Salvatore LaRosa? Maybe he DID know what was in the bag:

http://www.larosas.com/

Interesting. Will there be an English version, too?

After sampling a few tracks it's clear to me that our universe was fortunate that the band broke up in 1970.

There needs to be a study on why so many amateur sci-fi writers use the name "Jonas" in their stories. Was it all the crap 70s sci-fi shows that also used "Jonas" for aliens/men from another world?

An interesting story and video but what I was really impressed with was how well it was presented. Nice job for a local news broadcast.

"Zepplin" is how the kids used to spell it on the back of their spiral bound notebooks. C'mon, Neatorama!

JORDAN Palmer.

The girl in red had the most fascinating...eyes. Yes, eyes. I was enthralled. I also understand there was singing and dancing and timely social commentary in there somewhere. I think. Sorry, what?

I wondered what Gene Simmons was doing these days.

"Guinness"

I'm struggling with this one. It looks obvious on the surface but from her perspective she was indeed reporting a theft. They refused her refund when they didn't have what she wanted. I know it sounds ridiculous but as I sit here I don't know what I would have done in the same circumstance. I'll be damned though if I would have accepted something else when told the sale was final. Would I just have walked out the door? Absolutely not. Who do you turn to within McDonald's? How do you reach them on the spot? Would I have found a police station to report a crime? What if I didn't know where the local police station was? Am I thinking rationally when I'm bent out of shape over McNuggets?

(And for the record - Wendy's has much better nuggets.)

Yep, that's the name of the song. I added it to iTunes shortly after seeing this video the first time a few weeks back. (and didn't I see it here then?)

Great - first my period came early today and now this.

I will second the Cadbury Curly Wurly for those looking for a Marathon Bar substitute. I tracked these down for a friend several years ago and he said they're essentially the same thing. They're from the UK so here in the USA I find them at imported food stores. You can also order them through Amazon I believe but they melt very easily so you have to be careful.

Math is not my strong suit but 300 feet in three seconds is 68.18 miles per hour. So the Indo-Pacific Sailfish has been clocked at 68 miles per hour and can sometimes go even faster - 68.18 miles per hour!