Last weekend here in D.C., I could be found hanging out at Toledo Lounge with fellow science bloggers (left to right) Evil Monkey of Neurotopia, Tara of Aetiology, and Orac of Respectful Insolence. I guess I was too drunk to notice that thing he was wearing on his head. (Just kidding.) Anyway, here (via Tara) is an action shot:
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It could have been worse... You could have been in the DC Lounge in Toledo, OH!
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1601845-2,00.html
Should we be worried?
As a long-time reader of Orac's blog, I can assure, 'that thing he is wearing on his head' is his head. Normally, he uses his telepathic powers to decieve viewers about his true appearance, but of course that doesn't work through cameras.
Apparently, Orac never learned how to think (or drink) out of the box.
Yes Adrian, we should be worried. Even for Time, that is an unusual (though not new) low.
Rowr! I hope you got Tara's phone number.
Best,
D