David Lynch Cartoon Series
Dumbland is a cartoon series by the high preist of weirdness, David Lynch. Just like most things by Lynch we can’t decide if its stupid or genius. Tweet This Post
Infertility
If you are struggling with infertility get help and advice at this very useful site on male and female infertility. Tweet This Post
Wedding Dance Viral
We love this wedding video of a bride and groom boogieing down the aisle to the strains of the Chris Brown song “Forever”. The dance sequence opened the wedding ceremony of Kevin Heinz and Jill Peterson in St. Paul, Minnesota. The new bride said she has always “loved dance as a way to express yourself [...]
Tortoise Sex Face
A tortoise doing some serious shell humping. The Sex Lives of Animals Tweet This Post
AA Gill on The Arctic Circle
Cold. We spend our lives getting out of it, away from it; our whole human history has been spent avoiding it, wrapping up against it, fighting and escaping it. Cold shoulders, cold stares; vengeance is cold, corpses are cold. Who wants to be cold? Hot is good: hot bodies, hot dinners, hot sex and holidays. [...]
Rod Liddle on Dubai
Construction halted, westerners jailed for adultery – but prostitutes do well Andrew Blair says he will pick me up from outside my sleaze-bucket of a hotel, give it 20 minutes or so, got some work to finish off. He has a job again, contracts apparently “coming out of his ears”, which is good, because until [...]
Depression can be good for you
The author of a controversial new book has argued that depression is highly beneficial to the human species and can ultimately lead to great achievements. In a new appraisal of the disorder, an eminent consultant psychiatrist argues that, far from being a modern malaise, depression has been with us for thousands of years and survived [...]
The Power of Negative Thinking
For too long the cult of positive thinking has reigned. And look where it got us ? Optimism has cost the world a financial meltdown. The banking “masters of the universe”, devoid of pessimism, were super confident in their predictions, channelling a belief that everything would be OK, and using it to motivate others. We were [...]
Jimmy McGovern by Caitlin Moran
The Street – BBC1 Jimmy McGovern’s righteous reputation — he is one of the Twelve Apostles of modern British screenwriting — became apparent within minutes of the new series kicking off. The plot was simple: principled pub landlord Bob Hoskins bars a weedy teenage kid, Callum, from his pub, after he smokes in the toilets. [...]
Choice by David Foster Wallace
I am 33 now and it feels like much time has passed and is passing faster and faster each day. Day to day I have to make all sorts of choices about what is good and important and fun, and then i have to live with the forfeiture of all the other options those choices [...]
