Wondermark's latest print, the "Hierarchy of Beards," depicts the evolutionary history of luxuriant face-fur.
Hierarchy of Beards — large image
(Thanks, Dave!)
Wondermark's latest print, the "Hierarchy of Beards," depicts the evolutionary history of luxuriant face-fur.
Hierarchy of Beards — large image
(Thanks, Dave!)
Who uses DVDs these days? I avoid them as much as possible, but occasionally I need a DVD drive to rip or access something stored on a DVD. This thin-profile USB-powered DVD read/write drive is just what I need. It's so cheap that it will pay for itself the first time you use it. READ THE REST
These gloves are fantastic for the BBQ. I picked up this pair of gloves so I could more easily remove chicken, ribs and brisket from my smoker. It made no sense to spend 12+ hours on a brisket and then scar the hard earned bark with tongs, and I've found they help with everything else.… READ THE REST
A kinkajou, or honey bear, is thoroughly enjoying a big piece of fruit at a Wildlife Refuge when his friend butts in, sniffing to see what he's got. Not wanting to share, he casually pins her down with a paw as he continues to relish his snack. READ THE REST
Historians say chess likely started in India all the way back in the 7th century. And while it's never really been absent over those hundreds of years since, it's certainly experienced waxes and wanes in its public acclaim over the centuries. Even among all those ebbs and flows of history, chess is having a bit… READ THE REST
When they asked staffers at culinary website, The Kitchn, to name the single most important food prep tool, those cooking experts shockingly did not fall in behind the ever trusty chef's knife. No, for their money, no kitchen is actually complete without a quality set of tongs. Versatility is why those foodies can't get by… READ THE REST
Your dog usually has no problem curling up with you on the couch for a little TV time. But make no mistake — they're only there to get in some quality time with their favorite human. While they may sit quietly or even gaze at the TV for a few unbroken seconds, they aren't nearly… READ THE REST