If anyone was wondering, I follow Hank Green on Twitter specifically because he brings things like this to my attention.

It's Carl Sagan, you guys. CARL. SAGAN. REMIXED. YOU GUUUUUYS! ♥_♥

Nerdfighters? Now this is a Happy Dance Project.

Thanks to lady_ganesh and lindentreeisle for pointing it out.


Where the Hell is Matt? (2008) from Matthew Harding on Vimeo.

Nerdfighters? Now this is a Happy Dance Project.

Thanks to lady_ganesh and lindentreeisle for pointing it out.


Where the Hell is Matt? (2008) from Matthew Harding on Vimeo.

Stuff That's Not Ranting But Still About Grammar
I need questions for fandom_grammar. Since we don't have any yet, I'm thinking about just collecting up a few common questions so that we can get started. So, can anyone think of a few common grammar/language questions to start us off? (If it's a genuine question you want to ask, leave it at the comm, please. Thanks.)

Stuff On My Head
katilara posted another Brotherhood 2.0 video blog last night and in it Hank discussed keeping life silly by putting stuff on your head. Last night I wore Neville bunny on my head until I went to sleep. Today, um, well, I'm not really going to wear stuff on my head at work, but maybe I'll use pencils to hold up my hair later which will be kind of like stuff in my head and will still be silly.

ANYWAY.

I encourage you all to put stuff on your head. Or put stuff on your cat, if you're inclined, but the general theme is stuff on living beings. I think putting a shoe on a bug even counts.

I hope you all will keep me informed of what stuff you put on living beings.

Though you may consider putting stuff only on you or your pets without permission. Like, I don't think my boss would appreciate me suddenly putting a bag on her head unless I asked first*.
*I do not advocate asking your boss if you can put a bag on his or her head . . . unless you are looking for a way to be fired, which, if you are, more stuff on your boss's head to you.