A Brief History of Pretty Much Everything

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– February 13, 2010Posted in: Thoughts

Not exactly, but it’s still pretty impressive!

2100 pages of a flipbook by an art student named Jamie Bell.

Via & thanks to Eric of Narrow Bridge for sharing it in my Google Reader — Subscribe to my Google Reader feed here!.

If I were a piece of Ikea Furniture, what would I be?

Yet another skill I must master.

Sexuality described with Pens

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Life before Google

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http://www.randomanny.com Anny

LOL thanks for sharing – this was pretty epic
E_Z

OMG! Brilliant!! I lol'ed at "critical hit" and "this is sparta!". I'm sharing this on Facebook…
http://www.shelleyshouse.blogspot.com Shelley

Wow. I just know kids in school would pay more attention to this than the usual history book! Thanks for sharing!
http://www.narrowbridge.net/ Eric

Glad you liked it FB!
http://telltaleblog.com Alexandra

Wow! This is beyond awesome!
I loved the "This is Sparta" bit.

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