I read about an exhibit at some early zoo where they put too many monkeys on an "island" and they killed each other. They are very territorial.


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This is Sparta...

Newspapers used to be so much more fun...

Found a cool background article on that case.

Interesting.

I remember this weekend very well. Friday evening two classmates and myself were driving from school in Boston to my folks for the weekend. We heard on the radio about the Alaska quake which concerned me because of family in Anchorage. Then over the weekend we had access to TV, which was a treat we didn't have in the dorm, and saw bits about the Mods and Rockers fighting in England. But it wasn't until I saw the pictures in Life Magazine I realized the scope of this battle.

"The entire population of Seaside is driven mad trying to fold/unfold beach chairs. Pandemonium erupts. Some flee. Some attack fellow beach goers. Beach chairs attack indiscriminately. Chaos ensues."

I, on the other hand, learned about it from Quadrophenia.

I saw Quadrophenia live, up close and in person. It sucked. Not the Who's fault, but the guy in charge setting up the sound system in the Spectrum, Brownie. I told him to his face one night when he was here. He was pissed but he needed me because more bands were coming including what would be his big customer Aerosmith.

Awesome.

I guess it's an ad but a damn clever one.

That's deep.

Fascinating.