Some stately, plump links for you.<\/p>\n
Science laffs: another of that research genre “analyse something fictional, pretending it is real” uses Asterix and head injuries. The Daily Telegraph doesn’t get the joke<\/a>. (It’d be funnier if this didn’t demonstrate how entrenched is the discourse that says scientists are clueless, disconnected from reality, and Spending Our Taxes. )<\/p>\n Dear Photograph<\/a><\/p>\n 10 mind-blowing Easter Eggs hidden in albums<\/a> So much here I’d never heard of, including a secret track on the Public Enemy album I bought in 1994. Hah.<\/p>\n The amazing Colleen Coover does a wonderful unlicensed Lois\/Lana\/Superman strip<\/a><\/p>\n Sharks leaping out of the water<\/a>. Finally time for that Michael Bay remake of Jaws.<\/p>\n New strip by Toby Morris about his great gran in Napier<\/a>. Lovely stuff.<\/p>\n Google is trapping you in a bubble<\/a>. (via Alastair G, who just welcomed babby #2 into the world, congrats dude)<\/p>\n No Star Wars this week, so here’s some Indiana Jones: Tom Selleck & Sean Young’s screen test<\/a>, and the complete backyard shot-for-shot remake by those kids in the 80s<\/a>.<\/p>\n Via John Fouhy – does every link pathway on Wikipedia ultimately lead to Philosophy<\/a>?<\/p>\n