Muy Anti-Bueno

I spent today at the library, and got this book:



... which has a cover with striking resemblence to the opening scene of the post-WW2 chapter of GrigorPDX's immensely fun Guard game.

Labels: books, geekery, history

Looking through OHSU's website, I came across this nifty blog of theirs:

http://ohsu-hca.blogspot.com/

Bits from old medical manuscripts in the OHSU library. From a 1931 book of satirical verses and anecdotes written by a doctor:

From the life / of every individual
A useful lesson / may be learned
If we but know / the hidden facts.
That the names / heading these pages
Are assumed / is immaterial;
The real names / may be had
By consulting / any Doctor of Medicine.
When this is done / it will be found
That no two lists / are alike,
Yet every list / is correct.

Labels: history, school

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-9204328304330343657&hl=en

Labels: history, technophilia, vids