Brian Denham twittered about this video, which reveal that clothes in the year 2000 will be worn by people with the exact same worldviews as people from 1930.



Women will still be ensnaring men, I see! And men will still be tugging their collars for -- ulp -- wedding day!

If you follow the other sites I do, of which there are about thirty, you'll know I also write original (and post submitted) short horror pieces over at Ichor Falls. It's a lot of fun, and it exorcises some of my personal fears and demons about the supernatural. Of course, I'm still scared of the dark like a giant baby.

The first Ichor Falls collection of stories is available via CreateSpace, and you can buy it at my personal store. It ships straight from them, and it looks like people have been receiving theirs really quickly, which is awesome!

The book features a generous serving of nightmare fuel from the website, along with some new photo collages and other vintage spot illustrations. There's also a new town legend written especially for the book, and two superb submissions from site contributor Sarah Pharris. Get it for Halloween and read it in the dark. I won't, because honestly, I'd wet my pants.

This is an incredible article about how the Large Hadron Collider will be tested to determine if the discovery of the Higgs boson in the future is interfering with our ability to discover it in the present.

Go read the article, and then remember that you've already seen the face of the God particle right here.

This is a pretty cool set of photos from ST conventions at Newsweek, but check out photo 16. Is that really from the mid-1970s? I think I see some TNG pins on that board, like the futuristic ranked ones from when Riker was held captive in that holographic cave.

Edit: leave it to me to study the pins when there's clearly a TNG season 1 uniform hanging at the left, and a shirt with a silver Enterprise-D towards the right. FACT-CHECK, NEWSWEEK

Don't forget! Baltimore Comic-Con is happening this weekend in Baltimore, MD and me and the other Halfpixel guys are up for a Harvey Award for How To Make Webcomics. Come on out and see us! I'm sure it'll be the best you've ever seen. Quote me.