XKBW: Belief

The Baby Cycle

Based upon the Murloc's suggestion that we should have another baby so we can use up the leftover box of newborn-sized diapers. Plagiarized from XKCD #140: Delicious.

What Have We Forgotten?

Because I'm on a stats kick, it seems.

Inspired by XKCD 1093: "When will we forget"

Percent of Americans who aren’t old enough to remember	Event
10%	Last year
11%	Trying to say “Eyjafjallajökull”
12%	Michael Jackson
14%	The Bush Presidency
15%	The first iPhone
16%	The planet Pluto
18%	Bl. John Paul the Great
19%	The Superbowl wardrobe malfunction
20%	A time before Facebook
22%	The Beltway Sniper

Laundry

With no apologies to XKCD.

"Purity"

This XKCD strip had been bothering me for a while.

...so I fixed it.

Weird

Creepy

Ok, so here's today's XKCD, published at 9:00 pm:

And here's today's PVP, published at 10:00pm, just one hour later.

What. The. Hell. Two completely different webcartoonists publishing cartoons about very similar subject matter on the same day at almost the same time.

I hear if you say "Munroe Kurtz" into a mirror five times, the ghost of teh interwebs will devour your soul.

Life imitates XKCD.

I haven't resorted to linking, the lowest form of blogging, in a while, so I'm entitled. Anyways, here's the comic:



Now, here's Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wood&oldid=224066992#Wood_in_Popular_Culture

Even funnier is the warning placed on the page: "Editing of this article by new or unregistered users is currently disabled until July 10, 2008 because a mention in xkcd is causing significant disruption in the form of useless "wood in pop culture" section additions."

--Update 11:28--

It gets better: here's the "Popular Culture" section of the "Popular Culture" article.

Friday LinkDump.

Chinese Swan Lake.
The good stuff starts about 2 minutes in. That guy must be built like an Abrams to be able to do some of those lifts. I would never even have dreamed of attempting anything like that.

Finally, a social networking site for me (crudity warning).

XKCD Parody.

Go Fly a Kite.

This is really cool. I want to do it, too.

Somehow not as impressive as the original.


Please tell me someone else laughs at this besides me.