Bart King's Blog, page 194

Wait a minute...

So the idea is that you put the invisible helmet on, and everyone is amazed because they can't see your head anymore. But wouldn't the same thing work with a bucket? (Via, by way of here.)

Take two!

He wants directions to San Jose.

Livaria Lello is "World's Nicest Bookstore"

World's Nicest Bookstore, a photo by Afton_Halloran on Flickr.

At least, that's what Lonely Planet says. (Oh, and it's in Portugal.)

"911? I've been struck by a parrot. Yes, I can hold."

The International Classification of Diseases lists the
thousands of ways that humans can be injured. These are then used in billing
codes to health insurance plans. It can get pretty specific. For example, it
lists nine different ways of injury by parrot.

For shame.

This Etsy user carved up a copy of The Wind in the Willows to make an iPhone charger? Great idea! Now watch while I take a sledgehammer, smash your iPhone, and then use the data chip for a bookmark.

Clearly, this was the sixth hour...

Thanks, Donna M.!

Wait a minute...

"Books: Rare Medium Well-Done" via.

Dang! I always forget to slow down from 2:03 to 2:33.

The good people at White Lake Middle School (Michigan) believe that education should start early...like, when you're approaching the school! (Via.)

Moms are cool.

Via.


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