This song does use some naughty words, so don’t play it where your fundagelical cubicle mate might hear. Or turn it up loud. Your choice.
(Via Reasonable Doubts)
This excerpt reveals a surprising fact: it is clearly a Canadian conspiracy. I knew we shouldn’t trust those guys.
This one is just too cute for words: a little girl summarizes Star Wars. The younger your eyes, the better that movie looks.
Uh, well, maybe this one isn’t appropriate for lunch. There’s nothing immediately off-putting about it, but it will sneak up on you. It made me laugh, anyway.
As a parent who has read every single opus in the Seuss oeuvre multiple times, and as a parent of at least one such youngster who has since graduated to Dr Who fandom, today’s Sluggy had a special je ne sais quoi. Some of those books would have benefitted from the addition of Daleks, especially that promoter of parental abuse, Hop on Pop.
This is amusing, but isn’t George W. Bush also increasingly irrelevant?
(via Philosophy Monkey)
Where it doesn’t descend into bad poop jokes (the good poop jokes are funny), this collection of photoshopped book covers has its moments.
I like this one: it’s the book Brockman told Dawkins that he’d never get published, because it’s too controversial — although, of course, it would probably provoke exactly the same cries of outrage his last book did, for exactly the same reasons.
This book, on the other hand…what’s inappropriate about that? I want to own this!
It’s true! They’re all arcane tormentors who like to confuse us with arcane rules and weird nomenclature. One example should suffice to show the truth. (Don’t try and tell me that a formal taxonomy tries to call these creatures merely “brown”. That’s just as sneaky.)
What do you know … I write about Ken Ham’s behavior, and Darren Naish follows suit with a fascinating post with all the details. There’s even a paper about it.
