Sunday Links

George Baxter’s Print of Crystal Palace Dinosaurs -ca. 1854 (image above) ThePublic Domain Review

Saxquatch

Brian Clemens penthouse apartment in Westminster, London The agent describes it as the ‘ultimate Bond-style apartment’. (I was thinking Austin Powers because it’s shagadelic, baby.) via Things Magazine

It’s been two years since Culdesac Tempe, the "first car-free neighborhood in America," opened with a goal of making walkability its centerpiece.

David Lynch, white god “The one that has made some of the most beautiful things in the recent years, unlike the others”

More politically neutral end zone slogans for the NFL - McSweeney’s

Singer Buffy Sainte-Marie is stripped of prestigious Order of  Canada

The recreations of some famous writers 

 Futuristic Wearable Sleepwear walks a line between healthcare and fashion.

U.K.'s foreign office cat Palmerston shows up for duty in Bermuda. 

Beavers take 2 days to build dam government had planned for 7 years. Link

When They Died. A fun little time waster via Web Curios

Threads of god: The quest to save the world’s rarest pasta.

Number of books banned by schools in each US state

“A little while back, I met a capybara, the world’s largest rodent, for a coffee-and-carrot date at a café in Tokyo.” How the Capybara Won My Heart (via Web Curios)

In the beginning: Watch the First 2 Hours of MTV's Inaugural Broadcast (August 1, 1981) 

What The Thieves Did Not Steal A Boxing Day adventure.

David Lynch’s dreamy perfume commercials via Things Magazine