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June 15, 2012 / General

stfu-moffat: Wow…well I suppose that explains a lot. My…

stfu-moffat: Wow…well I suppose that explains a lot. My estimation of Moffat keeps getting lower and lower. via Tumblr

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June 13, 2012 / General

Eat Not So Fresh – Subway and Chemicals

Eat Not So Fresh – Subway and Chemicals: Yeah. So not going to eat there if I can help it. via Tumblr

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June 9, 2012 / General

Sherlock Women and Feminism: Irene Adler

stfu-moffat: Irene Adler. The Woman. The only woman to ever beat Sherlock Holmes. It was with trepidation that many fans waited for A Scandal in Belgravia. Some were ecstatic when it came out; many others horribly disappointed. Before the episode aired, there were many people who were worried that Irene would be a love interest …

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June 7, 2012 / General

Of magic duck hearts and quackery

Of magic duck hearts and quackery: Favorite pull quote about Oscillococcinum: “So what we have here is essence of fairy dust – not even actual fairy dust.” via Tumblr

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June 7, 2012 / General

How to Spot an Improviser

How to Spot an Improviser: I did, actually, laugh out loud. via Tumblr

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June 6, 2012 / General

Archaeologists in Bulgaria unearth 700-year-old vampire…

Archaeologists in Bulgaria unearth 700-year-old vampire burial Sevaan Franks, ablogabouthistory.com Archae­ol­o­gists work­ing in Bul­gar­ia have unearthed a “vam­pire” bur­ial which dates back 700 years.Bul­gar­i­an archae­ol­o­gists have dis­cov­ered a buried man with an iron stick in his chest in the Black Sea town of Sozopol.The man, w… Or maybe he was, you know, a vampire. via …

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June 6, 2012 / General

The oldest fishing traps in the world Sevaan Franks,…

The oldest fishing traps in the world Sevaan Franks, ablogabouthistory.com Swedish archae­ol­o­gists have dis­cov­ered the world’s old­est wood­en fish­ing traps on the floor of the Baltic sea.The find, locat­ed of the east­ern coast of Skåne Coun­ty, con­sists of an arrange­ment of sev­er­al finger-width sticks dated… A new meaning of “fish sticks” via Tumblr

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June 6, 2012 / General

The oldest fishing traps in the world Sevaan Franks,…

The oldest fishing traps in the world Sevaan Franks, ablogabouthistory.com Swedish archae­ol­o­gists have dis­cov­ered the world’s old­est wood­en fish­ing traps on the floor of the Baltic sea.The find, locat­ed of the east­ern coast of Skåne Coun­ty, con­sists of an arrange­ment of sev­er­al finger-width sticks dated… A new meaning of “fish sticks” via Tumblr

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June 6, 2012 / General

Newly discovered Cure concert bootleg

Newly discovered Cure concert bootleg: Cool stuff. via Tumblr

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June 6, 2012 / General

Reconceptualizing my presence

Some of you may have noticed that I’m using my Tumblr account more and more often these days. there are two main reasons. 1) I am trying to retrain myself away from simply sharing things on Facebook because many of the things I want to share should be shared with more people than just the …

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