One tentacle kept separate (the one at "5:00") in a big FU to the scuba diver....

I have heard that primates cannot swim. May be a myth, though.

@SenorMysterioso: did you see the video of the space shuttle posted earlier?

And if the power lines cross a river or a gorge that you cannot cross without getting yourself lost further? I think his solution was pretty ingenious. Granted, he probably shouldn't have cut down multiple poles...

I'm with Vic. Stop crying that you can't afford to pay the mortgage on your $400,000 house and the minimum on your $8000 credit card bill when you only make $75,000 a year. Even if you couldn't do the simple math to figure out what your payments would be, they have mortgage calculators on lots of real estate websites.

On one hand, yes, Neat. On the other hand---DO YOU KIDS KNOW HOW MUCH POST-ITS COST? Think of the waste!

I don't think they fed that tortoise for a couple of days before the race. He just desperately wanted food!

Hi Buzzbo, not everyone here has been tuned into Neatorama as long as you. Like any good website, I'm sure Neatorama adds new users everyday--who aren't linked to the Big Picture. Do you complain about links to Uncle John's Bathroom Reader and Mental Floss, too?

I'm a frequent Neatorama user and I like the Big Picture--but I don't get a chance to view it every day. I appreciate the prompt that there is something of special interest posted there. It's why I come to a "compilation" website like N-o-R instead of 52 different websites.

Thanks,
Marishka

I read that headline as "Massive Maya City Leveled by Lasers". Now we know....

Miss C--movies in general don't accurately reflect society, anyways, do they? And if they do, they probably pass the test!

In the US it is Clue--but they should have accepted an alternate--just like they should have accepted Mah Jong, giving me 12 of 14 instead of 11!

This would be AWESOME if it were a real ad!

Gaahhh! This should be on Cute-O-Rama!

I *really* want to know what the answers to some of those questions are....

Wow. I bet most parents wish (some days) that they could return their children. But very few actually follow through on it.