Link stew

[larryhammer]

The Addams Family is in the same world as Murphy Brown, M*A*S*H, and The X-Files. (explanations) (via)

Beedogs.com is the premier online repository for pictures of dogs in bee costumes. No word on what site came in second. (via)

The 5th Millennial Special Edition Stonehenge pocket watch. (via)

How to survive an unplanned free-fall. (via)

A really bad book about female orgasm, informatively and entertainingly ripped apart. (via)

Pathology in the Hundred Acre Wood. (via)

I can only wish. (via)

Like words of one beat, only without the predicate instead of without the polysyllabic.

---L.

Comments

[sienamystic.livejournal.com]

It took a lot of will power for me to finally leave the dogs in bee costumes website. It was...fascinating.

[larryhammer]

In a disturbing way.

---L.

[azang.livejournal.com]

Where do I sign up for the inner-critic-ectomy?

[larryhammer]

I don't want no inner critic. Then I wouldn't be able to judge anything. But, say, a muzzle....

---L.

[azang.livejournal.com]

and a stun gun?......

Duct tape too?

[larryhammer]

Piano wire.

---L.

[rachelmanija.livejournal.com]

That orgasm book review was great.

[larryhammer]

There's an art to shredding.

(I assume misia has seen this, and knows about the book.)

---L.

[maryosmanski.livejournal.com]

Steve comments he wishes he could have been in London yesterday for the re-enactment of the Admiral Nelson funeral.

He would also like to point out that, fictionally, C.S. Forster put Horatio Hornblower in charge of said funeral. Yes, the funeral took place in January. I surmised they didn't want to do the re-enactment at that time of year. Steve surmises that it was a matter of wind and tide.

[larryhammer]

Yes, but do we trust Hornblower to handle the job? That's what I want to know.

---L.

[hindarochel.livejournal.com]

I love the Psychological stufy about the inhabitants of the hundred acre woods. I've long thought that such a study was called for. And to think, people have been reading about these psychologically disturbed beings to their children for years!

I've great hopes that Dr.Shea will take on other childhood literary psychotics: The Runaway Bunny (clearly an abusive family arrangement) Pinnochio (what does that growing nose really represent) Mary Poppins! (who is also clearly subversive!)

Congrats to Dr.Shea for figuring it all out! Now, I'll go print it off so dh can share in the laugh.

[larryhammer]

Subversive hardly calls for treatment, though.

That she's creepy, sure. Just like Mrs. Pigglewiggle.

---L.

[hindarochel.livejournal.com]

Oh Mrs.Pigglewiggle is just your average monseter in a Great Aunt suit. Starving child and growing food behind their ears.
Really, she should have been reported to the authorities long ago.

[borntofr4g.livejournal.com]

Oh, man. That Pooh-thology thing made my day a lot better. Thanks a-plenty. =^D

(Yes, I bother looking back this far through people's journals. Don't ask why.)

[larryhammer]

I won't ask, because I do it too. :-P

---L.