Wow, the Arc de Triomphe was even more interesting in the zoom-out. I had no idea!

Is that Garrison Keillor talking?

My 1960's elementary school only taught (drilled) us up to the 10's. I think all of our 11's & 12's time was spent preparing for the imminent move to all-metric.

But cool isn't about practical. It trumps, transcends practical. It's in a whole nother realm. Consider the entire Neatorama store. (Which I love.)

OK now you have to do a piece on Space Food Sticks. :)

I was amazed at how true to life many of the drawings were, coming from only verbal Q&A and without any correction/modification from the describe-r. That forensic artist is really, really good.

Oh please, anyone who speaks Russian! I know the scene is obvious, but I'd love to know what are they're singing and saying.

It really looks as if they just set the guy up with car, camera and toy, and got lucky.

Reminds me of the medieval cat paw prints from a few days ago. :)

It's funny that the scribe looked at it and said, forget it, I am NOT doing that page again.