This is so cute eep!

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Moar Cute:

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I think it says a lot about Adam that this is his favorite music video (Watch it! It is is so silly and happy!). And also, the shark is currently his favorite rapper.

I ♥ my dorktastic boyfriend.

Stephen Colbert interviews Paul Simon (<3!)
Colbert: If you were going to write, like, a protest folk song now about the credit crisis, could you... Do you think you could rhyme "credit default swap"? Or "negotiable"?
Simon: Unsociable.
Colbert: Ooh, that's not bad! You are the master.

SO MUCH LOVE (it's at 15:33). There's also Stephen's beef ( Read more... )

Greg Mankiw linked to this, guys. SO MUCH <3
(no srsly. checks it out)

Amanda Palmer's cover of "I Google You" courtesy Neil Gaimain:

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I google you
late at night when I don’t know what to do
I find photos you’ve forgotten you were in
put up by your friends…
I do, I google you
When the day's done and everything is through
I read your journal that you kept that month in France
I've watched you dance
I'm pleased your name is ( Read more... )

I've just watched the Republican New Hampshire debates...

Thoughts:

• In general: TOO MUCH WAFFLING KIDS, GET TO THE POINT.
• Huckabee is very eloquent. He's an excellent politician- even when he's saying silly things he sounds good.
• McCain needs to get his act together re: immigration. He and Guiliani have very similar stances, and both have come ( Read more... )

Check us out, we're so badass. Seriously. MIT rituals: endangering helpful citizens since 1861.

Squeee!!
Remember what I was talking about just a few days ago? katranna just linked to video, as did Neil Gaiman's web elf.

OMG YAY.

AHAHAH SCHADENFREUDE FTW!
Seriously, what an inspired idea. Wasteful, but so hilarious.
Also, on the recommendations of steffi_sy and razorsmile I watched the pilot episode of Dexter. Dexter Morgan is totally my tv-boyfriend.
Those of you surprised by this declaration should really get to know me better.

Hey Forbes, this should make you happy:
Carnegie Mellon Researchers Develop New Type of Mobile Robot That Balances and Moves on a Ball Instead of Legs or Wheels
(longest headline ever, omg)Carnegie Mellon University researchers have developed a new type of mobile robot that balances on a ball instead of legs or wheels. "Ballbot" is a self-contained ( Read more... )