Princess Decomposia and Count Spatula
It is a slow news day, however, Andi Watson is back with a new tale to tell. Princess Decomposia and Count Spatula seems like a romp in Gothic
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Free Online Starlog Magazines
There was a time when geeks got most of their information from Starlog. Most of the issues of Starlog are now available online for free via the Internet
This is my Year
So how are your new year's resolutions? I did not make any this year. I am bound to disappoint if I promise to change.
Ruthie Shepler: Amply Endowed Maid Fights Tax on Bosom
Talk about a well balanced meal. This is 1956 in Des Moines, way before Hooters even cemented any foundation. Tax man sets booby trap for well endowed woman.
In With the Good, Out With the Bad
It has been a Charlie Brown year so far. It started bad and finished bad. The year is still in life support. When do the good things start?
Inspirograph!
Who needs pens and paper when you got Inspirograph! The original Spirograph was created by the British engineer Denys Fisher and released at the Nuremberg International Toy Fair
MIT Technology Review: Troll Hunters
I love this Hergé parody cover (Tintin in Tibet) by MIT Technology Review's latest magazine cover.
Philadelphia Police Organization Demands Apology From Chris Britt
What I want for Christmas is for people to get a sense of humor. Seems people have lost it. John McNesby, head of the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of
Best Covers of 2014
Dan Wagstaff of The Casual Optimist: Books, Design and Culture picks the best book covers of 2014.
Obama Opens Doors To Cuba
Is the madness finally over? President Barack Obama announces plans to normalize diplomatic relations with Cuba and ease economic restrictions on the nation.
1980’s Slang by Charley Chartwell
Here is a mix tape of 80's slang by Charley Chartwell.
Branded For Life
If I had to get a tattoo of a brand I follow it would the "no-name" brand. I am all about deals.