Ten strange discoveries archeologists can't explain. Yet, at least. (From Listverse)
A guy walking barefoot across America is hit by a car, 100 days into his trip. Weirdly, Mark Baumer's last post showed his toes next to a yellow-lettered word: 'KILLED.' (From Men's Journal)
Twenty liars who kept lying. And got away with it...for a while, at least. (From Cracked)
Fifty years of "Alice's Restaurant" -- and how Arlo Guthrie feels about it. (From Rolling Stone magazine) If you've never heard this very funny, thought-provoking song, click below. Settle in first -- it takes almost 20 minutes.
Ten strange (and wonderful) discoveries that have updated archeology -- big-time. (From Listverse)
More dog shaming. Yes, these are silly, including:
"Saving history by stealing it." Or in artistic terms, copying it. I'm still not sure what to think about this angle...
A Wisconsin farmer dies, along with 16 of his cattle...in a freak methane poisoning accident. This one is really strange.
One of the best modern tap dance scenes out there -- "No Dames" from Hail Caesar! Channing Tatum definitely got some of his chops from Gene Kelly on this one.
Too bad the rest of the movie was mostly stupid.
I kept thinking of a similar theme in Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers' Follow the Fleet:
A tiny house, custom-built in Alaska.
Irish treacle tart. A holiday offering from yours truly. (This tasted quite different from what I thought it would...maybe it's the lemon juice, combined with the sweet flavor. Not sure.)
What's today's cooks can learn from yesterday's tenement cooks. Some real-life examples here. (Thanks, Kris Driessen, for forwarding this on from the New York Post.)
Have a great week. Stay sane.
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