From the fevered imaginations of Wil Wheaton and R. ("Diesel Sweeties" Stevens: The Trek Side of the Moon tee: $28. Read the rest

Ladies and gentlemen, the twisted imaginations of Wil Wheaton and Bonnie Burton. Read the rest

Satire site The Sioux Falls Headliner has a funny alternate-universe story in which an unnamed man was taken into custody after he dressed up as Arnold Schwarzenegger in his role as Mr Freeze in 1997's Batman and Robin, drove to the local Walmart, and stood in the parking lot, hollering cold-weather puns at passersby. Read the rest

Adam "Ape Lad" Koford writes, "Last Wednesday night as I was falling asleep, an idea came to me. The next morning I drew it and posted it online, not thinking much else of it. Then it started to go viral, and now it's on a shirt. Of all the drawings I've posted online over the past ten+ years, I guess I'm the autoexec.bat guy now." Read the rest

This is apparently the work of writer David Gerrold, of "The Trouble With Tribbles" fame. Brilliant! Read the rest

Credit: Lloyd Alter

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The homepage is a great exemplar of the minimalist-but-not-really monosite that's basically every website now. Read the rest

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Oh, there's more where that came from. Yes, indeed.

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I'm not sure I have any comment for this, other than to say how pleased I am that puns work just as well in math.

Via Vincent Knight

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