Remains of 200,000-year-old Bedding Discovered. It was cleverly constructed to repel insects. (via Strange Company)
Utah Makes Welfare So Hard to Get, Some Feel They Must Join the LDS Church to Get Aid. (via Digg)
Stretch Armstrong: An Oral History of the Doll You Loved to Tear Apart. The article is NSFW due to an image of a rare Stretch Armstrong doll that some might call "anatomically correct," although most would call that a stretch.
Hawkeye Is More Groundbreaking Than People Realize. (via reddit)
A 14-year-old girl runs away to avoid being sold into marriage. The police arrested her for running away and wasting the money spent on the wedding celebration. (via Fark)
Montreal Comiccon: Holiday Edition Cosplayers. Where else would you see Superman in a Christmas sweater or Santa with a lightsaber?
Chemistry Professor Caught Breaking Bad. (via Real Clear Science)
The Final Public Execution by Guillotine. On June 17, 1939, at least 600 hundred people gathered at 4 AM to watch the execution by guillotine of convicted serial killer Eugen Weidmann in Versailles.
A blast from the past (2014): 7 Great Places with Horrifying Names.
And on a personal note, Gothgrrl gets to eat this week.
2 comments:
While supplies last? What the hell?
2 hours a day, not 3AM when cramming students really need it?
No no, this will not do, care packages for Goth Girl, stat!
Fun Fact - that execution by guillotine was witnessed by actor Christopher Lee,
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