Links
Thursday links
- True, this Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Identification Kit from the 1960s, which was used as an educational tool for kids and law enforcement groups, is fascinating as a piece of historical ephemera. But I’m mostly digging the layout. (Retronaut via Laughing Squid)
- And speaking of ephemera, the business cards of notable people—Freud, Andy Warhol, Abraham Lincoln—turn out to be rather compelling as well. (Flavorwire)
- I actually cross-checked this headline with The Onion to see if it was a prank, but no: a raging cheese fire has shut down a tunnel in Norway for the past six days. (Reuters)
- Funny Jon Stewart being funny about the big three cable news networks and their war of inauguration day inanities. (Atlantic Wire)
- Mad Men freaks, prick up your ears: here’s everything there is to know about the show’s just-announced next season. (AV Club)
Posted on January 24th, 2013
Between the drug kit (just like that one) the firemen brought to my 6th grade classroom and the book and movie versions of Go Ask Alice, I was scared away from drugs. FOREVER.
A cheese fire??? See, if I hadn’t stopped by here, I never would have known. And I like to know stuff like this. Cheese can catch fire.