Nice of them to provide these. As if I didn't already spend enough time roaming around on shorpy.com, now you infect my brain with more historical photographs.

AAggh! My firewall interrupted me right when I was at around 30 meters and overrode the controls. I give up for today.

Now added to my list of places to visit if/when I make it to Chicago. My luggage would be a bit heavy for the return flight though.
One of my favorite local used book stores is a four bedroom house furnished only with books and bookcases.

How many times can the woman in the purple shirt put on/adjust that mask?
Creepier would have been seeing the whole family with masks, including kid sized ones.

There's even more links from that vid, like the presumably Japanese video of a cat riding it's bed which was placed on top of a Roomba. He almost rolls off on aggressive changes of direction.

I wanted to know how much they cost, but their account bandwidth has now been exceeded apparently.

I haven't read this part of the book yet. Oh what other exciting and whimsical stories about deadly diseases I have to look forward to.

Just the overwhelming amount of composting and editing is staggering to think about.

I had the same problem as silentwatcher24, but then I switched from Firefox to IE and now I've lost an hour and a half of my morning.

I agree as to the great quality of the animation, but a few things didn't make sense in their own context. The puppets breaking character when they steer him into the bees for instance, and the fact that he grabs the wrong side of his head when the puppet first smacks him.

I especially like how the tree outlines the design and makes it look like cracks in the pavement.

You know, if it's already two pieces then I don't think it qualifies as a dress anymore.

Reminds me of the Top Gear polar special for some reason.

First I've ever heard of an externally induced sugar coma.

I just came across these yesterday. He does have quite the selection and array of styles.