Thursday Links

Amy Sedaris has a YouTube Channel and all is right with the world.

Scientific proof that grandmas die before their grandchildren have to take big exams in college. And by scientific, we mean made up facts!

Using science to make ginger tea more ginger-y. Also, how to make vodka more ginger-y.

A giraffe, a unicorn, and a Domino’s Pizza.

Does anyone else remember Ryan Gosling from his stint on The Mickey Mouse Club? And Flash Forward? And Road of Avonlea? And Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy? And Young Hercules? Is anyone else worrid about how much television Katie apparently watched as a child? Anywho, this video of him and Ellen on exercise bikes wearing Jumpin’ Jammers is hilarious.

Katie wants to be this woman someday.

Manolo for the Big Girl explores the idea of Fashion with a Capital “F.”

When you create something unusual, maybe even shocking, put it on your body and  sell it so hard that it becomes fabulous by sheer force of will, THAT is Capital F Fashion. It doesn’t belong to the thin or tall or blonde or rich or whatever actress has a new movie coming out. It belongs to anyone with courage and courage doesn’t give a damn about measurements.

A good Grammar Guide is always useful.

Ann Coulter gets (politely) lambasted by the CBC.

“Smooth Criminal” performed as a Cello Battle. Two more secret boyfriends for Katie.

Have you read Dressed to IL‘s blog yet? This lady has some style!

An NPR article on the discovery of prehistoric tiny humans and giant birds and the importance of being able to vet scientific information. One thought: WHY do most illustrations of paleo peoples have them being naked?! We know that people had invented needles over 13,000 years ago – start dressing your drawings!

Donate your intellectual property when you die.

Is anyone going to participate in Sober February?

My Baby is Average. “WE LIVE IN A CULT OF THE TORTOISE, MOM!”

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