More Lego stuff for Tosh

Quoted: This video shows something that very few people have had the opportunity to witness: the inside of the Lego factory, with no barriers or secrets.

Quoted: The following is not meant to be an all-inclusive list, nor is it meant to characterize the views of all creationists. But there are certainly some, if not most, who can be so characterized. The main objects of my satire, for so it is intended, are the young-Earth, biblical-literalist types, although other generations of creationists may detect some of their views skewered here also.

Wow, did I call that or what, Kristen?

Quoted: Washington Mutual reported a $3.3 billion quarterly loss Tuesday -- far worse than Wall Street was anticipating -- as it set aside more money for bad loans.

Classic

Quoted: Of all the poorly translated signs that can baffle English-speaking visitors to China, this one takes the cake for the most epic of all possible ...

Professor Picard!

Quoted: Actor Patrick Stewart, Professor Xavier in the X-Men films, has a real-life professorship bestowed upon him.

Heh... Technology.. Neato.

Quoted: This fall, San Francisco will test 6,000 of its 24,000 metered parking spaces in the nation’s most ambitious trial of a wireless sensor network that will announce which of the spaces are free at any moment.

This one's for Kristen

Quoted: The three-dimensional puzzle, which became a huge success in the early 1980s, is among toys being given to the intelligent sea creatures to determine whether they favour a particular tentacle, or if they are octidextrous.

Interesting historic photos

Tosh's wet dream.

Quoted: Maybe that's why visiting Lego's Memory Lane—the secret vault guarding almost every Lego set ever manufactured—touched me in a way I didn't expect. This wasn't amazement or simple awe. I was already astonished to no end by the tour of the Lego factory. No, this was something else, something bigger than the impressive view of the 4,720 Lego sets inside this lair. These weren't just simple boxes full of bricks. These were tickets to ride a time portal to emotions and simpler days long forgotten. I didn't know that when I was curiously ogling the oldest sets, from the 1950s.