I love the photo of the supercomputer contraption Zuse built in his parents' living room!

@shecky: I'm so relieved to know it. Now I don't have to feel guilty about my loveseat.

I love the video! I'm glad I didn't have to run after the girl on the bicycle in the rain.

The Chrono-Shredder is just an art project to make a point about tempus fugit-- no one is manufacturing it.

There's also Wilma, the fierce looking red-headed Neanderthal:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/09/080917-neanderthal-photo.html

@Ant: love the Simpsons reference!

Here's the correct link, sorry!

http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/video/player#/?titleID=1861199205&catID=3

So adorable! It made me wonder if there are knitting instructions for a Little Big Planet sackboy so I googled it and the first hit was Neatorama: http://www.neatorama.com/2009/01/10/big-little-big-planet/
Thanks for both, Jill!

Nice!

I love the Bratz doll video.

"Faster Sweetie! Mommy's late for work!"

Snap! I guess my subconscious just could help putting a little spring in February's step.
--Queuebot

Little did Britney know that she was yet another victim of the Segway Kidnapper.

"I can't wait till Baby Giggles is old enough to drive her OWN Segway!"

The children of the late Dr. Harold Carr found in their father's garage:
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/01/02/barn-find-of-the-decade-1937-bugatti-type-57s-atalante/

Autoblog goes on to say "This one went missing half a century ago, only now to be found again. It was originally owned by Earl Howe, first president of the British Racing Drivers' Club, and changed hands several times before the reclusive Dr. Carr mothballed it. Estimated values for the car are all over the map, with values as high as £6 million (about $8.8M USD) being discussed."