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Underwear Strategy

- by in Headline, Trappings

So I think I’m going to back the Kickstarter for the SHEATH 2.0 – Functionality Where it Matters Most. I have an innie, rather than an outie, when it comes to genitals, so I have no idea whether the whole lift and separate thing would feel comfy and awesome or awful or superfluous. I don’t […]

Rudy Rucker Posts 10th Issue of Free Flurb

Rudy Rucker Posts 10th Issue of Free Flurb

- by in Books

If you like cyberpunk sf, you are probably familiar with author and general cool guy Rudy Rucker. What you might not know, or at least I didn’t until now, is that Rudy Rucker edits an online science fiction zine called Flurb. It is free to read and includes many top speculative fiction/science fiction talents. I […]

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Would you want to wear banana shoes?

Would you want to wear banana shoes?

- by in Trappings

The usually more loquacious Cory Doctorow at Boing Boing posted this image of a banana shoe earlier today under the title “Just look at this awesome banana shoe.” The article read, “Just look at it.” The banana shoes are the creation of Israeli designer Kobi Levi. I’d like to tell you all that the years […]

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Are ray gun vibrators steampunk?

Are ray gun vibrators steampunk?

- by in Sex, Trappings

Are ray gun vibrators steampunk? This is the sort of question I lie awake at night contemplating. Steampunk is a sub-genre of science fiction/fantasy/speculative fiction, which builds on the works of H. G. Wells and Jules Verne. Now H. G. Wells and Jules Verne were both geniuses and can be forgiven for imagining future technology […]

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The Science of Dance

- by in Music, Sex

Scientists have drilled deeply into the psyche of the average heterosexual woman and managed to come away not only with sanity intact, but also with the sacred truth coveted by smarmy male club-skanks the world over: “which moves on the dance floor are likely to facilitate a healthy coat of stanky on my hang-down?” Employing […]

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I Clearly Need an At-Will Invisible Shark Army

I Clearly Need an At-Will Invisible Shark Army

- by in Blue Blood

According to science journalist Jennifer Viegas, reporting for Discovery News, a number of species of sharks can make themselves invisible when they feel like it. Scientist Julien Claes is the lead author of the Laboratory of Marine Biology, Earth and Life Institute at the Catholic University of Louvain findings published in the Journal of Experimental […]

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Vampire Night Light

Vampire Night Light

- by in Blue Blood

Eco-artist Mike Thompson premiers his haunting Blood Lamp video today at Amsterdam’s Discovery09, held at the NEMO Science center. Discovery09 (Very Disco) is sort of a science geek festival style party and convention that looks like a lot of fun. Mr. Thompson’s film presentation, featuring his creepy cool blood operated lamp, poses the question “What […]

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