Thanks MentalFloss for one of the funniest pictures of the year.
I’m sure someone will get pissed at me for posting that. On the other hand, the Jesus I believe in has a sense of humor.
[tags]Jesus endorsing the YMCA?, Humor with Jesus[/tags]
The most valuable supply of worthlessness on the web
Thanks MentalFloss for one of the funniest pictures of the year.
I’m sure someone will get pissed at me for posting that. On the other hand, the Jesus I believe in has a sense of humor.
[tags]Jesus endorsing the YMCA?, Humor with Jesus[/tags]
This is a completely stupid diversion from our otherwise pitiful lives. Head of to Hetemeel to put your own captions on various images (yes, there’s an Einstein pic for your use).
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[tags]Add your own caption, New stupid internet meme?[/tags]
You never know the source, for sure.
[tags]Beware German beer[/tags]
Sometimes these flashbacks in scientific history that the Modern Mechanix blog gives us just make me laugh. Most recently, I was catching up with MM posts when I found this old advertisement from the April, 1948 Popular Science magazine for the hamster manual. Apparently, back in the 40s, when people thought of hamster manuals, they did think of them in the same way we might in our perverted modern society:
The most complete guide book on the successful breeding and raising of Syrian Golden Hamsters. Tells all about this new, fast growing, profitable and interesting hobby industry. Reveals all the secrets of the largest breeder of these delightfully profitable pets and laboratory animals. 34 Chapters chuck-full of information gleaned from actual experience as a breeder. Twenty Pages of illustrations. A few subjects are: history, housing, three methods of breeding, easy to get feeds, sexing, fertility vitamins, handling, educational, scientific projects, crating, profits and selling, where to buy and how to sell hamsters. Sent postpaid for $1.00.
Albert F. Marsh, 1524 Basil St., Mobile, Alabama
Now there is that brief mention of sexing the hamsters, but that looks to be in reference to breeding the hamsters with other hamsters. No mention of cardboard tubes or other oddities we think about in modern times. Because they weren’t naughty perverts back then like we are now – especially you…
[tags]The hamster manual, Hamsters and sexing – no cardboard tubes necessary[/tags]
Here’s a joke from a co-worker.
During one of her daily classes a teacher trying to teach good manners, asked her students the following question:
“Michael, if you were on a date having dinner with a nice young lady, how would you tell her that you have to go to the bathroom?”
Michael said, “Just a minute I have to go pee.”
I’ve been reading a lot of 9/11 information – official government reports, cospiracy theorist musings, average joe thoughts, and so on. While looking for the official 9/11 commission report on Amazon, I came across this post concerning the 9/11 report and a question on why the WTC tower 7 collapse was not mentioned in the report. Here’s a big chunk of the (prettified by me) unformatted first post of one discussion.
You could buy “The 9/11 Commission Report: Omissions and Distortions” – but do you really need to? One little picture named wtc7.gif, you can easily find it on the web, makes it perfectly clear that WTC 7 was blown up in a controlled demolition. That one picture is worth way more than the couple hundred thousand lying words in this flagrant government cover-up.
(I’m posting the image, so you don’t have to search for it)
If WTC 7 wasn’t an inside job, then why did the report cover it up? Because they have not even the shadow of an explanation for the WTC7 implosion.
The robots are learning humor. Perhaps in an effort to catch us all off-guard? Regardless – don’t be fooled by friendly utterances from robots!
How do you stop a robot from destroying you and the rest of civilization?
You don’t.Little Susie tosses a clock out the window. A robot inquires, “Why did you do that?” She replies, “I wanted to see time fly!” The robot says, “Ah … A perfect subject for elimination,” and shoots her with a laser beam through the face.
(via boingboing)
[tags]Robot humor, Signs of the coming robot uprising[/tags]
If you’ve checked out my Give me Gifts! page, you’ll know I want the book “How to Survive a Robot Uprising” for my collection. Sure, many think “Pure folly!” even though they know how awesome I am. I know most people fail to accept the Terminator future (and similar future documentories) as likely or even viable, but I present to you much evidence from Engadget and MAKEzine to support my claims.
Our robot-breeding friends over in Japan — at the Chiba Institute of Technology and the University of Tsukuba — have announced the development of a crawling robot that can slide across dirt floors and lift itself over plumbing and other pipes. It’s designed to fit spaces 500 millimeters (19.68 inches) wide and 300 millimeters (11.8 inches) tall, and a remote allows you to steer it around and shoot still images of your crumbling foundation (we also assume it can transmit them live to a display somewhere). Currently, the unnamed bot is only being tested on the CIT campus, but prototypes are expected to be unleashed by March 2007, with full commercial production coming by April 2008.
So you have about a year and a half to prepare for the first assault. Don’t believe that these beasts will be content working as goodwill ambassadors for the space beneath our abodes.
Now that hospital staff from doctors to nurses to blood handlers have found themselves facing low-maintenance, high-stamina robotic competition, it’s only natural that cost-conscious facilities would start going after receptionists next, and thus Aizu decided to pick up a pair of multicolored bots to dole out information and guide patients to their rooms.
Misdirection, deception, confusion – these are the tools of the insidious medical prevention ‘bots.
Revell Monogram LLC and Innovation First, Inc. announced today a global partnership for the design, marketing and distribution of the new Vex Robotics System, a product platform based on the award-winning original design developed in 2005.
In this partnership, Innovation First will be responsible for technical design, engineering development and manufacturing, while Revell will be responsible for the development of sales and marketing programs, channel strategies and distribution. IFI will maintain responsibility and control of all products and programs involved with the educational field, the FIRST Robotics competition, and other non-retail business ventures. “
I am certain that Revell is a bastardized contraction of robot and evil. Mark my words, this is the company behind all the other developments, and from their world headquarters all the uprising shall be coordinated.
Now you have been warned. Prepare and be ever vigilant. Don’t let the robots take over without a great struggle from us. All signs point to a robot uprising before the zombies have a chance to overwhelm us, but I’ve picked up on the plot in time to save you all. Please don’t let my efforts be in vain.
[tags]Signs of the coming robot uprising, How to detect the robots who will first rise against us[/tags]
A joke passed along to me by someone at work:
A man walks into the street and manages to get a taxi just going by. He gets into the taxi, and the cabbie says, “Perfect timing. You’re just like Frank.”
Passenger: “Who?”
Cabbie: “Frank Feldman. He’s a guy who did everything right – all the time. Like my coming along when you needed a cab, things happened like that to Frank Feldman every single time.”
I’m sure I’ll suffer some unknown karmic backlash for posting this, but I chuckled at this when I saw it. Truth is, if you really think about it, someone is getting seriously hurt. Once I saw the animation full-sized and could see how badly that person got hit, I stopped chuckling. It’s freaky scary. And yet, I can’t resist posting it.
[tags]A bad day – with vehicles, Vehicle pwnage[/tags]