Another new thing I got to experience on my trip to Maine is the phenomenon of "postholing." If you are as unfamiliar with the term as I was, this is when you walk on the surface of the snow, and you break through and sink into the softer snow below the crust, creating what looks like a posthole. The two New England natives with us did fine walking about, as one wore snowshoes and the other had ninja like skills in picking his footing, but the other city boy and I created enough postholes to fence in the Ponderosa. It may sound trivial, but it is both quite exhausting, and quite painful. Dragging one or both of your legs out of crotch-deep snow (sometimes with a nice pocket of water beneath) takes a lot out of you, and I have cuts and bruises on my shins from where they hit the crust on the way down.

Postal Posthole Links:	Thanks Ant and Mike Martinez.
Play:	JamLegend. Thanks MakeUseOf.
Links:	50 Great Ways to Die (in games). SBemail - Terminal D6!!
Story:	Showgirl Topless Revue Closes in Las Vegas, After 49 Years. Thanks theAntiELVIS.
Science:	Green Lasers- The Next Innovation in Chip-Based Beams. Thanks j.c.f.
Image:	Is that a Nipple Slip, Larry? NSF Cartoon W.
Media:	Left 4 Duck. Run! The Car Swing.
The Funnies:	xkcd - Parking.