They don't exactly have the facts straight about the Channing Moss incident. My brother, then SPC (now SGT) Collier, was one of the flight medics who picked Moss up--they knew he had an unexploded RPG, and they chose to transport him anyway. I point this out because everyone on that helicopter crew risked their own lives to save Moss' life. The silly tone of the Cracked article makes it sound as though they were fooled into taking Moss. This was not at all the case--they made a choice to save him in spite of the danger to themselves. And, I want to make sure my brother gets his props...

If you like, you can read a more accurate account on the ABC News (20/20) website: http://abcnews.go.com/2020/Story?id=3603057&page=2

Thanks for listening to a very proud sister! :)

For some reason reminds me of Beau Bridges...

They left off one my husband has competed in--The Bataan Memorial Death March:

http://www.bataanmarch.com/

I saw Homer using one of these on an episode of The Simpsons--he drove off a pier.

Yes, I was surprised to see Alan Alda missing!

According to the World Health Organization, a child dies from malaria every thirty seconds. I'm sure their families will be convinced that mosquitoes have gotten a bad rap...give me a break.

Is it weird that I have a sudden urge to photograph sausages and onions?

Oh! One more--

3000 Miles to Graceland

P.S. I actually liked The Fountain, but everyone else I know hated it.

I'll add my two cents:

Showgirls
Babylon A.D.
Natural Born Killers
Wild Wild West
Pearl Harbor

We used to live in a wooded area near the Missouri River outside of Omaha, Nebraska--we had several black squirrels there.

The English term for "frileux" is "nipping-out."

ha ha :)

I've lived in Korea for nearly two years, and I can attest to the addictiveness of the Wonder Girls. I haven't been able to get "Tell Me" out of my head for months!