Category: Life

This week in the Wednesday Walk: nephilim, hygiene theater, five-dimensional chess, search engines, poen source archives in the Arctic, and serenity in nature.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: jack-booted thugs, Canadian Nazis, the most stylish mask, the new frontier in Doom Studies, sinkholes, and why the universe shouldn’t exist.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: delusional schools, the death of a musical giant, Frosty a-comin’, the patron saint of the internet, and when to put your bandanas away.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: scientific progress in real time, avoidable dangers, why you need to wear your damn mask, unfinished art, the fossilized keyboard, a medicinal video game, and how to integrate dazzle camouflage into your day-to-day life.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: how to hack your fridge, waitstaff weighing in on restaurants reopening in the middle of the pandemic, sports teams vigorously ignoring reality, the toppling of racist statuary, a reckoning in competitive Scrabble, and the thrilling one-two punch of shafts and henges.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: coronavirus conspiracy theories, DEVO’s face shield, bleach, the return of the Mayan calendar, statues that are actually good, attempted murder, the best place to distance, a Ninja Warrior course for your neighborhood squirrels, and an HIV sample from 1966.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: the best explanation of our current moment, more K-pop solidarity, bad apples, bold steps forward, euphemisms, pebble people, copaganda, concrete peripherals for your computer, Haddaway and Gaga by way of the middle ages, and a lawsuit that hits close to home.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: Despair, some suggestions as to what one can do about it, and finally some small distractions. Uprisings, protest in an age of pandemic, the allyship of K-pop fandom, and much more.

Welcome to the Wednesday Walk Around the Web, where we weave & wind through weblinks weekly. Hopefully you will find the links on offer amusing, interesting, or informative. RIP George…