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Interesting Links for 12-12-2012
Dec. 12th, 2012 11:00 am- Six scientists tell us about the most accurate science fiction in their fields
- Church of England to be banned from carrying out same sex marriages.
- Swedish football team sacks its entire first squad for homophobic abuse
- 20 horrible accurate holiday ads
- Every animated GIF on Wikipedia
- If you like both the X-Men and Carry On movies...
- Get your DNA tested for $99. How much for full sequencing, I wonder.
- Ian McKellen has had prostate cancer for several years.
- The best way to use Gmail and Google Calendar on your iPhone
- Ian Hislop on the state of the British media
- The 386 is finally dead.
- In which the truth about the next Star Trek movie is revealed
- Raymond Briggs: The Snowman is not really about Christmas, it's about death
- The hum that helps to fight crime
- You’re not anonymous. Web sites can tell your name, email, and company.
- Why Are Dead People Liking Stuff On Facebook?
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