David Malki’s webcomic Wondermark popped up apropos his recent strip about air travel terror, but this is the one that made me roflol.
More on blog-reading as a substitute for a social life here (light parody) or here (angsty, itemized lament of modern life, with cartoons of a sad bear).
Bo’s Ilan (there are enough clues that I think that’s a reasonable conclusion) writes about the hard life of a comedy screenwriter (Hebrew).
Browsing Haaretz’s site, I discovered that the intriguing movie Brick is showing in Israeli cinemas starting this weekend. Abigail saw it in the Jerusalem film festival and before that Kenneth Hite recommended it. I was skeptical that it would be released, but looks like it has. I really should go see it or something.
This is a couple of weeks old, but well-worth reading. From the Los Angeles Times: A Primeval Tide of Toxins
Runoff from modern life is feeding an explosion of primitive organisms. This ‘rise of slime,’ as one scientist calls it, is killing larger species and sickening people.
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Star Trek Inspirational Posters – of course he only did the original series.
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