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| “Bananas. The old Irishman taking his pig to market.” |
“Quaint Dessert Dishes” in American Homes and Garden (image above)
I did not know my passport did this via Memo Of The Air
I wool survive: Gay sheep make their high fashion debut. Via PfRC
Love Immortal When Alan’s wife died he had her cryogenically preserved and promised her that he would have his own body preserved upon death and the two would be reunited in the future. Then things changed.
“The online banker sounds concerned, as if he’s trying to keep me on the line until the ambulance arrives.” Tim Dowling’s column nails how I feel every time I have to call a helpline.
Scientists have uncovered the holy grail of beer brewing
Worried about feeling chilly? Don’t be because now there is this. Via Web Curios
Face transplants promised hope but living with a stranger’s face presents enormous ethical and physical challenges.
Abuse, finances and infidelity are often cited as grounds for divorce but I’d never heard this excuse before.
I was stabbed in the back with a real knife while performing Julius Caesar (The story has a happy ending)
A good story: Annie The Beetle Via Memo Of The Air
The 100 Best Movies of the 21st Century (I never agree with the rankings in these lists. Do you?)
TIME's Top 100 Photos of 2025 Below is one of my favourites :
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| Faizan Zaki, 13, of Dallas, after winning the Scripps National Spelling Bee in National Harbor, Md., on May 29. Ting Shen—The New York Times/Redux |
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