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This is amazing! This six-rotored flying saucer-looking contraption is capable of some of the most dramatic flight patterns I’ve ever seen! and the GPS flight control is incredibly impressive. I found it via Metafilter.


I’ll be on the Rampage Podcast 5pm EST talking about Driftwood and comics and whatever else worms its way into my thick thick cranium! I hope to hear ya listening to me there! Somehow!
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It sounds so innocuous. Upside-down celebrity faces.

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“I’m at your house right now! Call me!”


If you’ll look to the left, you’ll see one of my favorite things ever: the whorl shark. This strange-looking beastie from 300 million years ago. This, as well as a host of other strange and wonderful monsters of the past is part of a post on theWebUrbanist:

Thankfully, evolution has most recently tended to reward creatures for strong thinking abilities, as it’s allowed us to rise to the top of the food chain. If we’d been alive in earlier eras, however, we may not have been so lucky. Different times called for different attributes, and there was a time when size and ferocity were a species‘ most important quality. Here’s an exploration of 14 of the largest, strongest, and in some cases, strangest, creatures that have called our planet home.

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