Geomorphic processes in action

Of course they always are, but this instance is pretty dramatic as seen from the magnificent remnants of other geomorphic processes:



That's Redwall Cavern in the Grand Canyon.

Via PAW.

Forty couple minutes of horriblation

It's been around a while, but I still find it amusing:



If I were in charge of the world, it would be a musical.

In which I am once again beaten to the punch

Another idea of "mine" that someone else thought of before I did. And of course actualized in the empirical realm, cementing their claim to have thought of it first:

An online, three-dimensional archeological collection of Arctic animal bones being created at Idaho State University will be an important tool for researchers worldwide from a variety of academic backgrounds.

My idea didn't involve the Arctic specifically, but the online three dimensional thing has been rattling around in my head for at least a week.

Via Archaeoblog.

Playing with bones

OK, this isn't funny, but it's pretty interesting (to me).



via Afarensis.

How can these guys keep a straight face

Stewart illustrates the two-facedness of some of the on-screen folk. Once again, the kind of crap I find amusing in a scary-how-do-these-chuckle-heads-get-paid-for-this-crap kind of way.

It's like a jungle sometimes, sometimes it's like a particle accelerator

Simply because this is the kind of crap I find funny: