Links o’ Interest

The stupidest game show contestant. (The best part may be the 3rd grader laughing at her.)

Cartoon ski accident

Rapping Sesame Street

French Lesson – at least it’s not lesson one.

Effective camouflage

Walmart codes for the intercom. Have fun!

Seeing-eye cat

All kinds of home-related breaks in the new housing bill

On the Costs of Parenting (bonus points for the post title)

Rush hits American TV for first time in 30 years – on Colbert Report. And they play Tom Sawyer on Rockband.

Synchronized Motorcycling (from 1950s)

The power of suggestion in voting: ” Essentially, people whose voting booth is located in a church are more likely to put more weight into social issues, people voting in fire houses care more about safety, and people voting in a school tend to put more weight on things like education.”

The Mole strikes in Don’t Ask Don’t Tell hearings
Moveon.Org turns 10

Adding more roads can reduce speed of traffic

More on Benford’s law. A great five minute video.

The cost of immigration restriction

Sports:
NFL players intelligence, by position

The kinds of pick up basketball players. (another take on it)

The worst player in Madden 2007 responds.

Patriots trying to move on for the New Year.
Key Quote:

The Patriots play the league’s easiest schedule, according to the 2007 won-loss records of their opponents.

One thought on “Links o’ Interest”

  1. Wow, heck of a list this time ’round, Brad! Two favorite quotes were:

    “This might be a stupid question…but I thought Europe was a country?” — Kelly Pickler, world’s DUMBEST woman, who is clearly not smarter than a toddler, never mind 5th grader.

    “Have you ever written a song so epic that by the end of the song you were actually being influenced by yourself at the beginning of the song?” — Stephen Colbert, asked of well-known epic songwriters, Rush.

    I’m a Rush fanatic also, and can’t thank you enough for posting this one — I totally missed it! The never-ending Tom Sawyer performance was a hilarious touch, too! haha

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