When I saw "Phobia" my skin crawled three degrees to the left, slipped off of me, and is hiding under the desk.

Anyone notice the blocks in "bed"? Nice touch.

"Bokor Palace Hotel and Casino, Cambodia"
Does this look like Stephan Kings Overlook Hotel in The Shining to anyone else?

"Hotel Fife, Scotland"

I was looking so hard for ghosts in the clip that when I saw actual living people I was briefly convinced they were ghosts!!

Irony is the unexpected, where as I would argue that this is totally expected hypocrisy. Of course they don't want solicitors on the premises. Lawyers have a way of noticing when you break the law.

(Did any one get that? Anyone?)

This looks a little too much like a Segway with some body mods and add ons.

40%
I suck.

You know, I thought this was a really new trend, made about the same time as naked girl serving table sushi. Had no idea it was fifty years old.

Some of the blame has to be placed on the family here. If I'm at a photo shoot with my kid, and they had her a sheet and say "Strip down and kinda wrap this around you" that's the end of the photo shoot.

I wish we could have had some pictures of the inside. The idea of a dorm with a balcony is awesome.

I want the time it took to watch that back now, please.

And capitalism sneaks in.

"Apparently there’s a long-standing story that Dr. Joseph-Ignace Guillotin died at the “hand” of his namesake invention, the Bowie Knife"
I just did my first honest to God spit take. Thanks for that life changing experience.

I hate thinking about this crap. There is literally nothing we, as citizens, can do about it but blue sky and worry, worry, worry. My husband had to start working from home three days a week just to make have a job cost effective. What the hell happens when he can't even go in those two days?

Yeah, cause I want to drink something that makes it look like I've spilled an ashtray into my cup. Yum!

If I did this to my dog I could expect feces laden pillows for the next year.

Man, these people are tough. They'd have to average 22 miles a day, which doesn't sound like much, until you realize how horrible those miles are.