A wetting contract provokes the half irony.

• Hands-free deer rescue - That's nice...and creative
• Extra credit - Interesting work around for a someone younger than 35 to become US president legally.
• Comic Rack - New Batman Incorporated 8 - I appreciate the first sentence 'I"m about as far as you can get from a Grant Morrison fan.' Me, too.

• The Big Whobowski - One I'm really familiar with, one less so, but I abide.
• Intricate pencil sculptures - stunning...especially the chain
• The rise and fall of music delivery formats - good animated gif showing the changes over time...2002 was impressive
• Might as well - chilling photo...assumedly not photoshopped

• Artsy Fart of the Day - I could watch this for hours
• Girlfriend leads photographer around the world - Great photo series...pretty girl and neat idea...wonderful color saturation
• New Adidas NCAA tourney uniforms are definitely something - Two of the teams shown might not make the tourney. I like Baylor and Notre Dame's unis there, though.

• Circular beam of electrons - so pretty
• Chocolate dipped peanut butter cup stuffed Oreos - yes, please
• F in exams - I wish I got chuckles like this from my tests.

• Bubbles popping in slow motion - slow motion anything, yes, please...
• Link roundup - A scary theory about the woman found dead in an LA hotel water tank.
• Benoit Paille - Pretty photos

• Oreos without cream and with laughs - Why would he take away the best part?
• Helium? I Barely Knew 'um! - Here's a bit of explanation about the coming helium shortage in comic form.
• The Civil War, now in living color - impressive work
• Aqua Regia - You could do worse in learning chemistry than to watch all of this group's videos.

• Top Shelf announces Jess Fink's We Can Fix It: a time travel memoir - I'll give that a try,
• The most depressing Funky Winkerbean strips from February - as always, there are a bunch
• Tacet- a Shakespearean mystery, anybody have any ideas...Lakes?
• For Sale: Nobel Prize - Interesting in lots of ways - self censorship, the final story, and how many prizes have gone missing