Perhaps this is one post that should not immediately be followed by items from the Neatoshop.

Mark S: Yes, you are right, but it is also really neat.

I have always wanted a good explanation of the difference between gravity waves and Kelvin-Helmoltz waves. Thank-you.

I have wanted something like this for a decade. Already contacted them. Thanks.

Had the same experience with TCF twenty years ago. A month ago the branch manager at my business bank plead guilty to embesalment.

Banks are a necessary evil.

Nice bit of work. What I want to know is how anyone less than 300 lbs can fire it without being knocked off their feet.

Isn't it amazing how useless cannons were in ground warfare? They rarely went where they were aimed. Unless someone was directly in front of the ball, there was no danger. Naval was another matter. They were quite good at sinking other ships.

Such things are easily tested. The lack of analytical data makes me a doubter.

OK, all of you contrarians, send me one sentence (e-mail in Neatorama profile) that should be included in your manifesto. I will compile and post it. If it is good enough, t-shirts will be available.

Got to love studies that do not use a control group nor statistical analysis.

Don't worry so much. It was tied to one wrist. The other jumper was there to make sure it opened.

Fascinating find. Would have expected Alex to post it, however.

This creature is itself a comment on one evolutionary path: minimize what is needed to reproduce so that the way there is as easy as possible.

Nice stuff. Anyone else reminded of Xiao Xiao from the nineties?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hw4wzwYeZ0Y

Well, that site is not very good with real names at all. The version of "Tom's Diner" was called "Oh Suzanne" by "DNA featuring Suzanne Vega".

Awesome find!

Might I also add that I am thankful for Neatorama.