Heather Gardner brings us a well-done parody of Queen’s “Killer Queen” to promote getting the COVID-19 vaccine. I talked with a woman the other day about it, and she referenced "all those people who have died from the vaccine." Wait, what? No one has died from the vaccine. It turns out she gets all her news from the Facebook app on her phone. When you have the opportunity, get the vaccine so that officials won't have to wait around hoping more or your age group will do it before they open up to more demo graphics. Remember, the higher the ratio of vaccinated people, the less likely a killer variant will be able to mutate. (via Boing Boing)
Saturday, March 20, 2021
Get Vaccinated!
If Hercules Poirot Was Your Housemate
Our modern economy stipulates that people must share housing with strangers in order to afford rent. In such a situation, meetings must be called to share group complaints and solve problems. Alasdair Beckett-King put the investigator from Agatha Christie’s whodunnits into this modern world. (via Laughing Squid)
Rosemarie's Life
This animated video reminds us that everyone has a story inside them, actually many stories that make them who they are, and those stories are well worth passing along. (via Nag on the Lake)
Magic Meerkat Moments
While shooting footage for the series Planet Earth Live, BBC cameramen had to put up with the shenanigans of the wildlife itself. (via The Daily What)
Tweet of the Day
Sure, they're good, but more importantly, they are joyful! (via Everlasting Blort)Masaka Kids Africana Dancing To Jerusalema
— Gabriele Corno (@Gabriele_Corno) March 14, 2021
Music: Master KG pic.twitter.com/RChAxnUqKV
Friday, March 19, 2021
True Facts: Help The Bats!
Ze Frank has now established himself as a person that people will listen to when he talks about animals. This video, which you might assume is about bats, is really about Batman. His name is Dr. Merlin Tuttle, which you have to admit is a much better name than Bruce Wayne, or at least more suitable for a comic book. But Merlin Tuttle is a real life superhero, going the extra mile to protect the bats who need him. Ze Frank explains, while gently poking fun at Tuttle's mustache. Find out more about Tuttle's work at Merlin Tuttle's Bat Conservation site.
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Possum Shanty
When you're feeding the opossum in the window some tasty jam, you may as well sing a song about it. Eric Stix adapted the tune of "The Wellermen" sea shanty to fit the occasion. The clever lyrics are enhanced by the animal's pleasure and Stix's obvious affection for his visitor. (via Digg)
Miss Cellania's Links
How Were the Covid-19 Vaccines Developed So Quickly?
Baltimore restaurateurs made the 12-hour round trip to Vermont to cook tempura broccoli for a woman dying of cancer. (via Fark)
The Palatial Ruins of the First Western Black Monarchy.
77 Examples Of Toxic And Greedy Management.
The Definitive Guide to Reverse-Chronology Movies. (via Digg)
How Hollywood Is Complicit in the Violence Against Asians in America. Reducing Asians, women and sex workers to flat punchlines isn't just degrading — it's dangerous.
New Record for Mouse Embryos Grown in Artificial Womb. According to the research team, human embryos could be next—raising huge new ethical questions. (via Damn Interesting)
The Swedish Artist Who Hooked British Rock Royalty on Her Revolutionary Crochet.
A blast from the past (2013): The Bloody Benders, America's First Serial Killer Family.
35 Facts About Mr. Fred Rogers
I did not think I could sit through 35 facts about Mr. Rogers, but this is full of stories about Fred Rogers that you probably haven't heard before. I never watched the show -wrong age group- but the more I know about him, the more I wish I had.
Tweet of the Day
Here's hoping you have just as great a day.Good morning, Twitter. pic.twitter.com/xmmrAS0g4Q
— Undine (@HorribleSanity) March 16, 2021










