This is the Best Dumb Blond Joke Ever. It’s definitely worth a look.
Monthly Archive for December, 2005
Go and watch this Saturday Night Live skit featuring Chris Parnell and Andy Samberg. It’s suppossedly “spreading like frosting” around the blogsophere. Those cupcakes really show how hard core these SNL guys really are.
Lazy Sunday: The Chronicles of Narnia Rap — Google Video via Boing Boing
Check out this panorama of San Ramon, California by Matt Jalbert. Those houses seem to just eat up the surrounding countryside.
Here are some random links concerning science.
Things science has yet to solve:
New Scientist SPACE — Features — 13 things that do not make sense
Some tips for the evil genius out there:
Sam’s Archive — How to destroy the Earth
Sam’s Archive — Earthmoving
And finally, while not really science, this link kind of has a Mythbusters type ring to it:
40 Things That Only Happen In Movies — Nostalgia Central
A year after they first met, Owen, the baby hippo that survived last December’s Tsunami, and Mzee, a 130-year-old tortoise are still best pals. They live together at the Haller Park preserve in Mombasa, Kenya.
Here are some more of the best photos of 2005. The theme seems to be destruction and hardship; dramatic but depressing at the same time. Is this the world we live in?
TIME: The Best Photos of the Year 2005
The Year in Pictures 2005 — Year in Review — MSNBC.com
Also see Sean Buckley Blog » Blog Archive » Reuters: Year in Photos for more 2005 photos.
Update: Here are some more upbeat photos.
Looks more like an Ikea store then a car manufacturing plant.
VWvortex Forums: A photo tour of the Transparent Factory in Dresden
Using Legos and a basic circuit board, Matt Sesno, Ben Rowe, and Tim Dooley built a robot made of Legos that is capable of playing Super Mario Bros., the first Mario-based platform game for the NES, and even beating the first level. Why? Apparently (unless they’re lying to us), there is a Lego Robot Talent Show every year, and they were looking for an entry. After all, there’s a huge need right now for videogame-playing robots made of Legos.
This is proof of my prediction that one day Lego will rule the earth. Move over Skynet.
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