Tuesday, November 03, 2026
Return of The Great Indian Bustard
This lovely stopmotion film tells the story of the rise of the phoenix, the firebird, through a medium that itself emerges transformed after being burnt and fired.
Fog Eaters
Environmental toxicologist Peter Weiss-Penzias and a team of researchers investigate unusually high levels of methylmercury in mountain lions along California’s Central Coast. Tracing mercury pollution through the food web, they tie it back to an unlikely source: coastal fog.
Monday, November 02, 2026
LAKE ONTARIO
Bryan Adams sings about a deranged leader’s pattern of executive actions to rename major geographic features and bodies of water.
Uranium Prospecting Fashions for the Family
The good old days days when looking stylish was more important than fretting about pesky radiation exposure.
Don’t Eat It
How Wildwood Was Made
This behind the scenes featurette of the making of the film Wildwood provides an understanding of the time-consuming attention to detail that is required to put a stop-motion animation film together.
Sunday, November 01, 2026
Sunday Links
Sorry for the late Halloween links here. All week I thought today was October 31 and when I checked in this morning I got a surprise. Yikes!
Creepy Doll “It’s got a ruined eye that’s always open.” Thanks for the link Marco.
Trump denies writing 2036-volume comic titled Don And Jeff : Time Pedophiles
This Prostitute Set tells a story of glamour, temptation, deception, and self-preservation. Via Messy Nessy
100 Objects #22 In 1998, the recording industry was thriving. But the company pressing more compact discs than anyone else in America wasn’t a record label…
Before the polio vaccine lots of people got the disease Here are some poliomyelitis survivors whose names you may recognize
Something Wicked This Way Comes: Halloween Horror Poems
How far from shore can a kangaroo swim? Probably further than you thought.
Sure, vote (an oldie but still à propos)
The Unread turns your unread emails into zombies to kill
This is a good one from Jeb’s Jukebox: ‘Every Now And Then I Have To Cry’. (A repost from 2018)
This guy found a solution to high rents in Vancouver.
A gondola system to get rid of mice
Canada’s Eurovision 2027 finalists have been revealed. They hail from across the country, British Columbia to New Brunswick.
Kudos to the post office for delivering this letter in a timely fashion
Artificial Intelligence Still Needs Human Supervision
Saturday, October 31, 2026
Time Change
Feed your pet an hour early 🐈 #pet #cat #dog #catlife #doglife #fish #wintertime #timeshift #timechange
— Stuff I found (@stuffifound.politicalmemes.org) October 25, 2026 at 6:27 AM
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The Thing on the Fourble Board
This radio horror story is perfect for Halloween. A worker on a deep-drilling oil rig finds that something has found its way up the well - something that can't be seen.
Via Memo Of The Air
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