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June 30, 2006

That's what I was reading?

Category: Weirdness

I remember 1968, and I remember that I was into comic books at that age…but I sure don't remember that the patriarchy was this dominant, and clueless. Remember, kids, be nice to your girlfriends so that they'll squelch any uppity...

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Why I will never vote for Barack Obama

Category: Politics

I can vote for a Christian politician, no problem. I have even liked Obama's sense of vision (although it seems he's been a bit of a flop in execution.) His latest speech, though… And if we're going to do that...

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Octopus brains

Category: Neurobiology

Once upon a time, as a young undergraduate, I took a course in neurobiology (which turned out to be rather influential in my life, but that's another story). The professor, Johnny Palka, took pains at the beginning to explain to...

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He was a True Prophet!

Category: Politics

Found on Buridan's Ass: "Someday the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's desire, and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron."—H.L. Mencken...

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Music? Bah! Totally irrational!

Category: Entertainment

But it's science themed music, so that makes it a little bit OK. Easternblot.net links to music from This Week In Science, and in the comments, I discover the media empire of Doctor Steel. My kind of guy. Oh, and...

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Carnivalia, and an open thread

Category: Carnivals

We have a couple of carnivals up right now… Modulator's Friday Ark Circus of the Spineless #10 Carnival of Education #73 …and a few that are looking for submissions. Carnival of the Liberals #16 will be at the Uncredible Hallq...

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A quick reply to some of the arguments made recently

Category: Godlessness

I seem to have struck a nerve. I'm getting lots of irate email over this post I made yesterday…not the usual cranky, ungrammatical rants I get from creationists, but literate notes with a hint of desperation. They're still wrong. Everyone...

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Friday Cephalopod: Peek-a-boo octopus

Category: Organisms

It's a bonus movie for the Friday Cephalopod: the octopus is a master of camouflage....

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Friday Cephalopod: "It's a giant orgy."

Category: Organisms

Giant Australian cuttlefish "It's a giant orgy. The waters of the Spencer Gulf are simply reeking with sex at the moment, as millions of Giant Australian cuttlefish arrive for their annual breeding season." O Australia! I wish I could switch...

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June 29, 2006

What? It's not for sale?

Category: Weirdness

I had my credit card out and everything—doesn't everyone want a Death Ray? (via collision detection)...

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