Science-In-Action Archive
Search for desktop-wallpaper porn leads to real porn
34 Comments Published by Not Shitashi January 5th, 2007 in Science-In-Action, Shout-Outs, Gross, yet Informational, Greenery, TechmologyI was furiously downloading the photographic gorgeosity from Michael Poliza’s Flickr page, when I found this awesome photo called, um, “hard work.” Think Nat Geo crossed with Boogie Nights outtakes. SFW, but only b/c it’s Science.
Oh, and he’s got a bit of snuff too. Elton John, eat your bloody baby elephant trunk out.
Gameshows = the new Genius Grants
1 Comment Published by Not Shitashi November 10th, 2006 in PopCult, Science-In-Action, Grey MattersMan, I really hate it when I read an awesome science article on the homepage of Pee Wee Herman’s evil eunuch doppelganger. But awesome it is.
In a brilliantly nefarious feat, a doctoral candidate in cognitive neuroscience used his intricate knowledge of How The Mind Works™ in order to gain a lucrative advantage on the […]
MC Dilbert rewires brain with smoove rhymes!
4 Comments Published by Not Shitashi October 25th, 2006 in "The Media", Science-In-Action, Shout-Outs, Publicity Stunts, Grey MattersWe kid, but this is pretty damn amazing. Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert (and occasional reader/commenter of this blog - REPRAZENT!), lost his voice a year and a half ago to a strange neurological condition called spasmodic dysphonia. His doc told him it was incurable. Adams said, “Eff y’all wack-ass bitchez.”
Just because no one […]
TEASE!: Mr. Orange Does Wired NextFest
0 Comments Published by Not Shitashi September 28th, 2006 in "The Media", Science-In-ActionLast night Mr. Orange snuck into WIRED’s NextFest under an assumed name.
Full post will have to wait until tomorrow, but in the meantime we thought this incredibly awesome vision of the future (see below) was a near-perfect embodiment of how blown away he was by the robotic dolphin and the robot with the Einstein head:
Friday Fun for the whole Foaming Family!
1 Comment Published by Not Shitashi September 22nd, 2006 in Plague 'n Pestilence, Science-In-Action, WTF, MateSorry for the lack of …stuff… this week, y’all. Why were we so vacant? Well, sometimes you stumble upon something that - much like the movie in “Infinite Jest” that’s so entertaining that people eschew working, eating, and eventually breathing in order to fill all their time watching and re-watching it - just makes activities […]
Japanese scientist loses a lot of poison while not sober
6 Comments Published by alexander blaisdell September 14th, 2006 in Lab Rats, Drugs, Plague 'n Pestilence, Science-In-Action
Some scientist in Japan went out a few nights ago and got absolutely hammered. What else, besides karaoke, could possible ensue? That’s right, hilarity! Deadly, deadly hilarity:
Police have launched a frantic search for three bottles of potentially deadly poison lost after a Shimonoseki Mitsui Chemicals official who had been carrying them went […]
Burger King: doing its part to prevent U.S. brain drain
3 Comments Published by Not Shitashi August 31st, 2006 in Science-In-Action, WTF, MateRight as I was about to rip open the packaging on my BK “Dutch Apple Pie” ™ and “Have It freeze-dried, then micro-nuked into a gelatinous glob My Way” ®, I noticed the following small print:
After his encounter with an apple Sir Isaac Newton discovered the law of gravity. Now it’s your turn. What you […]
Starbucks to heatstruck NYers: Let us help (kill) you!
1 Comment Published by Not Shitashi August 3rd, 2006 in Science-In-Action, Publicity StuntsAs NYC continues to choke on its own salty sweat, Gawker (our new BFF - watch this space for less science, more Lohan!) notes an oddly magnanimous gesture from Omni Consumer ProductsStarbucks: Free iced coffee today!
But before you shiv that dude in front of you in line to get one step closer to your sweet, […]
Freakdaddies understand String Theory better
2 Comments Published by Not Shitashi July 13th, 2006 in Science-In-Action, WonkeryI just stumbled upon a pretty amazing Flash animation which purports to essplain just whatthemotherfuck those nutty string theorists mean when they start wanking off about ten-dimensional space. Having read the bruh-HILLIANT nerd-tween novel “The Boy Who Reversed Himself” when I was a nerd tween - in which an awkward East European impresses a chick […]