This Week In Internet: Pluto, Potatoes, and Principals
Aug 07, 2009
This potato is so sad!
Also sad: Pluto. Still.
How long could you survive after kicking a bear in the balls? My result: 20 seconds. That sounds generous.
40 Fantastic Time-Wasting Websites
It is good to know that spleens are finally getting some respect.
Movie posters for minimalists.
Five snacks that are shaped like the universe
Finally, a link for those who enjoy astronaut butt molds.
The 10 Best TV Principals in History
Fave T-shirt of the week.
Also sad: Pluto. Still.
How long could you survive after kicking a bear in the balls? My result: 20 seconds. That sounds generous.
40 Fantastic Time-Wasting Websites
It is good to know that spleens are finally getting some respect.
Movie posters for minimalists.
Five snacks that are shaped like the universe
Finally, a link for those who enjoy astronaut butt molds.
The 10 Best TV Principals in History
Fave T-shirt of the week.
24 seconds which means you would totez be the dead one in a bear attack situation
Posted by: James Buchanan | Aug 07, 2009 at 07:23 PM
Pluto is a planet. There is no need to blindly accept the controversial IAU demotion, done by only four percent of its members, most of whom are not planetary scientists. Hundreds of professional astronomers led by New Horizons Principal Investigator Alan Stern signed a formal petition rejecting the IAU decision and continue to refer to Pluto as a planet. How about doing what they are, keeping Pluto and just ignoring the IAU.
Posted by: Laurel Kornfeld | Aug 08, 2009 at 02:00 AM