Mal ,'Out Of Gas'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
And how is "UFO Hunters" an appropriate show for the History Channel?
Okay, History Channel, here's a tip: The word "history" is in your fucking name. "History", as we understand it or it relates to us, i.e. HUMANITY comprises several million years!!
Lack of content should NOT be a problem.
Yeah, but "history" just isn't sexy most of the time. For example, not a single sexy babe was involved in the Battle of Midway.
"We Make History" != "We Learn, Teach, Or Know Fuck-all About History"
Street addresses in Queens are freaky.
I was looking on Google Maps, and 87th St and 87th Rd in Jamaica are right next to each other!
And there's an 87th Drive, too!
"We Make History" != "We Learn, Teach, Or Know Fuck-all About History"
I advocate a new truth in advertising law! That would force the "History Channel" to either change its motto to Jessica's suggestion or change their name to the "Wouldn't This Be AWESOME If Only It Weren't Utter Bullshit Channel".
That would force the "History Channel" to either change its motto to Jessica's suggestion or change their name to the "Wouldn't This Be AWESOME If Only It Weren't Utter Bullshit Channel".
I vote the latter. Changing your brand name to suit your crappy content is how we wound up with SyFy.
What If... Eleanor Roosevelt Could Fly!
I was looking on Google Maps, and 87th St and 87th Rd in Jamaica are right next to each other!
You mean 87th Ave. I was going to mention that, too -- Roads are smaller streets between Avenues, as are Drives. It works.
Massive archive of US Army medical illustrations and photos free online
An incredible archive of US Army medical photos and illustrations is being made available free under a Creative Commons Attribution license on Flickr by the National Museum of Health and Medicine:
This previously unreported archive at the National Museum of Health and Medicine in Washington, D.C., contains 500,000 scans of unique images so far, with another 225,000 set to be digitized this year.
I just love the picture in the article - so that's what the bottom of a skull looks like....
SyFy: I love this bit from the TVWeek.com article on the name change
“What we love about this is we hopefully get the best of both worlds,” Mr. Howe said. “We’ll get the heritage and the track record of success, and we’ll build off of that to build a broader, more open and accessible and relatable andhuman-friendly brand.” (emphasis mine)
It's not just a dumbfuck marketing move, in other words. Read between the lines, people: "SyFy" is some kind of plan to flush out the Cylons!!
What are you, toaster-lovers?! Get with the human program!
SyFy! SYFY!!