10 Little Known Facts About Marvel [Video]
http://youtu.be/XYzXqrChQ6A We can’t tell you how Iron Man’s suit works, or how the Hulk’s pants stay in shape, but we can tell you 10 little-known facts about Marvel. [Alltime10s]
http://youtu.be/XYzXqrChQ6A We can’t tell you how Iron Man’s suit works, or how the Hulk’s pants stay in shape, but we can tell you 10 little-known facts about Marvel. [Alltime10s]
I’m old enough to remember this commercial, but too young to understand at the time what D&D was, exactly. Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, both former Napoleonic wargamers, developed D&D in 1974. The game was based on one of Gygax’s earlier game developments, Chainmail, and incorporated rules and structure from the pair’s experience with wargaming. […]
Here is an infographic listing 50 things a geek should apparently know. The level of knowledge required to have a perfect score is a little broad, but I was able to score 37. What about you guys? [Source: Virtualhosting.com]
Sure, there are plenty of fantastic creatures carved as gargoyles projecting from the walls of various religious monuments throughout the world, but this is the first time I’ve seen a Xenomorph guarding the walls of an Abbey. Paisley Abbey was originally founded in 1245, and rebuilt in the early 1300s, and the recent “discovery” of […]
Watch as Georgia Tech sophomore Nick Selby welcomes new students to the university and invites them to change the world. Oh, and yes, if someone from Georgia Tech could actually build the Iron Man suit, it would be pretty awesome. [Via]
Cartoon Network gave Jake the dog and Finn the human the ultimate makeover… in LEGO! (Wonder how many bricks this took to build.We welcome your outlandish estimates.) http://youtu.be/6J1hvuCVTks The only thing that’s not awesome about this video is that it isn’t 10 hours long. via dorkly
From Power Rangers to Pokemon, here are 10 things that make you a child of the 90s. [AllTime10s]
Time to put a few things into perspective: Did you know that Cleopatra was born closer to the date of the first lunar landing than the construction of the Great Pyramid? [BuzzFeedVideo]
All it takes is a simple S to make most English words plural. But it hasn’t always worked that way (and there are, of course, exceptions). John McWhorter looks back to the good old days when English was newly split from German — and books, names and eggs were beek, namen and eggru! [TEDeducation]
How did a pitch for an episode of Star Trek end up in this weekend’s premiere of Breaking Bad? Easy: Vince Gilligan had been telling the story of a pie-eating contest gone wrong aboard the Enterprise to the writers of Breaking Bad for as long as writer Peter Gould can remember. “Since probably the first season,” laughed […]