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Michael Cera as “Gordo” in Frequency
OH SAY WHAT! I think this might be a rare glimpse at Michael Cera’s other acting side. You know, the one where he doesn’t play an awkward adolescent in every single one of his movies. And now you’ve got some … Continue reading
Chart showing what body parts are sung about most often
Click to enlarge This fleshmap shows what body parts are sung about most often in different genres of music. The sampling is taken from 1000 songs chosen randomly and the size of the circle pertains to how many times that … Continue reading
AMOEBA wave pool
AMOEBA (Advanced Multiple Organized Experimental Basin) is a prototype wave-pool developed in 1997 by the Department of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering in Osaka, Japan. The purpose of this water contraption is to study the effects of waves on ships … Continue reading