I had a thought while cleaning a water bottle for my gerbils. Mainly, I remembered seeing very large size such water bottles in a pet store that is affiliated with a puppy mill – bottles of the right size for a dog. I decided to collect average weights of a few different rodents and dogs. … More Don’t Keep Dogs (or Cats!) in Cages
For all of the normal reasons, please enjoy this small collection of atheism memes. Finally, this is the Problem of Evil in a nutshell, which I think I’ve said before, but it’s still true:
26. Would you be willing to murder an innocent person if it would end hunger in the world? Would it torment you more to have the blood of an innocent person on your hands or to know you let millions of people die? What do you think of people who achieve great things by compromising … More On Murdering One to Save Many
Current Christmas Craft Countdown: 23 projects made, 2 in progress, 3 on my list not yet started. I’ve given up on all but those last three; I’m still hoping to have time to do them. I intend to post pictures after giving away the results.
Current Christmas Craft Countdown: 12 projects made, 4 in progress, 16 on my list not yet started – some might not be completed, due to time constraints. I intend to post pictures after giving away the results. You’ll notice the numbers have changed over the weekend, and that is because I decided to count one project as 10 … More Can You Relate to This?
Current Christmas Craft Countdown: 4 scarves made, 3 in progress, 17 projects on my list not yet started – some might not be completed, due to time constraints. I intend to post pictures after giving away the results.
A friend posted this article on Facebook recently, and I am compelled to rebut it. Partly because I am a huge fan of the franchise – those are almost the only games I play, and referencing that game is how I met my boyfriend – but mostly, I am so compelled because that article misrepresents many … More “The Legend of Zelda” is classist, sexist and racist
The Complete History of the Universe: A Personal Journey 