It’s Christmastime!
Now, it’s your turn to celebrate. Or do whatever you want. After all, it’s Thursday Night Open Thread. You’re running the show.
What’s on your mind?
It’s Christmastime!
Now, it’s your turn to celebrate. Or do whatever you want. After all, it’s Thursday Night Open Thread. You’re running the show.
What’s on your mind?
Conspiracy theories ahoy! The Pentagon has officially confirmed that there was, in fact, a $22 million government program to collect and analyze data on UFOs.
I was going to complain about this, until I realized that if that if all the government did was study UFOs, the rest of us would finally be able to get something done.
[Cardistry – Virtuoso : RISE feat. the FW17 Virtuoso deck] (Viewer #190,505)
Card-flipper tricks mostly make me think “you really spent your free time learning to do that?”, but I have to admit that they look nice in slow motion.
As they mention at the end, there’s no CGI involved in this. Just guys who spent their lives twirling cards instead of kissing girls.
[Those Darn Accordions-Baba O’Riley] (Viewer #19,885)
I’m from Wisconsin, so accordion music seems less weird to me than it does to people raised in areas of the country that don’t have a significant German heritage in their population.
[High Praise! to Mental Floss]
12 Refreshing Facts About Coca-Cola
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New climate research shows that global warming is the root cause of greatly increased snowfalls in Alaska.
Sure… and the key to losing those holiday pounds is making January into Daily Pizza Month.
[Submitted by Slapout (High Praise!)]
Works like this: I feed you Moon Nukers a straight line, and you hit me with a punch line in the comments.
The Carolina Panthers are for sale. To make them more attractive in this difficult year for the NFL, they’re throwing in…
PayPal founder Peter Thiel says he wants to build a “floating nation” in the Pacific Ocean
Big deal, there’s already plenty of floating nations. Usually on a sea of debt, though.