Science Buzz As we've learned from National Geographic Explorer, LSD has had a pretty wacky history since its invention by Albert Hoffman in 1938. How bout we take a crazy trip into the weird world of LSD facts and fiction?!
According to BoingBoing the CIA laced bread from a village bakery in Pont-Saint-Esprit with acid as part of its MK-ULTRA mind-control experiments. One man tried to drown himself, a young boy tried to strangle his grandmother, and a dude jumped out of a window under the mistaken assumption that he was a plane. Nice one, CIA. Really cool.
Science Buzz For 365 consecutive days, artist Klari Reis painted one petri each day, producing a marvelous collection of candy-colored abstraction inspired by microscopic images of cellular reactions. Here are my favorites from each month, but make sure you check out all of them!
Sports Buzz Incredible Photos from The Boston Globe of the Winter Paralympics. Why don't these games get as much coverage?! So impressive. Do yourself a favor and check out the rest here.
Watch this young lady rock out to Wayward Son with an organ, a drum kit, and an effects pedal. Simultaneously! This has been your daily reminder that you have no talent.
Dramatic footage of a truck apparently pushing a car sideways along a motorway in Yorkshire. According to news reports, Police are investigating the video.
Culture Buzz Awwwwwww. Tiger Woods' sexts are really cute when paired with kittens.
Celebrity Buzz Sandra Bullock definitely knew her husband was cheating on her at the Oscars. Here's our exclusive, incontrovertible proof!
Watch the moment when her name is announced. That withering look just before she stands up! That is the look of a woman scorned.
Viral marketing at its best. Except for the cliche upbeat guitar riff for the second half. That almost made me want to burn like ten books.
Science Buzz Now that National Geographic Explorer exposed Iran's potential to develop nuclear weapons, it's best to prepare ourselves for the worst case scenario. Here are ten things to help get you through the inevitable nuclear apocalypse.
If a 21kt nuclear device was set off in downtown New York City, the overpressure from the blast would only be strong enough to kill instantly within about a 1/3 mile radius. This means that the denizens of Brooklyn would survive the initial explosion, but would have to take shelter from the inevitable nuclear fallout. (via)
This guy always seems to come up with the best arrangements. Enjoy. [Ed Note: I wish I had another me that I could hang out and play TV theme songs with. Be careful or you'll end up with all of these stuck in your head at once.]
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