Science, Superstitions and Skeptical Life
I’ve been passing on a few tips (as demonstrated by this Twitter conversation with Dave the Happy Singer — of Davethehappysinger.com) about supporting charities during this month and beyond. Sign up to be a long-term benefactor, grab a few shirts, buy some books, get your 2010 calendars from them and know that unlike others, it’s [...]
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*Yes, it’s a Little Kitten about dogs. Shut up.*
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From Popbitch: Big squirrel, little squirrel, helpful humans. Watch it when you need something to restore your faith in the loveliness of the world.
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Well, cheered me up somewhat.
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Okay, this is probably the best find for the season! Thanks for putting it up, P! I have fond memories of Jack Russell races at Bindoon, from years back — though they should have used presents like this to get them to run!
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PZ Myers on Twitter: It is the 8th day of the 10th month. Today is CEPHALOPOD AWARENESS DAY! Hug a mollusc! Therefore, I take a break from all the packing and sorting for Adelaide, to post a favorite Digital Cuttlefish poem. Cute, cute, cute… The cutest of all of the cephalopods (And thus, of all [...]
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BLATANT stealage from the now-travelling blog of Digital Cuttlefish (it’s Friday Limericks time! Get into them!): My own translation – ‘Toxic goo? Nom nom nom!’
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Some of the things you sadly never get to see on the popular sort of paranormal-haunting-medium-hunting-spirits-what-have-you shows: A little old lady hitting John Edward on the head with her handbag screaming “Simon! Simon! His name was Simon – not Sam or Samuel or Simone or Saul, you stuttering, fraudulent creep! I want my money back!!” [...]
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