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conulyso when I realized she'd never seen or heard of The Sixth Sense, I added it to our movie line-up.
She was actually surprised by the twist. This is such a novel experience, I felt I had to record it for posterity.
We've also watched Empire Records (Eva was deeply caught up in the question of whether or not Joe is actually Lucas' foster father, or if he's just fatherly) and 10 Things I Hate About you (we lost Heath Ledger entirely too soon). Also, unrelated to this all, Jenn and Eva watched Legally Blonde. I was surprised that Jenn had never seen that movie before. She was surprised that I've watched it at least seven times already. I'm not sure which fact is more surprising.
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Quiz: Can you guess the city from the vintage travel poster?
After 116 Years, Animal Crackers Have Been Freed From Their Circus Cages (I don't know which is sadder - the thought that PETA thought this was worth their time, or the fact that the top comment, apparently without irony, is simultaneously declaring this unworthy as "it's just a box of crackers" while also declaring that the poster will "never buy another one again". At least PETA didn't hurt anybody with this campaign.)
Took a Plea? Brooklyn's District Attorney Will Support Your Parole
Medieval Jews Celebrated Passover With Bird-Human Hybrids (I think I posted this last year too)
The Ancient Math That Sets the Date of Easter and Passover (Pretty interesting even if you know this stuff already, or think you do)
How Easter Egg Trees Almost Became an American Tradition
Turns Out, There’s A Bee Species That Sleep In Flowers And It’s As Cute As It Sounds
The bees living on Notre Dame's roof survived the fire
A Font that Converts Simple Messages to Coded Ones
Gene Therapy Advances To Better Treat 'Bubble Boy' Disease
The Ghosts of Windows 3.1
People in the Middle Ages took great care over cleanliness – except the clergy, who accepted filth as a sign of devotion
New York City Passes Sweeping Climate Legislation
India could meet air quality standards by cutting household fuel use
The First Reparations Attempt at an American College Comes From Its Students
Scientists: We kept pig brains alive 10 hours after death. Bioethicists: “Holy shit.”
We Tried To Find 10 BuzzFeed Employees Just Like Cops Did For The Golden State Killer
The 5 Most Spectacular Landscapes on Earth (That Murder You)
My Passover in Prison
The Surprising Long-Term Consequences Of Childhood Hunger
The Turpins are sentenced to 25 years to life in prison after their children testify about years of torture
Pilot lived a mysterious double life. Then a plane crash exposed aliases, falsehoods and questions
Congress to I.R.S.: Don’t Even Think of Helping Taxpayers
The Church of Living Dangerously: How One of America’s Biggest Pastors Became a Drug Runner for a Mexican Cartel
Rights group condemns U.S. 'vigilante' treatment of migrants on border
When Gut Bacteria Betray Their Hosts
History's Best Recession Predictor Is Flashing Red Again
She was actually surprised by the twist. This is such a novel experience, I felt I had to record it for posterity.
We've also watched Empire Records (Eva was deeply caught up in the question of whether or not Joe is actually Lucas' foster father, or if he's just fatherly) and 10 Things I Hate About you (we lost Heath Ledger entirely too soon). Also, unrelated to this all, Jenn and Eva watched Legally Blonde. I was surprised that Jenn had never seen that movie before. She was surprised that I've watched it at least seven times already. I'm not sure which fact is more surprising.
Quiz: Can you guess the city from the vintage travel poster?
After 116 Years, Animal Crackers Have Been Freed From Their Circus Cages (I don't know which is sadder - the thought that PETA thought this was worth their time, or the fact that the top comment, apparently without irony, is simultaneously declaring this unworthy as "it's just a box of crackers" while also declaring that the poster will "never buy another one again". At least PETA didn't hurt anybody with this campaign.)
Took a Plea? Brooklyn's District Attorney Will Support Your Parole
Medieval Jews Celebrated Passover With Bird-Human Hybrids (I think I posted this last year too)
The Ancient Math That Sets the Date of Easter and Passover (Pretty interesting even if you know this stuff already, or think you do)
How Easter Egg Trees Almost Became an American Tradition
Turns Out, There’s A Bee Species That Sleep In Flowers And It’s As Cute As It Sounds
The bees living on Notre Dame's roof survived the fire
A Font that Converts Simple Messages to Coded Ones
Gene Therapy Advances To Better Treat 'Bubble Boy' Disease
The Ghosts of Windows 3.1
People in the Middle Ages took great care over cleanliness – except the clergy, who accepted filth as a sign of devotion
New York City Passes Sweeping Climate Legislation
India could meet air quality standards by cutting household fuel use
The First Reparations Attempt at an American College Comes From Its Students
Scientists: We kept pig brains alive 10 hours after death. Bioethicists: “Holy shit.”
We Tried To Find 10 BuzzFeed Employees Just Like Cops Did For The Golden State Killer
The 5 Most Spectacular Landscapes on Earth (That Murder You)
My Passover in Prison
The Surprising Long-Term Consequences Of Childhood Hunger
The Turpins are sentenced to 25 years to life in prison after their children testify about years of torture
Pilot lived a mysterious double life. Then a plane crash exposed aliases, falsehoods and questions
Congress to I.R.S.: Don’t Even Think of Helping Taxpayers
The Church of Living Dangerously: How One of America’s Biggest Pastors Became a Drug Runner for a Mexican Cartel
Rights group condemns U.S. 'vigilante' treatment of migrants on border
When Gut Bacteria Betray Their Hosts
History's Best Recession Predictor Is Flashing Red Again
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