
[Found here. More “Nothing Much Happened” posts here.]

Wow.
“Oh Scheiße” indeed.
Say “nanner” eight times, then click this.
B&M Brown Bread tastes good hot or cold (so they say).
How much was a slave worth 150 years ago? $0 in the U.S.
“Capitalism is not a sufficient condition for freedom, it’s a necessary condition for freedom.”
Milton Friedman on US slavery, capitalism & colonialism.
A flock of starlings is called a “murmeration.” Check out this one.
[h/t Octopus]
The great internet aggregator known as StumbleUpon is going away after 16 years. Thanks for all the fun links.
[Top image: My 12-inch 33 rpm vinyl soundtrack from David Lynch’s ERASERHEAD is worth more than my entire collection of Beatles albums, and my unworn copy is apparently worth $100 – $150. I once made a cassette tape to engulf and spook the neighborhood one Halloween, but the Missus complained, so we compromised and I played Tom Waits‘ “Bone Machine” instead. The following year The Missus asked that I not play “Bone Machine,” so I replaced the Neighborhood Halloween Ambiance with Mickey Hart’s Planet Drum, and everyone loved it. TRUE STORY.]



[Found here, here and here. 2nd one came from this vid.]
I just realized that I’d mis-numbered some of our previous .Gif Friday Posts. The numbering errors and permalinks have been updated and we’re now over 1,600 .gif animations in the archive. Collect ’em all!. – Bunk

70s fashions were not embarrassing in the least as far as you know, and this dude dusted door jambs.
[Found here.]

Comes complete with steel hooks that will rip the flesh off your body while you sleep. Good night, children…
[Image & caption found here.]

[Found here.]

Grampa Strutts had one of these. He had one of these, too.
This came up in conversation recently: My Best Shot. I can’t prove it, but it happened.
Since 1997 it’s been the law, but now it’s a crisis. Check this out, & pay close attention to what Border Patrol Agent Chris Cabrera says.
BADASS: What This British Special Forces Sergeant Did To Six Taliban Terrorists Is Incredible (NSFK).
The ancient engineers of Stonehenge and other neolithic sites apparently used the Pythagorean Theorem (a2+ b2= c2) some 2,000 years before Pythagoras was born. Very cool.
Speaking of Stonehenge, here are 20 things that happened to
that happened to other bands in real life.

Saw a young dove outside our garage late this afternoon. I think it knows how to fly, it just doesn’t seem to see the importance of it yet.
He/she didn’t seem too bothered by my presence, so I went back inside for my camera. Somehow it managed to make an arrangement of river rocks, a plastic colander and a rubber football in an inverted Rubbermaid trash can lid. I decided to take a pic from another angle, and when I downloaded it I found this:
