I am so procrastinating right now...

It's Lecture Recess, and I've just burned through ANOTHER 2 WEEKS worth of HDB, leaving me with only 3 to go before I am completely up-to-date with everything. At 1-1.5 hours of work per week, it looks like I'm gonna be enjoying the Lecture Recess earlier than expected.

For those unfortunate enough not to have such a cruisy time, here are some webcomics you may use to take your mind off important things.

Dr. McNinja: My newest, all-time favourite comic ever as of today.
xkcd: We all know it already anyway, but it's awesome
Dinosaur Comics! Featurin' T-Rex. He's a pretty sweet dude ok?
Questionable Content Obscure Indie jokes that I don't understand, but sarcasm aplenty!

In other news, we should all write our own webcomic. And then hire someone to draw it for us.

Or go to the beach sometime. I'm bored, I'll take whatever I can get.

Truth for Youth!

I have just found what is simultaneously the most hilarious yet depressing thing on the Internet: The Truth for Youth Bible! Spewing forth their usual garbage about Evolution is crap, Science is Wrong, Rock'n'Roll is the Devil's playground and Homosexuality is a sin, as well as genuinely new information such as "Safe Sex is wrong" (seriously) and "Pornography makes you a terrible husband and possible wifebeater", neither of which are actually supported by evidence in any respected reviews anywhere (although get a lot of support from the kind of reviews who claim A Flood Caused Geography, which are generally only read by people who already think the same thing...)

But is this just an irate atheist's crusade against religion? Does Joe just have it in for christians? He must do, after all, how could this book be wrong with testimonials such as this:

"This young man from Columbus, GA received a Truth For Youth Bible, read the comic on Rock Music, went home and threw all of his "Spice Girl" posters and CD's in the trash!"

Yeah, sure, that's the reason a grown man threw out his Spice Girl CDs...