Oh hello, world! I saw this story today on Ars Technica, and nerdy, hilarious, full of inappropriate humor? It belongs here:

Meet the only known trebuchet casualty in history

The man’s skeleton lay beneath the chapel of Scotland’s Stirling Castle, along with the remains of several other people who had clearly died violent deaths. But this one, known to us only as Skeleton 150 (or as “trebuchet guy” in your faithful correspondent’s notes), stood out even among that battle-damaged crowd because most of his upper body had been shattered. According to University of Bradford paleopathologist Jo Buckberry, who presented her research at the 25th European Meeting of the Paleopathology Association last week, Skeleton 150 is the only known trebuchet casualty in history.

Just throwin‘ it out there. We salute you, late lamented Trebuchet Guy.