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Aug 19
Posted at 2:41am

Nov 29
The “TwoDaLoo” is a frightening two-throne toilet that is sold as a way to get closer to your partner. “Saves rocky marriages,” claims the ad copy. (via Boing Boing Gadgets) The “TwoDaLoo” is a frightening two-throne toilet that is sold as a way to get closer to your partner. “Saves rocky marriages,” claims the ad copy. (via Boing Boing Gadgets)
Posted at 4:24am

Nov 28

Older white women join Kenya's sex tourists

“This is what is sold to tourists by tourism companies — a kind of return to a colonial past, where white women are served, serviced, and pampered by black minions,”
Posted at 2:15am

Nov 23
page 3 of 3: the jake issues (via passiveaggressivenotes) page 3 of 3: the jake issues (via passiveaggressivenotes)
Posted at 5:27am

Nov 21
Against all odds, Samus cosplay looks surprisingly good - DS Fanboy Against all odds, Samus cosplay looks surprisingly good - DS Fanboy
Posted at 12:57am

Taste Test: Take 5 Marshmallow | The A.V. Club Taste Test: Take 5 Marshmallow | The A.V. Club
Posted at 12:12am

Nov 20

Radiographs photoset

x-rays of variously grisly injuries
from Surfactant on flickr
Posted at 4:27pm

Snopes.com: Turkey Causes Sleepiness

tryptophan-induced thanksgiving sleepiness is horseshit
Posted at 12:28am

Nov 19

Posted at 3:13am

paint fragment from Belmont Art Park — This is an extreme closeup scan (2400 dpi) of a paint chip retrieved from the ruins of Belmont Art Park by Amy McKenzie earlier this year. The fragment is about 1cm thick, and appears to consist of about 150-200 layers of paint. (For a sense of scale, note the ridges of my fingerprint in the lower right.) This should give you an idea of the staggering number of pieces painted in this spot over the decades. (via otherthings on flickr)

paint fragment from Belmont Art Park —

This is an extreme closeup scan (2400 dpi) of a paint chip retrieved from the ruins of Belmont Art Park by Amy McKenzie earlier this year. The fragment is about 1cm thick, and appears to consist of about 150-200 layers of paint. (For a sense of scale, note the ridges of my fingerprint in the lower right.) This should give you an idea of the staggering number of pieces painted in this spot over the decades.

(via otherthings on flickr)
Posted at 2:59am

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