In the 1950's, a surgical procedure for the brain called the frontal lobotomy became popular. The surgery separated the frontal lobe of a patient's brain and left patients without personality, dulled, and emotionally blunted.

As someone living in the rat-race city of New York, I was always afraid my environment was going to give me a lobotomy. So here's to preserving my frontal lobe...

Thursday, March 27, 2008

Hide a Pod

This is old, but always a classic:


http://hideapod.com/




The Thing That's Been Bothering Me All Day...

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Saturday, March 22, 2008

Advice.

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"To follow by faith alone is to follow blindly."
-Ben Franklin




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Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Custom Curry Dunk Hi

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Hm... inspiration.

1 in 4 US Teens has a STD

Yep, according to a new study: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080311/ap_on_he_me/teen_stds

But that's not the interesting part. This is:

"She said there are a lot of myths out there, too — many sexually active teens think the withdrawal method will protect them, or that douching with Coca-Cola will kill STD germs."

Coca-Cola? I mean really... shame on you, all you health teachers

Monday, March 3, 2008

Ray Gun

Somehow, I thought a ray gun would be a little more powerful than this...



What happened to bright beams of light and zapping people into little dust piles? Bush's $490 billion in military spending is making ray guns that make 60 year old news reporters (gasp!) a little uncomfortable. At least until they move 6 inches to the left. Somewhere, Osama is chuckling...

Saturday, March 1, 2008

Ignorance.

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"There is nothing more frightful than ignorance in action."

True words.


Interesting Note: I'm fairly certain this is a photo of NYU Bobst library. Ironic.