Calculator Spelling and Mary Toft: Wikipedia’s List of Unusual Articles
by Susana Polo | 2:02 pm, March 13th, 2010
It’s Saturday, so hopefully you don’t have much that needs accomplishing.
If you do have something you need to do today, then by all means do not visit Wikipedia’s list of Unusual Articles. We just lost about a half hour to it, simply in the process of writing this post.
If you’d like to spend some time being enlightened about things that will probably never do your life any constructive good, with brief moments of Discovery-like love for all the weird and wonderful stuff in human history, then it’s probably safe.
The list is broken into sections, which include: Places, Language, Science, Military, Death, and Questions.
(via Reddit.)
Eric Limer 
Max 
James Plafke 
Rollin Bishop 
Philosoraptor’s 50 Wisest Musings
There is a Beer That Tastes Like Bacon and Maple Syrup
The 65 Best Planking Pictures From Around the World
Did You Know Gaming? Website Provides Awesome Gaming Trivia
Here’s How to Play the Fully Functional Moog Synthesizer Google Doodle and Four Track Recorder
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