The Titanic Taxonomy Of Wrestler Names
From Pop Chart Lab comes this compendium of combatant covers. This is WAY too big to be legible, so you'll have to go here to embiggen.
Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes: The IRL Comic
Haven't seen it yet? Well here it is in comic form. Based on a true story. (Via)
Neil DeGrasse Tyson Hosting Cosmos Sequel
Attention Science Geeks: I have some good news and I have some bad news. Good News: They're making a Cosmos sequel. Bad News: It's on FOX. Good News: It's being presented by Neil DeGrasse Tyson. Bad News: It's being produced by Seth MacFarlane. Yes. THAT Seth MacFarlane. So here are two videos for you: Neil DeGrasse Tyson discussing Carl Sagan and Family Guy's take on Cosmos for Rednecks. (Via GeekDad)
Password Strength
This comic from xkcd illustrates this study's findings on passwords and humans. Basically, you're doing it wrong. On a side note, to anyone who wants to hack my facebook page: my password is now CorrectHorseBatteryStaple. (Via)
The Many Faces Of Patrick Stewart
This promotional piece by Tom Whalen for Away Mission:Orlando features Patrick Stewart in his many, many roles. I think the Captain Picard/Professor X mashup totally makes him look like Locutus of Borg. (Via)
The Passionate Painter
This is Philip. Philip is a passionate painter who lives and works in Toronto. He has also created one of the best flyer-stapled-to-telephone-pole guerrilla marketing campaigns in the history of the world. (Reddit, via SuperPunch)
#Greenfieldism
Baroness Susan Greenfield is a UK neuroscientist known for her evidence-free predictions about how the Internet is going to turn us all into a bunch of mental and social cripples. Defending some of her views in an interview with The Guardian she said, "I point to the increase in autism and I point to internet use. That's all." This ridiculous statement (with the help of science writer Carl Zimmer) has started a new hashtag trend: #greenfieldism. Here are some of the best.
Epic Troll Video
This is amazing! (Via)
Hipster iPad For Sale On Craigslist
The perfect accessory to take with you to hipster college. As a bonus, it includes the original 1996 CompUSA receipt.
Old-timey German 'Noseformer' Ad
The delightfully painful-looking "Zello Noseformer" promises to correct your 'Saddle Nose', your 'Duckbill Nose' or even your 'Potato Nose' to the much more attractive (much more Aryan) 'Greco-Roman Normal Form.' And all for the low, low price of 5-10 Marks. That's fine, Germany. Just don't let that whole 'racial purity' thing get out of hand, okay?
Legos In Space
When NASA's Juno probe leaves Earth this Friday for Jupiter, there will be three very special aluminum friends hopping a ride. This just in: NASA is sending a probe to Jupiter this Friday. Which proves that just because the shuttle is grounded for a few years, it's no reason to stop exploring our cosmic neighborhood. (Via space.com & GeekDad)
Mony Python Summed Up in One Image
Over 15 of the best Monty Python quotes together in a very silly place. By Tom Trager at RedBubble.
I Want To Be The Very Best
Pokemon had a large impact on the life of digital illustrator R.J. Palmer when he was a child. So he designed this giant digital mural as an adult as a sort of tribute to all the good times he had. (Via)
Meet The Fark Shark
From Rampaged, who seem to think that the Fail Whale could use a week off. The Discovery Channel agrees.
Most of Newt Gingrich's Twitter Followers Are Fake
According to Gawker, most (at least 80%) of Newt Gingrich's 1.3 million twitter followers are fake.
8-Bit Breaking Bad
The best meth-related drama on American television gets the iotacons treatment from Andy Rash. You can see more of his works here.
Is the Catholic Church a Force for Good?
An animated short about whether the Catholic Church is a force for good in the world or not. On one side of the debate is conservative UK politician and novelist Ann Widdecombe who believes that without the Catholic church there would be much more suffering in the world. Unfortunately she's up against the much more poignant Stephen Fry who skillfully and vociferously destroys Widdecombe's arguments. If you like theological debates and animation, this will be the best 10 minutes of your day. (Via)
Haters Gonna Hate, Microscopic Edition
From the comments section: 1.)"That is the motor protein Kinesin "walking" along a microtubule carrying a storage vesicle(sack)." 2.)"Keep on truckin, little protein." Keep on truckin, little protein, indeed. (Via)
The Konami Code
Contra-ry to what you might think, ⇈,⇊,⇆,⇆,B,A,[START] can actually be quite pretty. Especially when you're lampooning Dan Brown. (Via)
The Many Faces of Michelle Rodriguez
Never since Kristen Stewart have I seen such a ... umm ... distinguished repertoire. (Via)