The collection is one of the best surviving examples of the tools at a surgeon's disposal in the first century BCE.

"The amputation of the uvula by first crushing it in a forceps so as to prevent hemorrhage and then cutting it off."

Awesome.

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As Goofy put it, "I love you".

The second photo where you see the person in front of the entire TV shows just how monstrous a 150" TV actually is.

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There is also a $9.95 option to buy the DVD which has extras.

All documentaries are slanted in one direction and I don't always agree with Michael Moore's, but they are interesting.

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A calendar entry for Feb. 16, 2009, was supposed to read, "Black History Lunch and Learn" for an event on the West Des Moines campus.

Instead, it says "Black History Linch and Learn."

Awkward

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The pictures do no justice. There is suppose to be 2 cats living here but we cant find them (we think they're dead somewhere inside the apartment -- we contacted the SPCA). The place reeks to say the least, I gagged non stop.

Some of these photos are not for the feint of heart.

I hope someone tells me that this is fake, since it's bloody disgusting, and I can't believe anyone could turn an apartment into this.

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I think that if I had a NextEngine 3D scanner I'd scan anything I could get my hands on.

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I'm telling you, busses drive people crazy.

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I think this one speaks for itself.

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Makes you feel a little small.

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Rather than a conventional opening bridge mechanism, consisting of a single rigid element that lifts to let boats pass, the Rolling Bridge gets out of the way by curling up until its two ends touch.

Pretty neat looking bridge. I think it would have been a lot cooler if it closed and opened much faster.

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"You got kidnapped by something that goes on a salad"

Funny stuff from the creator of Family Guy. There are more episodes on SethComedy's YouTube page.

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Stuff like this is why I love the internet.

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I came across this short comic today and it's a really great story. I highly advise you take the few minutes to read it.

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A very interesting report on what it's like to work at Disney.

Anyone who has been to Disney World knows that it runs like clockwork, so reading just how they work isn't that surprising, and it's probably required.

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The scam required customers, who ordered the pills, to provided notarized documents from a doctor proving that they had small genitals if they wanted to cancel or obtain a refund.

This reminds me of that scene from Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels.

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