A plethora of miscellany including scantily clad women and people with two brains!
- For all you sick people: According to Scientific American, Airborne is a scam.
- Why does Jessica Alba even have a face, when it’s not nearly her best side?
- OK, I give up. Scarlett Johansson is officially hot.
- 2007’s great life advice begins with “Are you leaking? Plug it!”. Used for business in this context, but applicable to all things. Get it out of your head and on paper!
- Ever want to take a sound clip and see what it would sound like when played in a big abandoned warehouse? Well…thanks, internet!. There’s also one that will let you try audio in “a huge [11m] tank made of ferroconcrete”
- Every rockers dream come true: a real, working air guitar
I’d like to leave you with a trio of articles from one of my favorite magazines/blogs, Psychology Today.
- Krang is here! Apparently, we have brains in our stomachs.
- What I’ve been saying for years (it’s even on my MySpace page) is true. Half-asian people really are more attractive!
- I guess all those piano lessons weren’t so horrible: How music lessons strengthen verbal skills
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