Congrats go out to Alexandra, "Cat in a Boat" career statistics leader and employed professional veterinarian type in the fine town of Ashland, MA. Way to go Ali!!!
As her first act as vet extraordinaire, she would like to remind everyone of the etymological roots of the phrase "shoo in." (Note: not "shoe in").
And now, some links:
This piece of work is extraordinary. I especially like the Bob Dylan moves he uses to start off. Seriously, what the hell is up with local news journalism? Are we trying to be stupid? "Here, i found one example of something; that means ALL people must be doing it!" Not that the girl in this segment deserves sympathy, but man, the whole thing is more interesting for the coverage, methinks.
Fun perfect pitch game. I cheat and use the star spangled banner (which starts off G-E-C - thanks Jimi!) as a reference.
Where you from? Speakin' wise?
Syncing metronomes.
Unwritten rules of baseball. Oops.
An interesting if a little off base argument that questions the ubiquity of Darwinian mechanisms.
Remember Kerry Wood's gem references a couple of weeks ago?
Fantastic blog of Crossword-inspired sketches. If you like the NYT Xword puzzle, you gotta check it.
Cool album covers, maybe.
My dad needs to have this as his homepage. For his puns.
Aaron thought I was kidding.
The entire catalogue of ACME products. Genius.
And some funny comparisons in the biking v. driving wars.
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