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How is Shakespeare Like a Porcupine?

Posted on 16 April 2013 by Tyler
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Come to the Point W. Shakespeare, called by his friends Bill, Is said to have written his plays with a quill. I mention him here, though, just on the way To the topic I’d meant to hold forth on today, … Continue reading →

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Posted in animals, silly | Tagged poetry, porcupines, Shakespeare | 1 Reply

How Ostriches Cope with Stress

Posted on 15 April 2013 by Tyler
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Fernella Inskip of Bald Knob, Arkansas asks: What do stressed-out ostriches do when there’s no sand for them to bury their heads in? There are people around here who raise ostriches (for laughs, I guess?) and they run around on … Continue reading →

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Posted in animals, livestock | Tagged farming, leopards, ostriches, sand, stress | Leave a reply

Improving Opera

Posted on 15 March 2013 by Tyler
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Harry Padington of Newgate writes: I run an opera company, and attendance has been flat. A rival company in our city’s been packing them in, though. How can I increase our audience share? Continue reading →

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Posted in animals, robots, silly | Tagged art, babysitting, Johnny Depp, Nicolas Cage, opera, singing, twitter | 1 Reply

Humanist Solstice Songs

Posted on 31 October 2012 by Tyler
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Dear Tyler (writes Kendra Monkton of Vinings, GA), I’ve been asked to perform music for a Humanist Solstice celebration. Do you know of any suitable songs? Anything that just talks about the weather any sleigh-bells and such is acceptable, of … Continue reading →

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Posted in animals, silly | Tagged Christmas, climate change, reindeer, solstice, song | Leave a reply

What a Young Scientist Needs in Costa Rica

Posted on 17 February 2012 by Tyler
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Hilary Moon Murphy asks, “My daughter is going on a science trip to Costa Rican rain forest this spring…. What things would you take along?” Continue reading →

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Posted in animals, science, silly, travel | Tagged Costa Rica, frogs, jagulars, snakes | 3 Replies

Cats and Video Games

Posted on 3 February 2012 by Tyler
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Bret, who knows that Cats are demonic creatures, asks: I want to train my cat to play video games with me. Any ideas? Continue reading →

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Posted in animals, silly | Tagged carnage, cats, video games | 3 Replies

Canoeing with Elephants

Posted on 25 January 2012 by Tyler
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Wesley Deever of Mount Horeb WI, (former) site of the famous mustard museum, asks: Is it safe to canoe near elephants? If you exercise reasonable caution, these gentle giants can actually enhance your canoeing experience. For instance,if you paddle right … Continue reading →

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Posted in animals, silly, summer camp | Tagged elephants | 5 Replies

Dead Elephants Are a Hotter Topic than You Might Guess

Posted on 28 December 2011 by Tyler
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A while back I answered someone’s question about whether elephants could stand after death. Well, I didn’t exactly answer it but you know. As it turns out, this is a topic of apparently greater general interest than I realized. Here … Continue reading →

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Higgelty Pigglety – Zero G Edition

Posted on 26 December 2011 by Tyler
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“M” asks, “Please provide an example of higglety pigglety.” Continue reading →

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Posted in animals, science | Tagged catnip, kittens, space, zero-gee | Leave a reply

The Reindeer We Never Hear About

Posted on 15 December 2011 by Tyler
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Cavil, the Dissident Reindeer: Every year, Cavil writes Santa to express dissatisfaction with how Christmas is run…. Continue reading →

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Posted in animals, silly | Tagged Christmas, holidays | Leave a reply

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