As February draws to an end and we realize we’re about to start the third month of the year (holy effing crap, where did the first two months go!?), let us enjoy these links together.  Well, not together, I mean by the time you read this I’ll have moved on to other things…whatever, enjoy.

– Turns out there is some statistical evidence that it wasn’t the red shirt that got those crewmen killed.

– More news about possibly the most significant scientific accident of our time.  The possibilities of this discovery excite the crap out of me.

– Have concerns about your grocery bill?  Here are 16 foods that can re-grow from kitchen scraps.  And it doesn’t require a farm to pull it off.

– If you enjoyed “A Knight’s Tale”, then The Jousting Life website is for you.

– Here’s a great little article about the rise of Pathfinder Society, Paizo’s organized play option.  As a Venture-Captain, I approve this message.

– Given that this was the first RPG I ever owned, I will acquire this shirt eventually.

– People, there is a new Stargate computer game coming.  I’m a bit leary of the use of “unleashed” but otherwise optimistic.

– In a similar vein, there are rumours of a “Knights of the Old Republic” movie, coming…whenever.

– 8 Tell-tale Signs You Are a Geek.  Something about the tone of this article bothers me, but I can’t put my finger on it…

– Again, you’ve likely seen this already.  Of course, you might have also put the new Game of Thrones trailer on a loop.  For a day.  Or two.  Shut up.

– Felicia Day has decreed it, and it is so: March 30th is International Tabletop Day.  You can join or create an event here.  You can also take part in two events already happening in Edmonton and area: GOBfest, and at Mission: Fun and Games in St. Albert.

– Want to learn new things, but don’t have the time/resources to take a class?  Hank and John Green have you covered with Crash Course.  Seriously good video lessons on chemistry, biology, world and American history, and literature.

That’s it that’s all!  Enjoy your slow slide into the weekend, and I’ll be back with more geekery soon.