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Geoff Grewcock owns and runs the Warwickshire Wildlife Sanctuary in Nuneaton. Among the animals he’s rehabilitated is Roxy the fox.
Hilariously, Geoff doesn’t seem to realise that Roxy is possessed.
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To celebrate the 600th Anniversary of Prague’s Astronomical Clock this month, Czech lighting SFX gurus The Macula used the clock tower itself as a canvas for this spectacular, no-really-how-did-they-do-that, video-mapped light show.
[YouTube version for Flash-less iPhones here]
On Saturday at the Scream Awards in LA, Bill Murray accepted the award for best horror movie (Zombieland) dressed like this. The man’s a legend.
LA-based Etsy seller Amy Davis Roth of Surly-Ramics makes science and geek-themed ceramic jewelry.
Skeptical Ceramics? Hell, why not?
The challenge of all-party consensus as expressed in the idiom of Squee.
‘You can rely on the Government to make a dog’s dinner of it’ – Michael Noonan (Irish Times)
An 18-carat gold Monopoly set with hundreds of precious gemstones went on display last weekend at the Museum of American Finance in New York. The dice alone are worth $10,000. Created by jeweler Sidney Mobell, the game (worth $2,000,000) is on loan from the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History.
In other news:
Really, Tesco, Bray? Really?
A photo of Alaskan model, Chantal. It’s the wrong way up, obviously.
What the hell is the ‘Thatcher Effect’?
