In New York, explorers are setting forth on expeditions under the sewers.
(by Wendy Gold)
NPR claims that cupcakes are SO 2010, and that pies are set to be the cool dessert of 2011. Here at the Big Bad Blog, we scoff at the notion that our beloved cupcake could be replaced.
The New York Post wonders: why do we kiss?
Ever wonder about the last gasps of a dying Twitter account? No? Well, you can read all about it anyways: Last Tweets.
And now, a collection of marvelous cupcakes:
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A strange process involving The Daily Mail creates brain eating vaccines. |
| Scientists love little more than destroying childhood memories.
Triceratops — ex-communicated from the legion of dinosaurs. |
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Note to the FBI and other law enforcement agencies: When sending legal threats, it is best to get the law right. |
| Somewhere in Indiana, there is a doctor who ought to be stripped of his license. |  |
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The Internet … where strange affairs and second marriages are discovered and/or researched through Facebook. |
| I still remember running. |  |
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An important note — it is unwise to receive a blowjob while cooking pancakes. |
| If you do not wish to know how large the frightening holes in Internet privacy are, I suggest that you do not click on this link. |  |
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Volunteers at women’s health centres apparently get pelted with small rubber “dog-toy” like fetuses |
| The Psychology of Conspiracy |  |
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If you need proof that the UK’s libel laws are over-the-top, check out the manner in which criticisms of a person’s behaviour need to be expressed, in order to avoid lawsuits. |
| As a denizen of the Internet, you are no doubt aware of that annoying quiz in which your own writing is compared to famous authors. But be aware that it is flawed:
Input some Lovecraft, and it will identify it as Orwell-like. Input some Orwell, and it will be identified as being similar to Margaret Mitchell. |
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Remember a few weeks ago when we linked to scaremongering over methane releases from the BP oil spill? Well, now the scaremongering has gone even more extreme — to doomsday scenarios!
Of course, these do not stand up to scrutiny. But excellent scaremongering nonetheless! |
| Historians say that they have located King Arthur’s table. And here I was thinking that King Arthur was just a myth.
Are the stories about Merlin true, too? |
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It has been shown everywhere I look on the Internet. Everywhere. But I will still link to it, because I continue to love absolutely everything that Improv Everywhere does. |
| Need a place to crash for a month? Like museums? Then apply to live at Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry for a month.
Oh, you get paid, too. On the downside, you’ll be expected to write. Scary. |
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