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- Here it comes! (A somewhat annual thought on snow and The 716) November 9, 2025
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- Something for Thursday November 6, 2025
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Sunday Burst of Weirdness
Oddness abounds! :: The alien from Alien, made of vegetables. Seriously. I never liked the Alien movies, but I always did kind of like the design of the alien itself. :: It’s always fun to go back to basics, which … Continue reading
Sunday Burst of Weirdness
This week’s nuggets of oddity from around the Intertubes: :: Steven directs my attention to a wonderfully-named product. But what happens if you’re a guy and you eat these cookies? :: A few weeks ago, the Burst of Weirdness had … Continue reading
Sunday Burst of Weirdness
Again not a whole lot of weirdness that caught my eye this week. Is the Interweb becoming less weird? Or am I just getting less good at finding it? Either way, it’s a disturbing trend. Anyway: :: Greg reports on … Continue reading
Sunday Burst of Weirdness
I didn’t see a whole lot of standout weirdness on the Intertubes this week, for some reason. I do note that apparently Dark Horse is re-issuing the Gor novels. Now, I never read the Gor novels, but from what I’ve … Continue reading
Sunday Burst of Weirdness
Different kinds of weirdness from the week gone by: :: I knicked this photo from this post by Neddie Jingo, because I thought it was hilarious. For all I know, this may be one of those types of graffiti that … Continue reading
Sunday Burst of Weirdness
Okay now…. :: I’m torn. Part of me actually wants to see what my cats would be like on distilled essence of catnip, while the other part of me is terrified at that same prospect, since said cats are (a) … Continue reading
Sunday Burst of Weirdness
Oddity abounds…. :: Sitting on a car airbag and setting it off. I have this feeling that if the very last human being to ever die is a male, his last words — and thus the final words of our … Continue reading
Sunday Burst of Weirdness
I wasn’t online nearly as much this week as other weeks, for various reasons, but some weird stuff did transpire. :: First, Jonathan Strahan links this review of his new anthology, The New Space Opera (which you’d better believe I’m … Continue reading
Sunday Burst of Weirdness
Not a great week for weirdness, unfortunately — I didn’t see anything that really grabbed me as weird. But for sheer amusement, there’s always AC Douglas’s spittle-flecking of his monitor in response to the AFI’s Top 100 films list. He … Continue reading
Sunday Burst of Weirdness
You know how retailers these days will sometimes solicit customer feedback by handing you a coupon along with your receipt that can only be activated if you call a toll-free number and answer some questions? Well, turns out that DC … Continue reading



