Mostly a link blog, w/ a few scattershot musings.
/interstices/
January 2, 2009
katieparker:

shinyredballoon:

electricalgloom … reretlet:  via blog-imgs-40.fc2.com









I don’t usually reblog this many things in a row, but how can you NOT with this thing?
You all probably don’t know how I feel about owls. You will soon.

katieparker:

shinyredballoon:

electricalgloomreretlet: via blog-imgs-40.fc2.com

I don’t usually reblog this many things in a row, but how can you NOT with this thing?

You all probably don’t know how I feel about owls. You will soon.

November 20, 2008
marco:

gregbrown:

Geisel Library looks very creepy in the mist. (pic taken by HojuSimpson)
Looks like you’re in a bad Will Smith action movie.

marco:

gregbrown:

Geisel Library looks very creepy in the mist. (pic taken by HojuSimpson)

Looks like you’re in a bad Will Smith action movie.

November 5, 2008
marco:


daisymay:


kate-elizabeth:
YES.   YES.  YES.  !!!!!
YEAH! Thank you America, you done well!!

marco:

daisymay:

kate-elizabeth:

YES.   YES.  YES.  !!!!!

YEAH! Thank you America, you done well!!

October 20, 2008
To put them in perspective, I think of being on an airplane. The flight attendant comes down the aisle with her food cart and, eventually, parks it beside my seat. ‘Can I interest you in the chicken?’ she asks. ‘Or would you prefer the platter of shit with bits of broken glass in it?’ To be undecided in this election is to pause for a moment and then ask how the chicken is cooked.
October 5, 2008

givemesomethingtoread:

Here’s the thing about Americans. You can send their kids off by the thousands to get their balls blown off in foreign lands for no reason at all, saddle them with billions in debt year after congressional year while they spend their winters cheerfully watching game shows and football, pull the rug out from under their mortgages, and leave them living off their credit cards and their Wal-Mart salaries while you move their jobs to China and Bangalore.

And none of it matters, so long as you remember a few months before Election Day to offer them a two-bit caricature culled from some cutting-room-floor episode of Roseanne as part of your presidential ticket.

Great style.

October 3, 2008
lonelysandwich:


Don’t do that.
via cleversimon

lonelysandwich:

Don’t do that.

via cleversimon

September 22, 2008
xkcd - Tones
xkcd - Tones
September 20, 2008
Yes, I am real and I am really here looking for a wife. I am very picky, so the advantage of NOT being desperate enables me to wait, even a long time, to find the one right for me. I may find her soon, or it may take months or even years. Rest assured, I’ll be here looking until I find her.

Quick Disqualification List

[…]

6. You cuss/swear and/or have a potty mouth.

[…]

10. You cannot walk seven (7) miles non-stop averaging 1 mile per 20 minutes and without drinking or eating anything during the walk.

11. You have to go to the bathroom more than once during a four hour date where we first have dinner at a restaurant then see a movie.

12. Your attitude is not respectful, humble and kind.

September 19, 2008
September 12, 2008
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September 9, 2008
Kleiner wasserbär I <3 you

mollylambert:

Water bears

- are real
- are very small (typically 0.3 to 0.5 mm) but not primitive
- have a precise muscle control and move like higher animals
- resemble little bears; some have claws like cats
- have a mouth, head, brain, legs, eyes, nerves, muscles …
- live next door to you (for sure)
- are thought to be extraterrestrials, at least by some authors
- have strange eggs which look like miniature artwork
- can transform into a dry state which can return to life after years
- in dry state need only a drop of water to revive
- in dry state survive acid and solvent attack
- in dry state survive very high and very low temperatures
- in dry state survive high pressure and radioactive radiation
- have been found under 5 m layers of ice
- have been found in oceans 6000 m below the surface
- have been found on mountains, 6000 m high
- are a phylum (!) of its own
- are fascinating to look at under a microscope
- in return seem to look at you from under the microscope
- are a fine topic for biology courses
- are unknown to most of your neighbours, even to some biologists
- have escaped exploitation by man for centuries

September 8, 2008

‘There are two Americas - separate, unequal, and no longer even acknowledging each other except on the barest cultural terms. In the one nation, new millionaires are minted every day. In the other, human beings no longer necessary to our economy, to our society, are being devalued and destroyed.’

Article by David Simon

September 5, 2008
The Words They Used.
(via NYT)

The Words They Used.

(via NYT)

God:
That’s interesting. How old are you?
Me:
You’re so saucy, god.
God:
Do you mind if I tell other people you say I am a saucy god.
Me:
Mind? No. I encourage it.
God:
What do you have that is ? That was not a yes or no question. I haven’t heard anything like that before: said encourage it.
Me:
You’re so wasted.
God:
Thanks for telling me that I am wasted.
Me:
OK, now I feel guilty.