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[matt_doyle]

Subject line quoted from here.

And today, I think, it's time for a link salad with almost no politics or current events.  Instead, we have:

LINKS THAT AMUSE ME

Greek Philosophy Updated: New Categories of Love.

A take on the origin of life on Earth that explains everything.  And some thoughts on Christian behavior.

There's an insult generator that relies solely on quotes from Martin Luther.  Martin Luther was an angry, angry man.

I always thought that Sofa King was a joke, not a brand name!

Hey, who wants to use streaming video of frog noises to play the Imperial March?  This works disturbingly well.

Cracked.com thinks deep thoughts about Harry Potter.  Also, Feminist Harry Potter.

A website lobbying for Christian pornography.  And another where you can shop for sex toys in a pious way.

How To Deal With Writers.

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.  Possibly via murder.  Seriously, if you only click on one link here... go click on the Martin Luther insult generator.  But if you click on two, click on this one!  It's cute and hilaristurbing.

Wil Wheaton has a web TV show where he plays games with people, including Grant Imahara from Mythbusters.  Count me in!

Dragons and strong-willed ladies interacting is always interesting.  celebros , get clicking on this link right now!

Benedict Cumberbatch: he looks like an otter.

Baby Monkey.

Hot dogs and science.





 

Comments

[tree_and_leaf]

To be fair to Luther, pretty much every pamphleteer of that period wrote like that, but Luther's the only one who non-specialists have heard of (other than Thomas More, but then he wrote some remarkably insulting things about Luther, too). I don't think it's so much Luther's personal psychology as that they were angry times and the way people argued reflects that.

(Also, hi! Dropping in via the network).

[matt_doyle]

That is a fair evaluation, but much less funny. :-(

Hi!