No, not a typo. Not fake.
Not even #1 on the list.
It probably should have been #1, but I suspect that Cracked.com couldn’t resist throwing that picture up as quickly as they could possibly help it. There’s something… majestically wrong about that picture. And, yes, it’s available
Go ahead, click the link. You know that you want it.
Moe Lane
I mean, how are they going to explain the differences between this and the previous X-Men
Oh, well, I’m sure that I’ll find out when I see it.
Considerably messier, but then the prequel trilogy could have stood some extra messiness. Heck, this would have been an improvement
No, I’m not going to link to it. Because maybe, just maybe, if you see this you will turn off the computer RIGHT NOW and get off of the grid before the End Times arrive.
It’s too late for me: save yourself.
…because I can’t get the laptop to like my mom’s Ethernet. Mom’s got the boy out on a walk, I have a cup of cocoa beside me and this
…on the canned music.
This could have been worse.
Moe Lane
PS: Four Non Blondes
Mostly because I’m traveling up to NJ for a week so that my kid can spend a few days with his grandmother while I: help around my mom’s house; catch up with some friends Saturday; and be one of the two RedState bloggers covering the 2009 International Conference on Climate Change. I expect to be focusing mostly on the political aspects of the climate change debate, because that’s my motif these days.
Feel free to hit the tip jar to help pay for gas, tolls, whatnot: as it stands I’m only getting away with this because my wife thinks that my mom needs some grandson-time right now.
[UPDATE]: Fixed.
This comic is clearly therapy for David Morgan-Mar. Because he so desperately needs Attack of the Clones
Personally, when I get a moment of Lovecraftian existential horror at the meaninglessness of the universe that is exemplified by the prequel trilogy
Brother Pejman of RedState emails to inform me that we almost got hit by an asteroid yesterday. TheSydney Morning Herald estimates it at about 120 feet wide, and that it came within 37,000 miles of Earth (I’m translating into real units of measurement), which was more or less the size of the Tunguska
And the only practical way to stop these things? Orbital missile defense systems.
Sleep tight!
Moe Lane
*Yeah, geeks love Tunguska. Apparently, so do video game designers
(Via Glenn Reynolds) It’s simply not… comforting.
From the first use of aerodynamic ground-effect on Formula 1 race-cars, to pioneering the use of extruded aluminum for lightweight automotive construction, Lotus has been at the forefront of automotive innovation for almost 50 years.
We’ve covered Lotus’ a bit of innovative history and involvement in Chrysler’s ENVI electric vehicle program before, but this release might the public’s first glimpse of the innovation new technology behind the revolutionary hybrid this Financial Times article says Lotus will be revealing at next month’s Geneva show.
Called the Omnivore, this new kind of engine takes aspects of a conventional 2-stroke, and adds a few neat tricks to that proven technology to create an engine truly flexible enough to run on almost anything, from 87 Octane to Cabo tequila to VP Nitromethane.
As an examination
Fair warning.
Moe Lane
*Oh, thank God. For a really bad two-minute period I thought that there was, or was going to be, a sequel to that one.
Pearl Jam
