Category Archives: weblinks

Shared by Alan Great post Joel. Ladies, a question: For years I have offered my services as a breast warmer out of what I must now admit was a desire not for the comfort of your more prominent glands, but … Continue reading →

Shared by Alan That’s why you’ll see so few words from me. What’s this?! A comic on a Saturday?!!Director’s Commentary: My wife affectionately refers to me as a “notorious nonreader”. I probably would have skipped over this strip myself. Be … Continue reading →

A UK campaign to raise money to buy London bus-ads to promote atheism was a massive success — 800 of the busses took the streets today, and the campaign is spreading around the world. Today, thanks to many Cif readers, … Continue reading →

The White Balance Lens Cap is a replacement for your standard plastic lens cap with the added benefit of helping you easily set a custom white balance. The center of the cap has a white plastic dome like you find … Continue reading →

Someone in Germany is driving an automobile built for UK roads and has installed a Muppet in the passenger seat. The speed cameras in Germany are made to take photos of drivers who sit in the left side of the … Continue reading →

Journo seduced by cult of nonsense

I’m really sick and tired of these online series that use the first personal confessional –like Lonelygirl15 and the totally awful Gemini Division with Rosario Dawson — in service of the hokey dramatic trope of overly expository webcam monologues. In … Continue reading →

Shared by Alan Sadly this story tells the truth, many humans ignore the truth and live their blinkered lives in denial. This content was generated from Alan’s shared items in Google Reader. All credit goes to the original author. The … Continue reading →

Censorship is a terrible thing. So thank goodness it never works, says Philip Pullman This content was generated from Alan’s shared items in Google Reader. All credit goes to the original author. The original entry can be found here.

Airport security found a jar of pasta sauce in my luggage last month. It was a 6-ounce jar, above the limit; the official confiscated it, because allowing it on the airplane with me would have been too dangerous. And to … Continue reading →