Curious George: Posting Let's talk about FPPs, monkeys. How, and where, do you find yours? Are there any particularly good FPPs that you think serve as emblematic of MonkeyFilter at its best? In general, what sort of subject matter/site etc you consider worthy of bringing to the MonkeySphere? And what do you consider unworthy? more inside

Curious George A while back I saw a link on Reddit (I think) to a picture that was a map of various mathematical objects. In the center of that map was a group of connected boxes labeled "Integers", "Rational Numbers", "Real Numbers", "Complex Numbers" and a circle around them going to a note that said "You are here". The rest of the map outside the circle were more esoteric mathematical objects and their relationships showed by linking lines, as well as their links to the "YAH" group. Well now I can't find that. Can a million monkeys with keyboards bang out the url or google search terms I can use to find that again? more inside

The Lesson: Don't Eat the Feet It was compared to the Alien Chestburster (original movie scene... and there will be cake!), or maybe a variation of the "Never Give Up" icon, but this find by a California Animal Rescue team is kind of awesome yet ewwwsome. more inside

Barbie Massacre Barbie Massacre is a photo blog run by six nice ladies who enjoy staging grisly crime scenes with Barbie® and other dolls. N. S. F. W.

Searchme. I typically roll my eyes at Web 2.0 stuff, but this is actually kinda groovy.

Apitherapy in Indonesia. Perhaps a very promising MS treatment, such as The Bee Lady promotes? A National Geographic episode of bee sting therapy heats up the debate as to whether bees have souls or not. Just don't try to steal a hive. Bzzzzzzzz...

Tree funnies. Click this link and you will see A stoned out, half baked drunken tree.

Very promising cancer treatment based on an incredibly simple idea from a retired radio engineer, John Kanzius. more inside

The Dictionary of Victorian London is a collection of contemporaneous texts and illustrations describing just about every aspect of London as it was during the 19th century. Victorian fast food, cross dressing, visions of the future, and a hog's head more. more inside

Bobby Fischer's final manoeuvre. The fight over what the greatest chess player ever left behind.

Biographicon - for everyone's biography, including yours.

'How to begin to educate a child. First rule: leave him alone. Second rule: leave him alone. Third rule: leave him alone' While not in the same realm as Free Range Kids, idle parenting calls for parents to give kids back their stress-free playtime.

Forget the Film, Watch the Titles "On SubmarineChannel, we love a good main title. That's why we started this online collection in 1997 of the most stunning and original film title sequences. Some are engaging and wildly entertaining, some are funny, exhilarating or simply deadly beautiful. Some are oozing with visual treats, while others hit you hard with their bold and audacious style."

It only tells the hour, but that's amazing enough. Artist Christiaan Postma uses more than 150 clockworks to create a clockface that spells out each hour. I love the animation. (Shamelessly stolen from Boing Boing)

Surgeons give hope to blind with successful 'bionic eye' operations. [Via Disinformation.]

Ascii Art Dictionary

A game of universal inebriation, teamwork, clones as pets, and sex0r in space, sprinkled liberally with teh funnay. more inside

Full-Time Freelancing: 10 things learned in 180 days For those of us who work from home, every day is Casual Friday. But it's not all sweatpants and joy - working from home is HARD! more inside

'Lawnchair' Larry Walters got an Honourable Mention in the Darwin Awards. It looks like Rev Adelir Antonio de Carli, a Roman Catholic priest from Brazil, might not be quite so lucky.

You Walk Wrong. "It took 4 million years of evolution to perfect the human foot. But we’re wrecking it with every step we take." [Via Neatomrama.]