Health What the Color of Your Urine Says About You
I mean. It's what it says it is.
2014
Health 
Meta Toast Points: The Week of Feb. 21st, 2014
Toast Points: a selection of popular and notable posts from the past week.
Meta Cocktail Hour: Open Thread
The Toast's weekly Friday open thread, hosted by The Bartender.
Link Roundup Link Roundup!
The Toast presents a selection of delightful information in the form of a link roundup.
Humor Notes on Your Screenplay From a Producer Obsessed With Cannonballs
It's all in the title, really. Cannonballs. Your screenplay needs more of them.
Advice How to Submit Work to Us in the Most Pleasing Manner Possible
Nicole presents a pedantic guide to how to make her life that tiny bit easier when you submit work to her.
Animals Advanced Elephant Societies Use Physical Affection To Isolate, Distress One Another
Just like humans, elephant societies have a highly sophisticated way of withholding physical affection from each other.
Books ROUND 2: Guess the Book With Help From the Library of Congress!
The return of the world's nerdiest book game, in which Library of Congress subject keywords are the only help you get.
Art The Criterion Weed Collection
The Criterion Collection presents a theme.
Books How To Tell If You’re In A Dashiell Hammett Novel
If you're trapped in a Dashiell Hammett novel, this piece can help you out.
science Gal Science: So What Is It You Do?
In the newest installment of Gal Science, a physics postdoc attempts to explain what the heck is it she actually does every day.
Link Roundup Link Roundup!
The Toast presents a selection of delightful information in the form of a link roundup.
Race Lost and Found
"Lost and Found," a short story by Vanessa Willoughby.
Feminism Girl on Wire: Thoughts on Tightrope Walking
Katherine Rundell talks about how she learned tightrope walking, and all the women on wire who came before her.
Beauty The Gossip Columns of H.P. Lovecraft
Kevin Sharp and Jason Katzenstein present some little-known gossip column work from the great H.P. Lovecraft.
