The July 2023 issue of mini-AIR (the monthly tiny supplement to the magazine Annals of Improbable Research) is about: “Shut up, shut up, shut up!”
Category: mini-AIR
Our monthly e-newsletter, full of little delights too small or too timely to fit in our (much larger) magazine
The World’s Most Iffy Game, Maybe? Fifty-Fifty Trivia
The delightfully iffy game called “Fifty-Fifty Trivia” was created by Martin Eiger, who invents many concepts and games, using words and ideas as the main building material. Eiger is, among other things, our Limerick Laureate—you can see his limericks, in any issue of the magazine (Annals of Improbable Research, with each limerick describing something that […]
A look back at more sex from A Slob
A Slob was appreciated twelve years ago, in the September, 2008 issue of mini-AIR. Let’s take a fond look back: 2008-09-08 More Sex From A. Slob Investigator P.J. Finn complains that we have neglected the once-popular feature called “Sex From A. Slob.” Dr. Slob, investigator Finn reminds us, is based at Erasmus University, Rotterdam. To […]
February mini-AIR: Felons’ footware, etc
The February issue of mini-AIR is out, with these items: 02 Imminent Events 03 IN THE MAGAZINE ITSELF: Ig then Psych 04 Stuck on a Shoe 05 Limerick Challenge: Felons’ Footware 06 Perspicacity Winner (to last month’s Research Limerick Challenge) 07 MORE IMPROBABLE: Madman, Egg, Sneezing, etc. 08 Temporal Landscape of Shoes Read it online. […]