A third 2,500 year-old sarcophagus (no longer online: us.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/europe/03/20/cyprus.coffin.ap) found in Cyprus, with illustrations from Homer. The US and Britain each already have one; who gets to cart this one home?
Geoffrey Chaucer Hath a Blogge (no longer online: houseoffame.blogs.friendster.com/my_blog). (guest submission by Dave)
In what can only be evidence of cosmic karma, one cat will get to experience life as a mouse. (spotted on Boing Boing)
If anyone can appreciate a killer attack of the absurd, it’s Neil. (spotted on Boing Boing)
Hearteningly, Bush has been deemed unfavorable by, get this, Fox News! (since about October of last year)
I don’t even like South Park, but Trey Parker & Matt Stone’s recent statement is a work of comic brilliance.
The New York Times notes a trend towards nattering in feature-film animation.
Shall I compare thee to a nerve-wrackingly insane-making scripting language (no longer online: heavyflash.com/poetry/Shakespeare_Sonnet18.html)? (guest submission by Dave)
Snakes on a Mutha&$%#in’ Plane! The new teaser is rockin’ blogs all over the web, so why don’t I just post it here too (no longer online: www.tagworld.com/snakesonaplane). I am SO proud to work for New Line.
It’s about time, yadda yadda. Doctor Who finally premiered in the US on March 17. Too slow, suckas! I already got my region 1 dvd from Canada! A few choice press pieces culled from the fantastic Outpost Gallifrey (no longer online: gallifreyone.com/news.php): The New York Times, The Village Voice, Time Out New York, The Hollywood Reporter, and Entertainment Weekly.
More good examples of how bad Microsoft’s imminent patent-dodge (no longer online: baekdal.com/articles/Technology/microsoft-ie-activex-update/) will suck for everyone. (spotted on Kottke.org)
Blogging 4 Books (no longer online: joshilynjackson.com/mt/archives/000468.html).
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