Last Saturday in San Francisco was the first stop in the “The Last Unicorn” Screening Tour, where the classic 1982 animated feature is shown in remastered digital print and author Peter S. Beagle hosts an audience Q&A. There is also a costume contest with prizes! The next round of screenings is slated for early June […]
You know what they say, Corgis who Larp together stay together… or something. [Via Reddit | NA]
But what happened to food and shelter? Hmmm, oh right, there has to be an app for that somewhere. [Source: Wrong Hands]
Childbirth vs Getting Kicked in the Balls – Which hurts more? A scientific breakdown to settle the score! [ASAPScience]
Lately I’ve been watching a lot of web series and my friend sent me this one last week. Of course, I had to watch it because it features my favorite Commander on the Citadel (Mass Effect reference, you guys. You should really play it!) It’s hard to find a web series that has solid production […]
Thanks to Dave’s Geeky Hockey, these hockey jerseys DO EXIST! They cost approximately $95 — unless otherwise listed — and most feature custom name and numbers. All the patches are embroidered, too. Check out his site for Buzz Lightyear, Voltron, Transformers, and Zelda jerseys, too! Rumor has it he’s also doing Game of Thrones ones that will […]
Here is a picture of a fourth-grade “science quiz” that comes from a school that teaches young earth creationism principles, and believe it or not, it’s apparently NOT a hoax. Someone wrote to snopes.com reporting that this quiz belonged to his 10-year-old daughter. I didn’t know that this was being taught to her until we […]
DeviantARTist BongzBerry created this in anticipation of Man of Steel in June. Be sure to click the picture to view it in full size! [Via deviantART]
In honor of the release of Iron Man 3, we decided to revisit the first entry in the franchise. We found some sins in it, as we do with all movies. [Cinema Sins]
Chemists at Duke University have put together a database covering every possible combination of molecules that chemists could create in a laboratory. The idea is to keep track of what work has already been done, as well as settling disputes about who created what. The chemists reasoned that as drug synthesis involve humans putting together […]