Sunday, September 05, 2021
Kittens Learn to Play Jenga
Teach kittens to play Jenga, and they'll have the whole house dismantled before too long. The one with the white socks is going to beat all his brothers at this game in the coming years. (via Tastefully Offensive)
Tweet of the Day
(via Everlasting Blort)Would you like to see a puppy taking a ride on its best friend rooster?
— Danny Deraney (@DannyDeraney) August 23, 2021
Of course you do.
Credit Imgur: User: miransalakin pic.twitter.com/Kp851VoExw
Saturday, September 04, 2021
8 Odd Cat Behaviors Explained
A cat's behavior can seem strange to us only because we aren't cats. They see the world from a totally different perspective, and what they do makes perfect sense in a feline world. Why do cats follow us around? Why do they hate a closed door? And most importantly, where did the "blep" come from?
Witchcraft
If Social Media Hosted A Party
I tend to think that the whole Trump/Qanon/antivax things are a scheme by the biggest social media company (you know the one) to identify the most gullible target audience possible for advertisers. You know, "If they buy this, they'll buy anything." You can make a lot of money that way. That said, watch Ryan George play all the parts at a social media party It's a good thing he wears different clothing for each character, and even a sign for one of them. Otherwise you'd never know when the next line is coming from a different character. (via Digg)
Tonight You Belong to Me
One of the most memorable songs in movie history is the duet between Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters in The Jerk. In this video, Ben and his four-year-old daughter recreate that duet when she couldn't sleep because of fireworks outside. She even does the harmony part! (via Daily Picks and Flicks)
Tweet of the Day
(via Everlasting Blort)The most dignified nope in the history of noping https://t.co/BwWgEw0d8E
— Tara Calishain (@ResearchBuzz) August 26, 2021
Friday, September 03, 2021
Cat and Kittens Live and Work at a Police Station
Police officers in Busan, South Korea, once encountered a stray calico cat mourning her dead kitten. They buried the kitten, and then forgot all about it. But the cat didn't. When she became pregnant again some time later, she went to the Busan Gangseo Police Station, where the officers took her in, named her Mollang, and gave her a job. Now Mollang and her four kittens are the pride of the station, and even have their own police uniforms!
Things That Look Cool Backwards
There's no plot to this video, just a bunch of everyday things, reversed to make them much cooler. It may seem weird that I would focus on this, but I must point out that once you've used a playing card as a straightedge with a Sharpie, you've got a forever marked deck. (via Bits and Pieces)
Miss Cellania's Links
The Ghost Town Left Behind by an American Sect of Hollow Earth Believers.
A Twitter thread explaining Texas' new abortion laws.
Texas's Abortion Law Banning Dilation and Evacuation Will Kill and Maim Women. Even those who are not seeking abortions. (via Fark)
A Cancer-Quashing Microbe Emerges from the Deep. A look into how networks of scientists in the field, the lab, and in patient care have to work together to advance medical science. (via Real Clear Science)
Non-Americans Are "Violently Jealous" Of Americans Over Spirit Halloween. They should also know it's easy to lose an entire paycheck there.
Can You Guess What Movies These AI-generated Posters are For? It may seem difficult at first, but if you take time to look at the details, you'll recognize important clues -at least for movies you've actually seen. (via Metafilter)
The best reason to get a tablet. (via reddit)
The FTC is Investigating McDonald’s Ice Cream Machines.
A blast from the past (2010): A Non-Math Look at Math Shapes.
Waldorf watches the Discovery Channel
It's his favorite show! This was way back when the Discovery Channel was science-based. Waldorf is learning how to hunt impala with a pack. I just think it's delightful to name a cat Waldorf. (via Tastefully Offensive)









