Dogs and sleds - The Big Picture - Boston.com
My best friend when I was a kid had a husky, and they’ve been my second favorite breed of dogs since. After labs, of course.
Dogs and sleds - The Big Picture - Boston.com
My best friend when I was a kid had a husky, and they’ve been my second favorite breed of dogs since. After labs, of course.
“February is pitiless, and it is boring.”
— Tom Robbins, Jitterbug Perfume
I missed the halftime show, the only part I was that interested in, but holy crap the remainder of the Who are old.
Patrick Stewart on modern technology (2 minutes total). Spoiler: he’s not big on Twitter, but don’t let that stop you from hearing his thoughts on the iPhone, email and the Internet, and gaming.
You know, it’s nothing you haven’t heard before, but it’s from the mouth of Patrick Stewart. I’d listen to him read the dictionary.
I’d definitely watch an Anderson or Herzog Superbowl. The Tarantino and Lynch parodies suck, though.
Admiral Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, on Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell in 140 characters or less.
yeah yeah yeah
the Sound of Saturn’s Rings (via gregreese)
Coming to a sci-fi horror movie near you.
So, I guess it’s sort of like deep frying? But with a vacuum pack? And water instead of oil? The physics make perfect sense to me, and I can appreciate the control-freak approach to cooking (ever watch me make tea?) but it sure seems like a lot of stuff going on to cook something. Not that I wouldn’t want to road test it. Also, my dad uses the heck out of those vacuum seal products and it always seems like you can either get it done easily or well, and never both. I don’t think I’d want to wrestle with that on a nightly basis.