My town is the only one in New York that has a single rest-stop for both directions on the Interstate. It’s built in between the Eastbound and Westbound lanes, on the median, and there’s a pedestrian bridge that crosses the Thruway itself over to the parking lot on each side. Which means that when you stop you always get an exciting view like this one.
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Random and intermittent postings about life, the universe, etc..
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Delicious Links for 2012-06-02
- www.jamesnizam.com
Absolutely beautiful.
- Pig in Boots: The world’s only porker who is afraid of mud | Mail Online
Possibly the most adorable thing I’ve ever seen.
Protected: I’ve got a bad feeling about this
Protected: Arrgh
Protected: Feeling a bit lost
Delicious Links for 2012-05-11
- I fell in love and I can’t get back up. – Where am I and what happened to youtube? – Imgur
It’s a sad sad day when YouTube comments start making more sense and more educated that the discourse in the U.S. Congress.
- StupidBlackGoat
Banner and Hulk, through the years.
- Livin’ la vida Loki
One of my two favorite moments from The Avengers movie.
- Way More Than You Ever Wanted to Know About Animaniacs – Mental Floss
This show, alongside Batman the Animated Series, defined my early teen years.
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I’ll need this later.
- Amazon.com: Ubik’s review of Orcon LB-C9000 Live Ladybugs, 9,000 Count
This may not be the best review on Amazon, but it certainly ranks up among the funniest.
Delicious Links for 2012-05-09
- Scumbag Steve’s Advice for Annoying Facebook Girl | Slacktory | This seems legit.
Advice from one meme-face to another.
- United Breaks Guitars – YouTube
A musician who had his guitar broken by careless United Airlines baggage handlers took his protest to the internet.
- Storybook house – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Wow, I had no idea this was a real architectural style.
- Amazon.com: Storybook Style: America’s Whimsical Homes of the Twenties (9780670893850): Arrol Gellner, Douglas Keister: Books
A beautifully illustrated book about storybook architecture. What a wonderfully whimsical style.