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Rather than well argued reason and logic.. I shall merely throw in the internet snark

Gawker - Man Dies After Launching Firework From Top of Head Now, for the question of the day - worth the humanity of allowing sympathy for the family, or the launch into internet burns for someone getting drunk and doing something silly that killed them?

I don't think it's the eagle head you're focusing on...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETroXvRFoKY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AviEcrYvvVo While you can look at the history and say, yup, the English King at the time was being a bit of a ****... I do love how they usually gloss over the whole "we also wanted to grab the natives land that we weren't allowed to under English treaties..."

Porn Star says gamers are freaks in the sack as study links violent video games and sex drive

And for the general human interest.. EpicTimes - Courtroom Reunion As Judge and Suspect Realise they were Middle School Classmates

For the general snerk and snark... Distractify - 50 Shades of Grey Author Had A Q&A Session on Twitter... * Note, it throws up a bunch of the twitter questions that were asked, but since the forum doesn't like twitter links I'll leave you all to read them as you wish. Although I think my favourite has to be: "Was the violence you visited upon the English tongue a metaphor for S&M? If so, please share the safe word."

Epic Times - Dukes of Hazzard Star Rips TV Land for dropping show reruns

So conspiracy theory or social experiment? If You Changed Your Facebook Pic To a Rainbow Flag...

For some perspective of things from back in 2011... Greek Reporter -The 11 Reasons Why Greece Went Broke in 2011/

For the people who want their dose of dance mashup joy.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVJu9AMJJr4

You've Got To Be A Man Before You Can Be A Gentleman

For the helpful ... I haven't been paying attention, what's going on in Greece?

A little snerk. Model Holly Carpenter Translates Women's Snapchat

Watched through the 10 episodes of Dig over the weekend. Slow paced beginning but managed to grab me with a nicely tense atmosphere with that mix of age old biblical conspiracies twisting and turning, started with a murder mystery and an FBI agent stationed in Jerusalem. Apparently part of the initial premise was that it would all be shot in and around Jerusalem, but the Israel-Gaza conflict last year caused the production to shift out to other places after only getting half the episodes done. Makes me wonder how much they had to change things for that. I will say it was interesting to see Jason Isaacs take a lead role as a hero, and not as some villain or supporting jerk character. Included were a good supporting cast, such as Anne Heche, David Costabile, Richard E Grant, and Regina Taylor.

io9 - Ray Bradbury's Demolished Home Turned Into Bookends

am recalling that Gene Hackman, an academy award winning actor known for his serious roles (save for a tiny bit-part in Young Frankenstein) was asked why he played lex luthor in the 1978 superman movie. were an interview contemporaneous with release o' the film that posed the question. hackman kinda shrugged and said something to the effect that the film's producers came to his house with a dump truck full o' money... wasn't a hard choice at all. HA! Good Fun! I think Michael Caine's response is still one of the best. He went through that period of showing up in some seriously dire movies, and when asked if he has seen any of them he turned around and did "No. But I have seen the house they let me buy."