Easter links

Why does the date of Easter move around?

The Unauthorized Biography of the Easter Bunny.

10 Facts About Easter More Interesting Than the Chocolate

Videos of violence against marshmallow peeps, including peeps vs. .50 Caliber Rifle Parts 1 and 2, plus Artworks Made From Peeps.

A Brief History of the Cadbury Egg. 

Peeps on Television: 20 Shows Starring Marshmallow Peeps.

DIY jello shots made from decapitated chocolate Easter bunnies, plus Wine and Easter Candy Pairings.

In New Zealand, where rabbits are considered a major crop-destroying pest, they celebrate with an Easter Bunny Hunt.

Here's a supercut of movie bunnies.

Prepare to be offended (or don't click!): Easter cards from The Onion.

ICYMI, Wednesday's links are here, and include the possibility that ancient Greeks sailed to Canada, creepy photos of Easter bunnies with kids, the evolution of the microscope, and how to win at Rock Paper Scissors.

Tuesday links

These awkward glamour photos will make you cringe (and smile).

Here's What to Do If Both Your Pilots Die on a 737.

10 Strange Stories And Origins Of Our Favorite Candies.

Advice from 1849: Start a fight with your wife using these 3 simple tricks.

Roller Coaster for Cars: Steep Bridge in Japan is Almost Vertical.

Medical Student Creates Edible Human Anatomy Diagrams Made From Candy.

ICYMI, Friday's links are here, and are all related to Valentine's Day: history, music, a bit of cynicism, geeky, vintage and racist cards, and aphrodisiac cocktails.

Thursday links

Today is President James Garfield's birthday. When he was shot, Alexander Graham Bell showed up with a metal detector to try to locate the bullet. Related, The Gettysburg Address was seven score and twelve years ago, and Pennsylvania newspaper prints retraction (written in the style of the Gettysburg Address) for 1863 article calling Gettysburg address "silly remarks".

Why Reese’s Are Usually Taxed But Kit Kats Aren’t.

Father borrows Go-Pro, holds it backwards and Accidentally Records Entire Vacation the Wrong Way as One Long Selfie.

Defenestration supercut: movie characters driving, falling, jumping and being thrown through glass windows.

The Strangely Successful History of People Mailing Themselves in Boxes.

Woman wins fight to wear spaghetti strainer on her head for driving licence photo.

ICYMI, Monday's links are here, and include a 1968 memo to Gene Roddenberry about William Shatner's disappearing wigs from the Star Trek set (plus a Monty Python/Star Trek mashup), photos of the Rolling Stones as kids, and a boat trip through the Paris Sewer.

Tuesday links

Chuck Norris turns 75 today: Here are his 5 most badass movies, a bunch of Norris "facts", and the Neanderthal reconstruction that looks just like him.

20 micrographs, MRI scans and illustrations: winners of this year's Wellcome Image Awards. Also, 20 Finalists of the Smithsonian Photo Contest.

Interesting study: The Women Who Stare at Babies. Related: Why do people want to eat babies? and "Cute aggression": Why Do We Want To Squeeze Cute Things?

The secret life of a public library security guard.

Daylight Saving Time: Ben Franklin, video, rants, cartoons, and the guy who got two DUIs at the same time, an hour apart.

Child of the 80's? Here's a set of Pop Rocks recipes (and yes, you can still get them).

ICYMI, Friday's links are here, and include 3D optical illusion body painting, New York's abandoned leper colony, and a roundup of interesting and kid-friendly snow-related science, math and art.