Fire / Black

Thanks :)

The Kansas City Star started this strange tradition last year. The Star-Tribune stole, err, borrowed it and now they have a reciprocal agreement to publish the winning entries.

http://www.kansascity.com/238/story/1302508.html

What a safe and practical solution.

"Well, everyone knows Custer died at Little Bighorn. What this book presupposes is... maybe he didn't?"

Again? Really? This was posted ten days ago. I bet a post about the pooped out coffee shows up again too.

Nothing new about this at all, it's an international delicacy and pretty common knowledge among coffee fans.

It actually does look a little like children's book and television star Arthur the Aardvark.

I got engaged on Leap Day this year, how cool would it be if we could work it out to seal the deal exactly at leap second?

@woofta

I have to disagree with you. I think FOC is way better. I love Tenacious D, but they can be really crass and rely too much on the rock staples of sex, drugs and rock & roll. I love that FOC plays with different musical genres and subject matters.

I never thought people were so into marshmallows!

I'd like to see one of those crazy sign spinner people use their magic on a resume / will work sign.

That's crazy! I'm scared of robots that are way smarter than I am.

You'd think that the hemp might make your hand itchy and sweaty after awhile. I'm reminded of how gross all of my hemp bracelets got to be after the summer. Eewww.

Rogue black, please and thank you.

Fascinating stuff. There was a really neat exhibit about Darwin at the Field Museum last year. I was pretty surprised that the man who pioneered evolutionary science didn't want his own family tree to branch out and married his cousin.