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    May 09, 2012

    This primary school kid in England is blogging his lunch every day

    He takes photos. Rates the food on various rankings. And is generally adorable. Each lunch costs two pounds, which seems steep for some of these offerings. NeverSeconds

    Posted in (K)uriosities. Posted by Mojo at 01:31 PM |

    May 03, 2012

    Today in funny signs . . .

    Twitter / @ScottFilmCritic: If you only see one hilari ...

    Posted in (K)uriosities. Posted by Mojo at 02:08 PM |

    April 23, 2012

    The Tourist-Trap Gift Shops of Ancient Egypt

    Radiological investigation of an over 2000-year-old Egyptian mummy of a...

    Posted in (K)uriosities - Fa(k)t. Posted by dave-o at 09:38 AM |

    April 16, 2012

    Afghanistan War vet to climb Mount Everest with prosthetic ice axe hand

    File under: Cyborgs among us. Early Bird Special - The Daily What

    Posted in (K)uriosities. Posted by Mojo at 12:57 PM |

    April 09, 2012

    Today's Tumblr: Ron Swanson + Rorschach

    Ron Sworschach

    Posted in (K)uriosities. Posted by Mojo at 12:52 PM |

    April 04, 2012

    These MAss Effect leggings are pretty great

    N7 Mass Effect Leggings / Pants by Peachykiki on Etsy

    Posted in (K)uriosities. Posted by Mojo at 11:35 PM |

    April 01, 2012

    April Fools at Think Geek

    Every year I get more and more tired of April Fools on the internet. It's basically the day when everyone pitches bizarre dream products to the world at large and then doesn't follow up on them. It's a day of heartbreak, is what I'm saying. Or it's a day when news sites run bizarre stories in an attempt to joke with people, only to find out in their comments sections that no one expects jokes from a news site and horrified readers have murdered their pets and begun to dig fallout shelters under their bathtubs. That said! Some people do create some pretty funny gags on this day and it'd be a shame to lump them in with the Goofuses of the world. Think Geek has always done a pretty good job on this day--especially because they take one of their fake products and make it real, blurring that edge between their normal geek bait and the typical lies of April 1st. This holiday they are featuring an Admiral Ackbar version of that singing bass on a trophy plaque, Minecraft Creeper-themed peeps, a talking Skyrim hoodie that shouts FUS RO DAH, and an inflatable Starfleet captain's chair. I hope the chair wins. ThinkGeek :: Star Trek Inflatable Captain's Chair

    Posted in (K)uriosities. Posted by Mojo at 12:36 PM |

    March 30, 2012

    Oakland 6th-graders find treasure in Lake Merritt

    Oakland 6th-graders find treasure in Lake Merritt
    A student was scooping up trash with a long net from the shore near Grand and Harrison streets when she spotted two bags about the size of reusable grocery totes sitting in about 2 feet of water, said Richard Bailey, executive director of the Lake Merritt Institute. The bags were heavy and she couldn't scoop them up, Bailey said, so he waded out in hip boots and pulled them to shore. The canvas bags weighed about 15 pounds each and made a lot of clinking as they moved, Bailey said. The students, excited to see what sort of booty was inside, crowded around their find. When they opened the bags, the group erupted in thrilled shrieks. It was a real treasure: rings, necklaces, brooches, bracelets, candlesticks, coins, medallions and silverware filled each bag. . . .

    Posted in (K)uriosities. Posted by Mojo at 01:37 PM |

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