linkspam.
not wholly - uh, organic (I had to restart when I had most tabs open), but - anyway. 'cos linkspams, they are good.
THIS obama_daily post, which most of you will already have seen, but it's yet another of the awesome, and deserves to be linked regardless.
What's your pirate name? Mine, apparently (er, one of them), is Mad Grace Flint.
meanings of the names of days and stuff, which is cool. kitsune classifications, also cool. and map of ancient Korean peninsula.
this is where cool drawing would go if I could find it. D:
here are recommended readings for President Obama about China, re: the asiacatalyst.org blog.
am still reading - well, looking for things to read, but thanks to recs and things. however, Thai history, and also Queen Suriyothai, seem super awesome & v interesting; one example here.
A Walk Through Time. Ooh. And I recently found rather interesting links pages (oh, internet!) about China, and then about Japan, and then found that there is a whole list of lots of pages with links regarding various ancient civilizations. Here is the NYT on Bhutan and Gross National Happiness, an analysis of secret languages in game playing, and CNN re: "a miracle fruit that turns sour things sweet" from a couple months or so ago.
and a picture, albeit previously seen, of very hot Chiwetel Eijofor, because that could never hurt.
THIS obama_daily post, which most of you will already have seen, but it's yet another of the awesome, and deserves to be linked regardless.
What's your pirate name? Mine, apparently (er, one of them), is Mad Grace Flint.
meanings of the names of days and stuff, which is cool. kitsune classifications, also cool. and map of ancient Korean peninsula.
this is where cool drawing would go if I could find it. D:
here are recommended readings for President Obama about China, re: the asiacatalyst.org blog.
am still reading - well, looking for things to read, but thanks to recs and things. however, Thai history, and also Queen Suriyothai, seem super awesome & v interesting; one example here.
A Walk Through Time. Ooh. And I recently found rather interesting links pages (oh, internet!) about China, and then about Japan, and then found that there is a whole list of lots of pages with links regarding various ancient civilizations. Here is the NYT on Bhutan and Gross National Happiness, an analysis of secret languages in game playing, and CNN re: "a miracle fruit that turns sour things sweet" from a couple months or so ago.
and a picture, albeit previously seen, of very hot Chiwetel Eijofor, because that could never hurt.