
What a great ride, but there’s only one problem: Where are the hot chicks going to sit?
[Found here.]

What a great ride, but there’s only one problem: Where are the hot chicks going to sit?
[Found here.]

[Found here.]

[Found on a small cutting board in our kitchen.]

Mark Twain’s study was designed to simulate the pilot house of a Mississippi steamboat.
Rogue Punctuation Nazi strikes after-hours in Bristol, England. He specializes in fixing apostrophe errors on business signs.
Need a Computer Science paper at the last minute? This generator is for you.
I knew that rebooting and hitting F8 gets you into safe mode for trouble shooting. Here’s what the other keyboard function keys do.
“The Frog Survey Letter” went viral a couple years ago.
Never heard of Hooverball? Now you have.
Click “play.”
Like early jazz? You’ll love this free download of 1920s recordings. It’s six hours of syncopated awesome.
[Top image found here.]

[Found here.]

[Found here.]

Johnny Rotten weighs in on Briexit… and Donald Trump.
Roger Daltrey weighs in on Briexit… and Donald Trump.
Earliest known definition of “cocktail” as a beverage appeared in 1803. The actual origins of the word are disputed; here’s one analysis.
Groucho Marx once hawked cocktail napkins.
Ever wonder why cocktails are served in different glasses? Me neither.
No idea what the 1927 Jiggling Chair was supposed to remedy.
Attempted Escape of the Maniac from The Wild Witch of the Heath, 1841.
This is mildly amusing. Move your curser, then do it real fast.
From the You Gotta Be Kidding Me Department:
Cloned Woolly Mammoths are planned to be introduced to an Arctic Siberian park in order to stop “global warming climate change.”
Horrific April Fools Day pranks of the 19th Century, and some were lethal. More pranks here.
[Top: Original image of the TV-HiFi console hottie found here.]