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Morning Cup of Links: Michael Phelps’ Physique
by Miss Cellania - August 19, 2008 - 2:48 AM
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How Michael Phelps’ physique makes him the perfect swimmer. “…just a normal person, from a different planet, a planet from a different galaxy.”  Bonus: read the comments.
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Be a Modern Knight: Protecting Your Lady in the 21st Century. I really wanted to meet the wonderful guy who wrote this, but found he had help from his lucky wife.
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The Invisible Man, a short short story from Lee Sandlin. If you’re going to pick up a cat at the airport, you need to buy a car first.
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7 “Eccentric” Geniuses Who Were Clearly Just Insane. Sort of like the guys you see in the online personals, only with historical accomplishments.
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Was it a mistake or a prank? Either way, a spaghetti-eating cat does not belong in a show about binge drinking.
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How to Make Your Own Daguerreotype. The first practical form of photography was made public 169 years ago today, and is still just as difficult. But there are shortcuts!
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Russian Books for Naughty Children. Learning good behavior comes at the price of lifelong nightmares.

Comments (3)
  1. What a silly thing to say about Tycho Brahe in that geniuses article – dwarfs (dwarves?) were extremely popular for entertainment among the rich in those days. Though I don’t know why he had his dwarf sit silently under the dinner table while dressed as a clown… And no mention of Tycho’s golden nose and his wild drunken parties! He’s such an interesting figure. Instead all this about a dwarf. Lord Byron sounds like a good movie could be made of him though.

  2. Yeah I want to meet the guy who wrote that “modern knight” article too…and punch him in head

    no porn?!?! NO PORN?!?! That my friend is a world I do not want to live in.

    and this is coming from a chick!

  3. a spaghetti-eating cat?! why wasn’t i watching the MandJ Show that day?!

    and in the spirit of the commenters- it is said that if the sun suddenly stopped shining, it’d be eight minutes until we knew. Michael Phelps would know eight minutes before it happened.

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