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Monthly Archives: April 2008
What a Prick
NZ man ‘used hedgehog as weapon’ Whenever I read stories like these, I’m torn between amusement and feeling sorry for the poor animal. Next time, use a hairbrush, mate. That way you’ll avoid fleas too.
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Science: more than just theories
Because I’m generally interested in such things, I’ve read a reasonable amount of philosophy of science. Most of it has made some sort of sense, but there always seemed to be something missing. But I think I can see where … Continue reading
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Short Interlude for Fun
I just found this in The Best of Beachcomber), whilst looking for something else:
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