Just saw this over at BoingBoing:

http://www.boingboing.net/2008/08/08/dog-cloner-suspected.html

Curiouser and curiouser...

Wouldn't these cloned dogs probably have something wrong with them sort of like Dolly the sheep, who, IIRC, lived only about half of the normal lifespan of a sheep?

spage:

Perhaps this will clarify my comment:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBtpyeLxVkI

Wow, I wonder how many grams of cholesterol that thing has. Probably...OVER 9000!!!!!!!

Is it possible to reserve a spot in hell for someone else? :)

I'm not a Bush supporter at all, but I would vote "no" on this. The whole thing comes across as a little childish, and after all, we do need water treatment plants. Why denigrate water treatment?

I immediately flashed back to that episode of the Simpsons where Troy McLure married Selma Bouvier in order to cover up his sexual attraction to fish.

I would add Mario Bava's Bay of Blood (aka Twitch of the Death Nerve)

"Gee, they sure are good at playing dead, aren't they?"

Well, 6/12 has come and gone, and it doesn't look like there was a nuclear war. PROPHECY FAIL!

"Let's start a war!
We'll start a nuclear war!
At the gay bar! Gay bar! Gay bar!"

http://youtube.com/watch?v=q54LJ5RsqRw

No nuclear war yet (isn't that shocking?). Only about ten hours to go until 6/13.

Falwell's been dead for a while. His quote needs to be changed to John Hagee or someone else.

Should we be worried about one of these cults having a stockpile of nerve gas somewhere like Japan's Aum Shinrikyo cult, or am I being a little bit paranoid?

New Talent on 60 Minutes Vol. 2:

http://sixtymins2.ytmnd.com/

I wonder what it is about Garfield that has inspired people to do so many weird things with Garfield strips. In any case, I find this phenomenon pretty interesting. It's probably been many years since I paid much attention to Garfield, but now I think I'm a fan again.

I want a t-shirt with that "Mystery House" picture