“[Benjamin] Franklin speculated about lightning rods for several years before his reported kite experiment. This experiment, in fact, took place because he was tired of waiting for Christ Church in Philadelphia to be completed so he could place a lightning rod on top of it. There was some resistance from churches who felt that it was defying divine will to install these rods. Franklin countered that there is no religious objection to roofs on buildings to resist precipitation, so lightning, which he proved to be simply a giant electrical spark, should be no different.”

Tim: I can't keep doing this. With these...

Travis: ...peolpe.

Travis: Ya, thanks keyboard.

Travis: Fuck.

Tim: Totally defused.

Now that I think of it… I ask this question more often than I really should have to. Via FFFFOUND!

Now that I think of it… I ask this question more often than I really should have to. Via FFFFOUND!

Apt.

Via FFFFOUND!

Apt.

Via FFFFOUND!

That expression pretty much sums up the end of Half-Life 2.

That expression pretty much sums up the end of Half-Life 2.

The Art Of Moneygami - Origami With Bills

Be sure to look for the anonymous goober who gets trashed in the comments for being offended by Lincoln in a turban, but not dressed up as Master Shake.

Via Fun Fever.

The Art Of Moneygami - Origami With Bills

Be sure to look for the anonymous goober who gets trashed in the comments for being offended by Lincoln in a turban, but not dressed up as Master Shake.

Via Fun Fever.

Not so sure about that goldfish. Or the spelling. Via Moleskine Project.

Not so sure about that goldfish. Or the spelling. Via Moleskine Project.