Daily Blend: Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Pictured: Douchebag

• 33 Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out To Be True.
  (via The Daily Grail)

• “Weird”? Airbus’s vision of the future of air travel is awesome.
  (via The Daily Grail)

• Christine O’Donnell’s mice-with-human-brains trumped by fish with human teeth.
  (via The Daily Grail)

• This is a casual (or perhaps restrainedly excited) link to a science article that confirms my bias(es) or some generally accepted notion, or that attempts to blow a moderately intriguing discovery to astronomical levels of relevance, especially for fringe groups.
  (via The Agitator)

• So you wanna go bankrupt? Here’re the five quickest ways to end up on the streets.
  (via Gene Burmington)

• Manassas, Virginia’s anti-sex prudishness will cost them $70,000. Sweet benign schadenfreude.
  (via Fark)

• I really don’t know what to make of these. Parody? Poe? Please?
  (via Fark)

• How to run a sex toy ad on primetime TV: Call it a “personal massager”.
  (via Fark)

• You think your engagement photo shoot was fun? These folks had Bruce Springsteen pop in for a surprise play on the husband-to-be’s guitar.
  (via Fark)

• Marty McFly can now browse for his self-tying shoes (well, someday soon).
  (via Gene Burmington)

• Douchebag “conservative activist” James O’Keefe’s [pictured] latest weird stunt: Trying to get CNN journalist Abbie Boudreau into a boat filled with sex toys and hidden cameras.

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Tags: Airbus • airplanes • fish • Pacu • science reporting • Martin Robbins • bankruptcy • Manassas, VA • prudes • sex shops • comics • Tea Party • teabaggers • sex toys • vibrators • personal massagers • Bruce Springsteen • shoes • James O'Keefe • Abbie Boudreau • douchebags