by Megan Durham | Feb 22, 2011
This is hysterical. I’ve never noticed how drunk babies look before. Baby Trashes Bar in Las Palmas
by Megan Durham | Feb 21, 2011
“For just at that moment the light came over the hill, and there was a mighty twitter in the branches. William never spoke for he stood turned to stone as he stooped; and Bert and Tom were stuck like rocks as they looked at him. And there they stand to...
by Megan Durham | Feb 16, 2011
I have discovered a wonderful place on the interwebs. A place much like CraigsList, but where everything is free. That place, sirs and madams, is called Freecycle. Essentially a forum of stuff that people have and are eager to get rid of (or stuff that...
by Megan Durham | Feb 14, 2011
Say sometime in the future we are contacted by a highly technologically advanced society (for the purposes of this discussion it doesn’t really matter if they’re mole people or extra-terrestrials). How would we react? How would our society change to...
by Megan Durham | Feb 10, 2011
There’s an interesting post by Harvey Freedenberg over at Beyond the Margins asking about whether book critics and authors can be friends. He eventually decides that they can be, but the part that drew my interest was when he discussed John Updike’s...
by Megan Durham | Feb 9, 2011
Today was one of the few sunny days in Seattle, which meant one thing for me: I could put my top down on my Camaro. Which meant that I could finally go and pick up a loft bed from someone on Craigslist. Now, I need a loft bed because I have oodles of stuff...
by Megan Durham | Feb 7, 2011
We’ll count Andre, but only because he’s awesome.(This is the third part of a series, start reading here: Giants, big men, and traveler’s tales) Even with all the evidence against giants, I still kind of like the idea of a race of giants hidden out...
by Megan Durham | Feb 6, 2011
How is it that I find the neatest commentary on the current world not in the news sites that I frequent, but in the webcomics that I read? Joel Watson over at Hijinks Ensue has a great commentary today on the new digital newspaper (The Daily) being released by Apple...
by Megan Durham | Feb 4, 2011
Part of the answer to the latter question from last week lies in the bible. Genesis 6 in the King James Version states “There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to...
by Megan Durham | Feb 2, 2011
During the break a bunch of people came up to visit Seattle which meant that I not only got to see a group of great people that I don’t usually get to see, I also got back in touch with some of the Seattlites who came out for the group get-togethers. It...
by Megan Durham | Feb 2, 2011
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by Megan Durham | Jan 31, 2011
Travelers to strange lands have always been expected to bring back exciting stories. A look at medieval bestiaries or the stories of Marco Polo’s (supposed) journeys shows that western Europeans, at least, believed that just beyond their borders lay lands full...
by Megan Durham | Jan 28, 2011
So my Friday update for divergence is behind today, but I have an excuse this time. My roomie borrowed the internet by taking the modem and router to school, forgetting to tell the rest of us he was doing so. Unfortunately, he also forgot to bring them home so we are...
by Megan Durham | Jan 26, 2011
Perhaps one of the more interesting things about living in Seattle is the sheer amount of graffiti that abounds. And I’m not just talking about tagging (which I feel is the juvenile middleschooler of the graffiti realm), I mean interesting art pieces. Drawings,...
by Megan Durham | Jan 24, 2011
Picture by Peter TurosqLast week we introduced you to Skinwalker Ranch, a 480 acre ranch in Utah that has become synonymous with strange happenings. With the name comes an almost embarrassing number of theories on the cause, everything from Bigfoot enthusiasts to...
