So I have a Linky file where I bookmark all the odds and ends I come across while browsing the internets. It is a big file. But this week I don’t even need to dig into it because so much stuff has turned up this afternoon or in my email. So it will grow and grow and grow…<\/p>\n
Geological Society of America finds the lair of the Kraken<\/a>. (At least, an expert explains an ambiguous fossil site by speculating there was a real big scary octopus that ate plesiosaurs and then arranged their bones in pleasing patterns. Eek.)<\/p>\n Aaron put this in comments last Friday: cheese or font?<\/a><\/p>\n George Monbiot exposes the self-mythologising BS indulged in by the ultra-rich<\/a>. Ahhhh.<\/p>\n Baltimore youth develop a slang term to fill in a gap in English grammar<\/a> (via Michael Upton)<\/p>\n Helpful Tumblr tells you if something is racist.<\/a> (Via the Knifeman, who can’t figure out why the Star Wars prequels get a pass)<\/p>\n Via lots of people: a baby re-enacts scenes from classic movies<\/a>.<\/p>\n 10% of UK population have a parasite messing with the dopamine levels in their brains<\/a>. Unnerving.<\/p>\n Big collages of movie posters show the patterns in their designs<\/a>. Some of these are more convincing than others. Definitely worth a look.<\/p>\n Ancient Iran had a drive-thru weapons shop.<\/a> Um.<\/p>\n Think of a person. Now this genie<\/a> will ask you either\/or questions until he guesses who it is. Surprisingly good. (via… someone)<\/p>\n When Return of the Jedi was being filmed, some fans crept up to the location and took a bunch of spy photos<\/a>. These are great.<\/p>\n Two interesting items from d3vo: And The Stonehenge Song!
\nSly Stallone designs a pen<\/a>. This is everything you hope it will be.<\/p>\n
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