There was an interesting study that showed a *very* strong link in dogs between aggressiveness and appearance. Foxes that look wild might always be wild.

My suggestion is to find a dog that looks enough like a fox and to call it Foxxy.

Classic play behavior. What interests me is that an adult is doing it.

Sounds like last Friday's bar conversation. Except for the poker referees.

Utter hogwash. Besides being one of the Economist's classically flawed "studies". Does anyone actually believe this?

And while we are on the subject of false assumptions: Just because the yeast was first discovered in South America, does not mean it originated there.

Good question, kakungulu. Mine involves getting how long it would take to get my hands on it to make some interesting brew.

Some endeavor are the soul of industrious seriousness. Others are meant for the entertainment of those involved or observing. It appears that this one was well executed for its primary intention.

... and we believe that Improv Anywhere did not stage any (if not all) of those announcements.

Most of these sort of things fail miserably in even a soft breeze. Has anyone ever simply put a camaera on the end of a stick?

Great find. Thanks.

Thank-you, Miss C.

It was Safari on a Mac. Safari on an iPad worked properly. Of course, Firefox with Adblocker and No Script eliminates the problem entirely. However, that cuts into Neatorama's income.

Well, it finally happened. The ad at the bottom of the video is too large to see what is going on and there is no way (on this browser) to close it.

Which supports my contention that numeric systems are all eventually, inherently cumbersome. Metric or English, Pi is still the same number. As is Tau. Plank's constant, Avagadro's Number and the natural logarithm. All are strange and wonderful numbers no matter what system one chooses.

Paw Kettle's bowling "bag".

Pluto, Size Matters. XL