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Posted By Chris Ziegler, theverge.com

My dad’s a good guy. He’d been an indus­tri­al equip­ment sales­man for much of my life, and he was very good at it. Even though he’s retired now, his phone still rings a few times a week. Some­times cus­tomers need a part, some­times they need…

Unfortunate fake water reflection in newspaper photo
Mark Frauenfelder, boingboing.net
Some­one in the art depart­ment at the Pitts­burgh Tri­bune is either dense or clever. (Via Pho­to­shop Dis­as­ters)

Unfortunate fake water reflection in newspaper photo
Mark Frauenfelder, boingboing.net

Some­one in the art depart­ment at the Pitts­burgh Tri­bune is either dense or clever. (Via Pho­to­shop Dis­as­ters)

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MAD X-MEN - MAD MEN and X-MEN Poster Mash-up
Venkman, geektyrant.com
Here’s a hilar­i­ous­ly awe­some Man Men and X-Men poster mash-up called Mad X-Men. It takes the same look of the Mad Men poster, only it this one includes a pissed off Wolver­ine. He’s obvi­ous­ly not very happy with 1960’s…

MAD X-MEN - MAD MEN and X-MEN Poster Mash-up
Venkman, geektyrant.com

Here’s a hilar­i­ous­ly awe­some Man Men and X-Men poster mash-up called Mad X-Men. It takes the same look of the Mad Men poster, only it this one includes a pissed off Wolver­ine. He’s obvi­ous­ly not very happy with 1960’s…

Is Dark Souls Just A 100-Hour Waste Of Time?
Erik Kain, forbes.com
Is gam­ing its own reward, or do games suf­fer from a lack of deep­er mean­ing?Michael Thom­sen’s pecu­liar review of Dark Souls dis­plays a deep mis­un­der­stand­ing of what a game is and why we play them. Just as trou­bling, it…

A critique of a critique of a game? Does it get any weirder? Yes. It’s in Forbes?

Is Dark Souls Just A 100-Hour Waste Of Time?
Erik Kain, forbes.com

Is gam­ing its own reward, or do games suf­fer from a lack of deep­er mean­ing?

Michael Thom­sen’s pecu­liar review of Dark Souls dis­plays a deep mis­un­der­stand­ing of what a game is and why we play them. Just as trou­bling, it…

A critique of a critique of a game? Does it get any weirder? Yes. It’s in Forbes?

Classic 80s Horror Movie Characters as Creepy Senior Citizens
Venkman, geektyrant.com
Here’s a funny col­lec­tion of pho­tos show­ing off a few clas­sic 1980s hor­ror movie icons as older creepy senior cit­i­zens. The pho­tos were taken by Fed­eri­co Chiesa, and I think the most ter­ri­fy­ing image is of The Shin­ing twins. …

Not really creepy. At all. At least the idea is amusing.

Classic 80s Horror Movie Characters as Creepy Senior Citizens
Venkman, geektyrant.com

Here’s a funny col­lec­tion of pho­tos show­ing off a few clas­sic 1980s hor­ror movie icons as older creepy senior cit­i­zens. The pho­tos were taken by Fed­eri­co Chiesa, and I think the most ter­ri­fy­ing image is of The Shin­ing twins. …

Not really creepy. At all. At least the idea is amusing.

Einstein on Kindness, Our Shared Existence, and Life’s Highest Ideals
Brain Pickings has a free weekly newsletter and people say it’s cool. It comes out on Sundays and offers the week’s best articles. Here’s what to expect. Like? Sign up., brainpickings.org
“With­out the sense of fel­low­ship with men of like mind… life would have seemed to me empty.”In times of tur­moil, I often turn to one of my exis­ten­tial pil­lars of com­fort: Albert Ein­stein’s Ideas and Opin­ions — the…

Einstein on Kindness, Our Shared Existence, and Life’s Highest Ideals
Brain Pickings has a free weekly newsletter and people say it’s cool. It comes out on Sundays and offers the week’s best articles. Here’s what to expect. Like? Sign up., brainpickings.org

“With­out the sense of fel­low­ship with men of like mind… life would have seemed to me empty.”

In times of tur­moil, I often turn to one of my exis­ten­tial pil­lars of com­fort: Albert Ein­stein’s Ideas and Opin­ions — the…