I'd be concerned about the dishwashing robot and the Roomba teaming up against the household humans.
Natter 64: Yes, we still need you
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.
I'm picturing The Daily Show clip in my head right this minute.
Drunkest Guy Ever, Silent Film Version (VIDEO)
On its own, this priceless minimart security footage of a clearly inebriated man trying to buy more beer (POSTED BELOW) is pretty hilarious. Whoever added the old-timey music and silent film captions just put the icing on the cake. Whether you love old Chaplin films or just enjoy observing the belligerently wasted, this video will make anyone laugh.
I would be one of its minions if it did my dishes.
Drunkest Guy Ever, Silent Film Version (VIDEO)
Brilliant.
Our Buffista teachers may find this study interesting:
I'm not sure who could have thought that "errorless learning" would work as a teaching method, but the UCLA study reminds me of the time that my Dad put an unsolvable geometry problem on our final exam just "to see how we would approach it".
I guess they are right about remembering things better and longer because I still remember how pissed I was that I wasted 30 minutes on that problem.
Joss to direct an episode of Glee: [link]
If Spike takes over this show too as a result, I am going ballistic.
the UCLA study reminds me of the time that my Dad put an unsolvable geometry problem on our final exam just "to see how we would approach it".
My dad once offered me $100 if I could come up with a 19 point cribbage hand. When I pointed out to him that this was impossible, he congratulated me on my close reading of the fine print but did not give me the cash anyway. Cheapskate.
Hmm, cribbage was also the only game my Dad would play with us. Coincidence?
OMG, that video made me weep. Unrelatedly, Casper told me this morning, "Drunk is when you're all crazy."