Sunday, April 24, 2016
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Eating the future
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Bacon -- it's the future, man!
Graphic buried somewhere deep inside this game
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His first attempt to demonstrate the future occurred at an Oklahoma City Carl's Jr., but they did not understand his ways and ejected him. Undeterred, the time traveler walked across the street to Arby's, where the patrons were slightly more enlightened and allowed his demonstration to proceed after he shoved the manager up against a wall. After the obligatory yelling, the visitor grabbed a fist full of bacon and chicken, thanked them all for their kind attention by breaking a window, and left.
Karate-kicking random cars as he walked down the street (possibly an obscure greeting gesture from his time), the man beyond time was found passed out at a taco restaurant due to the strain of passing through the Time Vortex without a TARDIS.
Oklahoma police were skeptical at first of the man's description of the future until they remembered that Donald Trump will have been President for 3 years by then. Hence, all bets are off.
Monday, April 18, 2016
Packed Away
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Bedtime!
Photo by Paul Spijkers
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Fortunately, this plane was only headed for Lubbock.
Sunday, April 17, 2016
Friday, April 15, 2016
Next member of a noble heritage
Remember the majestic ship Boaty McBoatface, and the slightly less majestic but at least on time train, Trainy McTrainface? Now another member has joined that proud lineage: the mighty Australian horse Horsey McHorseface. Long may his progeny gallop!
A racehorse, similar to the great Horsey McHorseface |
Thursday, April 14, 2016
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Barbarians at the gates in New York
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The bone of contention in Albany |
The New York Senate is currently in the hands of the Republicans, meaning that they are in charge of supplies. Now, Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan swears everything's on the up and up and that bathroom tissue is distributed in an equitable and evenhanded manner.
But "Not so!" desperately cry the Democrats. According to their statistics the minority party is only getting half as much. And it's ONE-PLY!!
It is said that Alaric and the Visigoths used this same tactic to defeat and sack Rome (although the romans used sponges on sticks instead of TP, but the principle is still the same). Of course, that could be a myth (not the stick sponges. Those were a hard fact).
Let's hope cooler heads prevail in Albany.
But "Not so!" desperately cry the Democrats. According to their statistics the minority party is only getting half as much. And it's ONE-PLY!!
It is said that Alaric and the Visigoths used this same tactic to defeat and sack Rome (although the romans used sponges on sticks instead of TP, but the principle is still the same). Of course, that could be a myth (not the stick sponges. Those were a hard fact).
Let's hope cooler heads prevail in Albany.
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Where to escape to
Lonesome
Photo by Uday1254
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Called "Poles of Inacessability," every land mass and every ocean has one. If you really want to get "far from the madding crowd" and meditate on the meaning of life, one of these might be your best choice. The complete list can be found here with a Google Map for each one.
Sunday, April 10, 2016
Saturday, April 09, 2016
Covert skin care
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CIA skincare plot exposed!! |
I'm sure the lluminati is mixed up in this somehow, although there's no "hard evidence" yet. But it just sounds like them, doesn't it?
Friday, April 08, 2016
What hungry bull fighters eat
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"I'm feeling a bit peckish right about now." |
I don't know how many times I've asked myself, "I wonder what a professional Bull Fighter (the kind and loving 'murican version, not the bloody, murderous spanish kind) would eat right now?" I'm sure you have too.
Well, now we know.
Thursday, April 07, 2016
"The mills of the gods grind slowly..."
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::Sob!:: |
Wednesday, April 06, 2016
"Get Outta My Yard!"
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Mr. Newman, World's Saddest Dog ™, realizes he's going up the river
Photo by Christopher Michel
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Sick and tired of that dadgummed neighbor dog doin' his business in your petunias? Yeah, we all are. But now we can turn the big guns of technology against those consarned rapscallions (and their owners, who are probably standin' right there, watchin') and catch 'em dead to rights! That's right Rover, you can't hide under the porch anymore. We're going to solve the mystery of whose poo that is in our yards the same way we crack all the big cold cases nowadays: DNA.
A Tennessee company named PooPrints makes a business of swabbing every dog in an apartment complex (in their mouths, not other more poo-oriented orifices) so they can match them to the genetic fingerprints of offending anonymous defecators.
Canine crime doesn't stand a chance. You can even become a distributor!
Sunday, April 03, 2016
Saturday, April 02, 2016
The easy way to make your home posh!
Today it's boring, ordinary April 2nd, of course, but I really liked this April Fools email/post thingy I got yesterday from the Historical Emporium (which can make anyone look spiffy)!
Friday, April 01, 2016
Edison: History's greatest humanitarian!
It's little known today but famous inventor Thomas Edison was actually the greatest humanitarian who ever lived. Sure, we're all used to hearing of Edison the jerk, Edison the man who battled Westinghouse up one side and down the other to block much more efficient Alternating Current, Edison who crushed the dreams and buried the vision of Nikola Tesla, Edison the elephant electrocuter, Edison the... well, you get the picture.
But when you weigh all that against his magnificent invention of 1878, it's no contest. Edison ranks right up there with Mother Teresa and the entire Doctors Without Boarders organization. Because Thomas Edison, with a single stroke, eliminated hunger from the Earth.
It happened like this.
One day, Edison was riding through the streets of New York in his gold-plated carriage with J P Morgan, John D. Rockefeller, and several Rothschilds discussing how there were simply too many ragged street urchins clinging to their vehicle begging for money. The Great Inventor took the opportunity to demonstrate one of his latest inventions, running 50,000 volts through the skin of the carriage, thereby efficiently dislodging the grubby, starving children. As they watched smoldering little beggers dropping like over-ripe fruit into the street, Edison commented triumphantly, "I call that my 'Poverty Eliminator.'"
The Plutocrats chuckled and drove on.
Later, as they sat down to a posh but impromptu dinner at Edison's home, one of his butlers sheepishly informed him that there weren't enough Delmonico steaks to go around.
"What?! Not enough steak?? I'll soon fix that!"
When Edison returned from his basement lab 2 hours later the wondering tycoons stared in amazement at his "Food Creator," a portable, easy-to-use device capable of transmuting any type of matter into any food imaginable.
The wealthy magnates sat down to the best steaks they'd ever eaten and the Daily Graphic spread the happy news throughout the land on that joyous first day of April:
For more information about this wonder, click on the headline!
But when you weigh all that against his magnificent invention of 1878, it's no contest. Edison ranks right up there with Mother Teresa and the entire Doctors Without Boarders organization. Because Thomas Edison, with a single stroke, eliminated hunger from the Earth.
It happened like this.
One day, Edison was riding through the streets of New York in his gold-plated carriage with J P Morgan, John D. Rockefeller, and several Rothschilds discussing how there were simply too many ragged street urchins clinging to their vehicle begging for money. The Great Inventor took the opportunity to demonstrate one of his latest inventions, running 50,000 volts through the skin of the carriage, thereby efficiently dislodging the grubby, starving children. As they watched smoldering little beggers dropping like over-ripe fruit into the street, Edison commented triumphantly, "I call that my 'Poverty Eliminator.'"
The Plutocrats chuckled and drove on.
Later, as they sat down to a posh but impromptu dinner at Edison's home, one of his butlers sheepishly informed him that there weren't enough Delmonico steaks to go around.
"What?! Not enough steak?? I'll soon fix that!"
When Edison returned from his basement lab 2 hours later the wondering tycoons stared in amazement at his "Food Creator," a portable, easy-to-use device capable of transmuting any type of matter into any food imaginable.
The wealthy magnates sat down to the best steaks they'd ever eaten and the Daily Graphic spread the happy news throughout the land on that joyous first day of April:
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Huzzah! A new age dawns! |
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