Axiomatic Breakfast

Amazing collection of photos of the underwater world of Antarctica (from Stumbleupon)

The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry has a good collection of fun hands-on activities and recipes for young people. Here’s their Flubber recipe! (from Lifehacker.

BoingBoing gets the credit for this greate remix of the Office Space soundtrack with video from Superman/The Super Friends. The author did a great job of syncing the audio and video.

I saw this on BoingBoing and had to post it. Someone has a fantastic collection of theme songs from the cartoons we grew up with! Remember Captain Caveman? How about GI Joe? He’s got them all!

Happy Valentine’s Day! Looking over at my Yahoo News feed I ran across this article about a kissing class being offered in Seattle, WA. Sounds like fun!

Excerpt:

Each class begins with foot rubs, back-to-back dancing and tender kisses on the hand. Students slowly graduate to neck nibbles, ear exploration and finally lip locks.

As Byrd guides couples through exercises, such as kissing only the bottom lip or licking an ear, soft music plays. In a calm, breathy voice she tells them to “tease, surrender and risk” touching their partner in ways they’ve never tried before.

I found this link over on BoinbBoing earlier this week and ment to post it for several knitting friends out in Seattle. Citizen Skein brings us annatomically correct knitting projects. I’m particularly fond of the uterus that can (apparently) play the piano! There’s something for everybody!

From Fark comes the news that The A-Team will be coming to the big screen!. Ah the memories!

Excerpt:

Eighties’ TV show The A-Team is being remade for the big screen.

The series, which featured the action-packed adventures of “Hannibal” Smith, “BA” Baracus, “Faceman” Peck and “Howling Mad” Murdock, will be placed in a contemporary setting.

A scientist has come up with some very cool models of M.C. Escher’s paintings. It would be very interesting to see these in person but the images are pretty amazing themselves. (Link from fark)

I just stumbled across 20q.net while browsing over at ThinkGeek. Remember the game of 20 questions growing up? Well, here’s an online version that is eerily accurate. I tried it with a letter opener, a stapler and water and it guessed correctly on all three. Very Cool!

Fun flash-based Fridge Poetry! (Found at del.icio.us)

Davezilla’s post of the day is great fun today! Go check it out. I’m putting my money on the bird too!

From BoingBoing comes this link to a very cool movie. Someone with too much time on their hands has created a stop-motion animated lego version of Spiderman 2. Very cool!

(caution…the video is around 50 MB so make sure you have a fast connection or lots of time)

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Canada unveiled a new quarter commemorating Canada Day. The quarter was selected in a design contest won by an 11 year old boy. This quarter has to be the coolest one I have seen yet! (See below for a thumbnail). Link from BoingBoing
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OK. The title on this one pretty much says it all. From BoingBoing comes The Top 25 Weirdest Items You Can Purchase Through Amazon!
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Someone has put together a very cool map of springfield and a corresponding Guide to Springfield USA.

(link from slashdot)