For the one who sends me so many weird music links, here's one from Blogger via moi.
http://www.geekspeakweekly.com/cowbell/
Tuesday, November 30, 2004
Vainglorious
The price you pay for giving me unfettered posting rights...
Wallace Stevens once wrote: "A poem is a meteor."
I wrote:
"LuluBelle"
A fat black sleepy cat
collapses by a window
under the weight of warm dusty sunlight.
If a poem is a meteor,
then I am a cat,
but I would like to be a meteor,
which is a very un-cat-like desire.
This is the source of all human suffering.
- Richard
Wallace Stevens once wrote: "A poem is a meteor."
I wrote:
"LuluBelle"
A fat black sleepy cat
collapses by a window
under the weight of warm dusty sunlight.
If a poem is a meteor,
then I am a cat,
but I would like to be a meteor,
which is a very un-cat-like desire.
This is the source of all human suffering.
- Richard
Extract your own DNA
Part of what makes science so cool is the fact that much of it is so weird. The Guardian Unlimited (UK) has published an article about a "List of 100 things to do before you die" as suggested by a group of scientists. Among the more bizarre ones was this gross, but cool item:
Another cool item claims that Manchester researchers are testing foot-pads that would allow you to climb buildings like Spider Man. Rock on.
The article:
Guardian Unlimited: Turn yourself into a diamond: tips from science on a good life, and death
Extract your own DNA by spitting gargled salt water into diluted washing-up liquid and slowly dribbling ice-cold gin down the side of the glass. Spindly white clumps which form in the mixture are, basically, you
Another cool item claims that Manchester researchers are testing foot-pads that would allow you to climb buildings like Spider Man. Rock on.
The article:
Guardian Unlimited: Turn yourself into a diamond: tips from science on a good life, and death
Monday, November 29, 2004
Weird Al Dontgetsick: Food safety music
Yet another one from those clever Boing Boing people:
Food safety music sung o the tunes of (mostly) 60's and 70's hits, made by a food toxicologist at the University of California. Complete with powerpoint slideshows...
My personal favorite? "They Might Kill You/ We are the Microbes" to the tune of "We will Rock You/ We are the Champions".
A sample:
Tasteless,
Priceless.
Food safety music sung o the tunes of (mostly) 60's and 70's hits, made by a food toxicologist at the University of California. Complete with powerpoint slideshows...
My personal favorite? "They Might Kill You/ We are the Microbes" to the tune of "We will Rock You/ We are the Champions".
A sample:
Buddy you're a young man, dumb man, careless
And you're gonna make someone quite sick someday
You got spores on your plate
They'll incubate
There's trouble if you cross-contaminate
Microbes they might kill you
Microbes they might kill you...
Tasteless,
Priceless.
An odd product for Target's assortment...
I bet that this will be removed pretty quickly, but for the time being, this is pretty funny. See Target.com's product page for Marijuana
This, too, brought to us by the fine people at BoingBoing.net... their post also has a link to a screenshot, since it's sort of expected that they'll remove it.
This, too, brought to us by the fine people at BoingBoing.net... their post also has a link to a screenshot, since it's sort of expected that they'll remove it.
Friday, November 26, 2004
Thursday, November 25, 2004
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
To all of those I didn't get to say it to in person, Happy Thanksgiving. There are many, many things to be grateful for, and you are most likely one of them, so pat yourself on the back.
Here is another thing to be grateful for (courtesy of BoingBoing.net):
The BananaGuard
I am so relieved.
Here is another thing to be grateful for (courtesy of BoingBoing.net):
The BananaGuard
I am so relieved.
Wednesday, November 24, 2004
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