Activity Corner

• Star Trek's transparent aluminum has been created in the lab.


• Somehow, I don't think some people know how to make a pizza.


• I was going to link to this cool page that tells the current time using numbers from Twitter posts, but the damn hippies that set it up think Internet Explorer is evil and auto-redirect you to the Firefox page, so you can't even see it unless you use another browser. I hate open source hippies, so screw their effing page.


• Beyonce's Put a Ring on It plus the chicken dance equals The Birdy Song.


• The lost Disneyland construction timelapse video footage.


• An economic analysis of the Somali pirate business model. Cool graphics, and BONUS! a Somali pirate game at the end you can play.


• 100 great movie lines in 200 seconds.


• Student doctors recount things I learned from my patient. I will now steer clear of anyone named "Some Dude" or "This Guy".


• Rare photo of the 1940 Tour de France.


• Dog food for humans.


• Is your water bottle filled only with lonely liquid? You need a water bottle buddy!


• Doc Bottom's all natural Aspray. For odors anywhere (but mostly your butt).


• The Rubik's Cube sandwich.


• Make your own D20 bag of holding.


• Ghost Busters (1954) trailer. Sure, it's a compilation of clips, but what if?


• So you want to be cremated, but don't want to store yourself in a regular urn. How about a personal urn that looks like you?


• Duetto buffo di due gatti (humorous duet for two cats – wiki page).


• High-speed photos of water balloons bursting.


• Kenny is evil, because his Grandmother thinks he's teaching her English, but he's teaching her cusswords. (WARNING: BAD LANGUAGE.)


• Britain's colorful pub signs.


• The latest Simon's cat episode: fly guy.


• Now that Walter Cronkite has passed on, who is America's most trusted newscaster? (Mouse over the states for details.)


• This technology (it's a trick, too!) is simply amazing. 3D projections on buildings.


• 25 unusual Russian "nesting dolls".


• Cool replacement caps for mustard, ketchup, and toothpaste: Spread Heads.