Toys!

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One of the things that fascinates me and keeps my brains in a state of constant pondering the most is the physics of light. Kaleidoscopes always seemed extremely magical to me because of the way they bend light and create those vibrant displays of symmetry. Here's a digital kaleidoscope I had some fun playing with. Don't get sucked in.

Why the moon?

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Here's some info on the possible plans for the moon, along with some interesting facts. So the moon was created from the remnants of an ancient collision between the Earth and a lost planet? Could it have possibly been the elusive planet X aka Nibiru found in ancient Sumerian lore? Stumbleupon Nibiru

Deep thoughts

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One thing I can say is good for stress relief. Never messed with slinkys though. Is it slinkys or slinkies?

Panda comic

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I like pandas. I like webcomics. Look what I just found. My babylon. If you come across any good webcomics let drop me a line and a link. My email is here somewhere. I judge art first, then content. I find that a badly drawn comic is hard to read. Kinda like badly drawn people.

Dude falling.

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If you're anything like me you have a good appreciation of flash content. I've played around with flash and trust me, it's not easy to manipulate without a lot of practice. I'm always happy to see what talents others bring to the net. This is a nice techno piece. Enjoy.

Deleted Vader death scene

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Check this deleted scene from Star Wars. This is how I'd want to die. If Darth Vader wasn't my hero before, he is now.

How sweet

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True naïveté makes this world a better place. This comic brings warmth to my heart and brains. This is a post from Applegeeks Lite. Cuz Applegeeks just isn't enough. I'm insatiable.