@Alex Doe, haha, I was thinking it looked very Lynch-esque. There'd be some interesting dinner guests at such a party. Hopefully the little guy who can talk backwards is there.

@LisaBF... It's the Internet. You haven't figured out how this works yet?

Psshh. A bunch of bloggers (or "truth-seeking journalists") were fed frozen lasagna. Why the uproar? I bet the un-knowing Pizza Hut diners felt really silly, and yet their commentary was featured in commercials on national television. Calm down, bloggers.

Oh god, so true. I have one of those fancy Target credit cards too, which is probably one of the worst financial decisions I've made recently. EVIL!

Those are some sassy chatbots.

That picture of the elephant in the raincoat is too much!

The millions who have benefited from the help of modern-day psychology and therapy may disagree, but whatever helps you sleep through the night, I guess.

MIDDLE CHILDREN UNITE! WE WILL RUN THIS PLACE. As a girl between two very high-tempered boys, I definitely learned a very useful set of skills. Now I'm a social worker. Go figure?

I love this. If I lived anywhere in a 50 mile radius of this place, I'd watch my movies there and even buy over-priced snacks to boot!

Though I take slight offense to the "THIS generation" comment, @khark... ouch! As someone in my early 20s, I consider myself part of THIS generation, and I'm also extremely grumpy when it comes to people interrupting a movie that I've paid for with their incessant texting and giggling. Once there was a whole row of middle aged ladies behind me who were calling each other on their cell phones during the movie. Let's be real: rudeness, as well as ageism, can happen to anyone. ;)

I agree with White Collar! Those micron teeth add a level of enjoyable creepiness to the piece.

Honestly, the only reason I know about Troy is because I'm from Pittsburgh. But he is a genuinely nice guy. He once bought dinner for everyone in a local restaurant because no one bothered him while he was on a date with his wife!

Okay, with everything terrible that happens in the United States (and I agree, there's a lot; sometimes the UK seems so much more...civilized), but I just can't see this happening here. Who knows though, maybe I'm just being naive. Here's to hoping he gets his permit, or if that doesn't happen, maybe that city council knows something about limb-growing that we don't.

Newark International Airport. Newark in general, for that matter.

@vonskippy: You seem like a delightful person with a lovely sense of humor. Good job taking it to a level just beyond good taste; I'm sure we all appreciated it.

Yeah, ralphw, I think I heard about them. They didn't have a ton of luck with drummers, as I remember. After all, you just can't dust for vomit.

Also: that fat drunk guy spontaneously combusted in Bleak House. So it has to be real.

Regardless of whether the secret (or any on Postsecret) is real or not, they often bring attention and discussion to taboo topics, like suicide and being an illegal immigrant. That can never be a bad thing. And suicidal ideation IS a cry for help, a cry that should be answered. Suicidal ideation, when not addressed, can often progress further to actual suicide attempts. PostSecret is doing good work on answering these cries by creating an environment where people can freely discuss their feelings without judgment.