See what I get for not reading the article? Thanks for the info. I feel sorry for the guy. Sometimes being special has a downside.

I hope he draws a pint every once in a while for himself in case he ever needs it. The local blood bank should be able to hold it for a worst case scenario.

Bearded Dad of a two-year-old girl here to say: Not cool, Daddy. I've decided that if the day comes that I have to shave it will be gradual over several days, maybe even a couple weeks. Just keep setting my beard trimmer shorter and shorter so she can see it disappear. But one fell swoop like that is harsh, man.

I remember being suitably impressed when I discovered this at a local Target (Springfield, PA) about 8 years ago. The carts are slightly modified to allow them to catch on the special conveyor belt and stay level, but it's a really clever design.

I thought is was a cool looking art car at first glance.

Lately? All these tweets are from 2012.

To be fair, the answers to questions 2, 4, 7, and 8 can't be found by just watching the film. If you know them it's because you heard them somewhere or you're a super fan.

You don't think Andy Serkis is playing a mo-cap character?

I think the question that's missing from the poll is "Should the women's salon be able to charge three times the price for a simple men's cut?" No, they shouldn't.

To be fair, no one could have predicted some of things people were willing to wear out in public in the 70's. I had caramel colored corduroy bell-bottom overalls. OshKosh MY GOD! I still have nightmares about them.

Haven't you seen the movie "Amélie?" He's probably a technician testing the machines.

I recommend "To the Stars: The Autobiography of George Takei, Star Trek's Mr. Sulu." It covers a lot of this story.

These days it's the Lit Motors C-1. It should hit the streets some time next year. http://litmotors.com/c1/