Miss Cellania
Morning Cup of Links: Cat Yodeling
by Miss Cellania - May 20, 2009 - 4:27 AM
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40 years ago, the Apollo X lunar mission crew named its modules Charlie Brown and Snoopy. Charles Schultz considered his NASA connection one of the highlights of his life.
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Advanced Cat Yodeling. All you need are some basic instructions and a mildly annoyed cat.
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Meet Ida, the most complete fossil of Darwinius masillae found in Germany. Scientists believe this may be the common ancestor of apes and humans that they’ve been waiting for.
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One day there will be an entire literary category for Amazon product reviews. The gems written for the Three Wolf Moon Shirt are leading the way.
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Facts and discussion on evolution fills many books, but when you condense it down to four basic points, those volumes will be much easier to understand.
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Brian and Eileen’s wedding video. They have the coolest family and friends on the planet!
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Five Famous Felines. Most cats are content to stick close to home and family, but some have made a name for themselves by taking on other employment or pastimes.

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Comments (7)
  1. LoL – ok, I’ll be that jerk that points out the mistyped “Scintists.” I say mistype because I’m sure you know how to spell it. :)

    Also – I totally wish I knew Brian and Eileen!

  2. the wedding video was THE BEST! I’m sure it will be the new thing this year

  3. those wolf t-shirt reviews are hilarious…it really makes me want to order one!!

  4. That wolf t-shirt link made my day. Be sure to check out the “Customers Also Viewed” section. Zubaz pants!

  5. Thanks Josh -fixed. My only excuse is a combination of typoglycemia and presbyopia. And I never learned to type, either.

  6. Wow, I’ve never seen something so sad and yet goofy/funny as cat yodeling

  7. Why is it that evolution and Big Bang, both admitted to be THEORIES by all who believe them, are constantly presented as FACT? I’m not a creationist of any kind, but there isn’t enough evidence to prove either (although evolution is getting there, if you put your faith in radio-carbon dating, which expects us to believe in particles which can never actually be seen by humans, and whose existence is “proven” using, guess what, theories.)

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