This video is just delightful.

• Web design­ers, lis­ten good: There is no page fold.
• This handy info­graphic teaches us the trust­wor­thi­ness of beards.
• Speak­ing of info­graph­ics, Julian Hansen says: So you need a type­face. Also, it’s avail­able as a print!
• Alec Brown­stein used google AdWords to get a job. So Clever! (via Coudal)
• Some mind­bog­glingly beau­ti­ful pic­tures of some­thing unspeak­ably hor­ri­ble.
• A 6^th grade boy gives lady gaga a run for her money
• An inter­est­ing dis­cus­sion on super­heroes! Sci­ence vs. Magic!
• And holy hell did this make my day!

I saw this video many months ago and for­got about it until I found it in my Vimeo favorites. I still think it’s super rad. Thanks, Myrrh!

• Speak­ing of things I for­got about–I for­got entirely that Ze Frank did this young me, now me project. If you saw it when it launched, there’s a lot more con­tent now. 
• A list of 6 geo­graph­i­cal facts you aren’t going to believe.
• Andy Gilmore is the king of the color wheel
• Action Comics #1 is offi­cially the first comic book to sell for a mil­lion dollars. 
• Clearly you all want to help Save San Francisco’s Defen­es­tra­tion Instal­la­tion.
• OKCupid’s blog con­tin­ues to tell us more hor­ri­fy­ing things about our behav­ior pat­terns.
• This is a really excep­tional I’m sorry card.
• It seems that my band­mates can’t stop play­ing Robot Uni­corn Attack. Expect a cover song, kids. 
• The unfor­tu­nately named I love hot dogs, is a super great vin­tage movie blog, fea­tur­ing mostly posters and screen­shots of title sequences. beautiful. 
• It’s finally time for The funeral of IE6. I’ll throw one of these in SF on the same day if enough peo­ple are interested.