Things We Saw Today: This Scarf Tells the Story of The Hobbit
Things We Saw Today
Dec 30th, 2013, 5:00 pm
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I wants it, preciousssss. (by Frivolite Handcrafts on Ravelry, via io9)
- Starting on New Year’s Day the Boy Scouts of America will start accepting openly gay members. (The Frisky)
- Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor will lead the 60-second countdown at Times Square’s famous New Year’s Eve Celebration. So flip over from Syfy’s The Twilight Zone marathon for a minute and give it a watch. Or don’t. I can’t control what you do. (Jezebel)
Florentijn Hofman made this pair of slug statues out of 40,000 plastic bags because ART. (Laughing Squid)
- Philip N. Cohen, PhD of Sociological Images wrote this interesting piece about how Frozen and many other animated movies favor women with huge eyes and tiny hands. (Thanks, anon tipster!)
- The Story of Benjamin Franklin’s Sister and How Women Are Sidelined in History (Brain Pickings)
Red Skull, what even are you doing in this new Sideshow Collectibles figure? You look like a smart-alec teenager trying to photobomb drunks at a football game. (/Film)
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