The Deadly Syndrome - “Eucalyptus”
I’m posting this again because I think it’s happy and awesome and you didn’t listen to it the first time, did you?
Salt Liquorice is something I got into because my internet friend Echo (hey Echo! hey!) in Sweden sent me some.
It’s… it’s now a habit.
I bought a lot when I was in Norwegian duty-free.
A lot.
If you like liquorice and/or salt I highly advise getting hold of some.
The Green Room
Dreamt that Trelvix was revealed by an 80’s-era News Anchor as the Crown Prince of some minor island-state. A retro animation super-imposing his avatar over the picture of the Prince was shown as hard evidence.
7 years and still funny.
We’ll be showing this clip to our grandkids one day.
lisarahmat asked: Where are the photos of the fjords, Ryan? And of you, in a viking helmet?
Sweartogod: there was not one Viking helmet. Or fjord.
Not. One.
I was flabbergasted too.
My gast? Entirely flabbered.
Shonen Knife - “Top of the World”
I firmly believe Japanese Pop-punk rockers should be parachuted into war zones alongside food and medical supplies because it’s so hard to sneak up behind and knife the enemy when you’re frantically wiggling your ass.
Not impossible, mind. Just harder.
The case of the disappearing teaspoons.
Lacking any guidance from previous researchers, we set out to answer the age old question “Where have all the bloody teaspoons gone?” We aimed to determine the overall rate of loss of teaspoons and the half life of teaspoons in our institute, whether teaspoons placed in communal tearooms were lost at a different rate from teaspoons placed in individual tearooms, and whether better quality teaspoons would be more attractive to spoon shifters or be more highly valued and respected and therefore move and disappear more slowly.
Australian epidemiologists publish a paper on the disappearance of teaspoons in the workplace in the British Medical Journal.
8 Chrome extensions for web developers
Firebug is really the last must-have
Actually, I’ve found the built-in Chrome dev tools to be a more than adequate replacement for Firebug (Ctrl-Shift-J on Windows).
harraton asked: What was the best part of being in Norway?
Getting to hang out with both of my little brothers. It’s rare that all 3 of us are in the same place. When the three of us are hanging out together I feel like there’s nothing in the world that we can’t do.
Sometimes Favstar/Favotter/Favrd aren’t about popularity. Sometimes they’re about finding people who understand.
<3 you guys.
