Here’s some stuff I enjoyed this week

Here’s a fresh batch of some quality interweb finds I’ve come across over the last 7 days:

Like a scene from one of those apocalypse movies, a graphic photo of San Francisco after the earthquake and fire of April 18, 1906. (Shorpy)
The Rock is disturbed to find out that Christina Aguilera was not debuting a new song at the Super Bowl. (Blame It On The Voices)
Bet you didn’t know so many NFL teams had marching songs, did you? (Album Art Exchange)
Now this is what we need to spend time researching – which Chicago Cubs game did Ferris Bueller and friends attend the day they skipped school? (Big League Stew)
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan in 60-Seconds With Papercraft and Computer Graphics (Geekologie)
Really long but really good article detailing film director Paul Haggis‘ involvement with, and eventual estrangement from, the Church of Scientology (The New Yorker)
Speaking of Scientology – Come for the auditing, stay for the Stallone! (Gawker)
You all know I’m a sucker for vintage ads, and this batch of ones from a pair of 1967 NFL guides is spectacular. (Neato Coolville)
New license plate slogans for 2011; Hawaii and Texas are my favorites (Esquire)

"heres your blizzard harry"