Things to make me giggle

[azurelunatic]

Relativistic Speeding Ticket Avoidance (/.)

Lesson: if you are shallow bitches who will snipe at someone within their hearing, you really deserve your paradigms being reset.

OMG hazardous science fun. (Should I lock this to make Mama happy? Nah, Dad knows how to behave ... right? He'd never microwave argon... right?)

The Doctor Sings (promotional stunt; Tom Baker; hilarity)

I have a stack of items archived from things I didn't post while at work. From, like, Tuesday. I so don't have any time.

Comments

[hotarunokokoro.livejournal.com]

that lesson reminded me of one i learned when i went to eat lunch by the u of a with my son. we walked in to the pita place and started to place our order. he went first. i stepped up to the counter and saw a jar which said...' what does "pita" spell backwards'? i started laughing immediately and the cashier said, ' you would not believe how many sorority girls will stand there for more than 5 minutes trying to read that !'
we all had a good laugh, and i was thankful for just a moment that i was dyslexic! lol....

[azurelunatic]

Hee!

[bitter-crimson.livejournal.com]

Sadly, Tom Baker's "Common People" has got nothing on Shatner's. *is disappointed*

[azurelunatic]

Ooo, I shall have to see if I have Shatner's, then!

[onyxrising.livejournal.com]

That reminds me of my friend Sam. She and her best friend Geo, as kids, had what they simply called "Science Time". Luckily, their mothers never caught them, although they did come literally close to burning out someone's eyes with a microwave once.

[azurelunatic]

That sounds like both fun and dreadfully scary, speaking from the point of view of a kid and a responsible adult caretaker!

[onyxrising.livejournal.com]

When you have mad genius children, these things are bound to happen.
Technically, they were about thirteen at the time, but with boys this is still childhood.

[azurelunatic]

With some boys, 16 is still childhood.