Thinking in vain...

I'm not posting a picture it's kinda - well - you can look if you want to.

Eight-toed Baby

I kinda went crazy this afternoon. And bought a camera.

Via Geekologie.

We're overdue. We haven't had some serious dosage of stomach-churning cuteness in a while. I apologize.


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I had to share this - I love the simple, off-beat humor of it. More at Brand New.

This was too good only to post on Twitter. Steve Chambers photographed some type of Jelly substance in Scotland, a sample has been tested and it's not a plant or animal.

My favorite explanation? Star Snot of course. :D

Read original article and other guesses at Scotland Outdoors. Via Coast to Coast AM.

Holy crap! Joker just pointed this out to me because he knows how much I love weird stuff. That's the picture of the kiteboarder a few seconds before the tail came up and whapped him in the head - he's not hurt.

Article and the Telegraph here.

The headline of the article actually says Nessie mystery turns 75, but I had to read St. Columba's biography in Early Irish and British history. If I remember correctly he banished the monster and blessed the lake - guess that didn't work. :p


While not a famous as the (fake) Surgeon's photo, this would be the first photograph of "Nessie." It was taken November 12, 1933.

And in 75 years? We've come this far.



I still seem to have my childhood wonder attached to cryptos and ghosts and the like. One of these days! Coz, hey, you never know. :)

BBC article here.

And Holgas. Via WeHeartIt.

My agency is kinda into health care marketing, therefore - I LOVE this site. It's simple, easy to use and the music doesn't bother me like music on websites usually do. I love the animation style, such a cool idea. See the website here.

Via AdRants.

What you say? Trongs.




Perfect, now I can quit looking retarded when I eat wings with a fork. :p

Via Baking Bites, Trongs website here.

Just might be one of the best pictures ever.


Via WeHeartIt.

Via WeHeartIt, via unicornology.

That is one, ugly, HUGE fish. Salmon to be more specific. It was over 4ft long and weighed 85lbs.

That's like a second grader or something.

Original article here.

I am so cold. Typing is keeping my fingers from going numb.

Fort Knox - June 1942, FSA

I'm hoping I can get home in time so that there is some light and I can take a photo of my neighborhood. The boy scouts come put flags in almost everyone's yard today and on other holidays like it. It's such a picturesque sight.

Y'all should be so proud of me. I made a little Flash intro, all by myself. Yeah, so what if it wasn't very complicated? I did it. :p

Oh, and if I NEVER hear the words "too much white space" again, I think I'll be OK.

Secondly, we hate the Glade Scented Candle commercials in my house. Only the first one is up on YouTube that I can find. Why? Because the woman is a pathological liar and her friends and family should have had an intervention years ago - I mean who lies about candles? To add to the complete horribleness which is these commercials - the latest one has a talking/moving ginger bread cookie. We throw things at the TV.

Lastly, I HEART the new Slowskys commercial where they're in a movie getting ready for it to start. It's not on YouTube yet because apparently not every one shares my love of those silly turtles.

There's another juried art show coming up and I have to figure out what to enter. Something I've done in the last 2 years and the deadline is fast approaching. Cross your fingers I figure something out.

Oh, and happy Veteran's Day. :)

Name something you find trustworthy. Or something you trust.

Please. :)


UPDATE: Also, if you could pick one thing that says advertising to you... what would that be?

on vacation.

and i need one.

see you in a week.

I have been busy. But I'm going on vacation next week! No, I'm not going anywhere, my finances, like the economy, are not as they should be. And I've been busy following the election.

I'm not going to give my opinions necessarily, despite having some strong ones. I don't articulate them very well. But I would urge anyone who happens by here to actually go read up on both candidates. You can't get to the meat of their experience, policies, and records through a 2-minute TV sound byte. Go read an article that is so long it would hurt your eyes to read on your computer. A read ones both for and against both candidates and make up your own mind.

Don't be swayed by oversimplified talking points and pretty graphics.

I found a quote the other day and I really like it and think it's quite relevant for these days. I haven't researched the man that much yet, but the quote, I like.

Television is altering the meaning of 'being informed' by creating a species of information that might properly be called disinformation… Disinformation does not mean false information. It means misleading information – misplaced, irrelevant, fragmented or superficial information – information that creates the illusion of knowing something, but which in fact leads one away from knowing.

~Neil Postman