The following clip is a (safer-for-work than the Big Bad Blog) trailer for a Star Trek porn parody.
Photo of the hooded man with the cock (get it?) is found at FFFFound. Credit unknown.
Webcomic is Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal, by Zach Weiner.
If you know your organic chemistry (or would like to know your organic chemistry), you should click on this link to see organic chemistry explained through the base unit of Internet expression: the cat.
(Painting created on an iPad, by Don Shank.)
Fox News is, at times, painfully funny in its ignorance. For instance, Bill O’Reilly is apparently unaware that tides are caused by the moon, and insists that it cannot be explained.
The BMJ, last week, accused Andrew Wakefield of fraud. Here at the Big Bad Blog, we have seen a number of comments of the “about time” sort — almost dismissing the fraud as old news. However, given libel law in the UK, here at the Big Bad Blog, we feel that this is huge. Fraud is a deliberate act, purposely misleading others for material gain.
It seemed (to somebody without detailed knowledge of the particulars) perfectly plausible that Wakefield was just a poor researcher who designed his experiment to confirm his pre-established conclusions, and the sort of person who cannot admit that they are wrong. That the BMJ feels confident that his work was malicious and not well-intentioned (though misleading and of poor quality) is certainly newsworthy.
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Everything you wanted to know about Beck U, but were afraid to ask. |
| Instructions on how to jog … with an erection. |  |
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In case you missed it, Prince dissed the Internet, saying that it is completely over. We have opinions on this at the Big Bad Blog. As draft posts indicate, these opinions are entirely incoherent at the moment. We will likely forget them. |
| For those of you who Twitter: A rant about retweeting celebrities.
Personally, anything to do with celebrities baffles me. People either have something intelligent (or interesting, or funny) to say, or they do not. Beyond that … who cares? |
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Shazam is an awesome smartphone app. However, its makers apparently do not understand the purpose of patents, and insist that their patented software not be discussed in public. |
| You might have noticed that we link to a lot of other sites at the Big Bad Blog. But you probably are not aware exactly how brave we are to do this. Linking to some websites is against their terms of use, and there’s a list of (some of) them here. |  |
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An interesting little article about fine distinctions between words. |
| A final treat for all y’all: Magical Penis Thieves appears to be one of those phrases for which this blog will now doubtlessly rise to the the top of the Google Search Board.
Awesome. |
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With a changed name comes changed titles. Welcome to the first weekend coffee! It might look familiar.
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In late July, police will patrol the entrances to Battersea Park looking to arrest people carrying water guns. |
| As you know, newspapers are busy setting up paywalls (or threatening to) and pushing for various new laws to protect their dying industry. It cannot help that they sometimes forget to ignore the rules that exist. |  |
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An English muffin maker lives in fear now that an executive has left for Hostess. |
| Mashable has asked an important question: Does Chatroulette depend on the cock, or could it exist as a Eunuch? |  |
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The Dodge Viper logo is just Daffy Duck, upside down. |
| Are you an MP who lost their seat in the election, and are still trying to figure out your next move? Take some inspiration and turn to stand-up comedy. |  |
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Do you own a URL? Then you should be aware that you could be sued by a random corporation, just because they want it. |
| Need help getting by? Here are ten rules to live by. |  |
