The Perfect Score: R.I.P. the inventor of the Scantron, those bubble-filled answer sheets that are used to take standardized tests like the SAT. (Mental Floss) Scantrons will always be associated with:
a) The best 3 hours and 45 minutes of my life.
b) 3 hours and 45 minutes of my life that I’ll never get back.
c) Shoot, I missed a line, and now my answers don’t match up with the questions…
Frequent flyers: An old menu from the Concorde boasts lobster and fresh caviar (New York Public Library). But in-flight meals are definitely getting better these days. In March, the New York Times reported that airlines are upgrading their chow, hiring high-flying chefs from The Food Network to whip up fancy dishes such as short ribs and polenta.
You’re Staying Where? A handy guide to unconventional summer getaways. (Flavorwire)
“Flow it, show it, Long as God can grow it…”: The Academy Awards will start honoring hairstylists. (Vanity Fair) Speaking of amazing hairstyles, check out this photo gallery of the most epic beards on the East Coast. (TIME.com)
Wanted: A doc, produced by Zach Galifianakis, follows a guy who tries to live entirely off Craigslist. Check out the trailer. (BuzzFeed)
#Catchy: This musical about the history of the Twitter hashtag is #bananas. And there’s actually a banana in it. (The Daily What)
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