I got a slightly odd result.

These are cool, but they're not macaroons. These are macarons.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macaron
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macaroon

Its a medical device for bleeding a patient.

Bow Tie Fighter XXL

It probably doesn't fire a flare at all. I think it's designed to be ignited then held aloft by a sailor to signal the shore or another ship.

Another interesting fact about Nadia Comaneci. The guy she married, Bart Conner, played Cru Jones' rival Bart Taylor in the 1986 BMX film Rad.

The "someone" who wrote GOODBYE on the helipad was BJ, Hawkeye's best friend who had refused to say it.

Awesome. They included Hero Quest as an example of witchcraft. No wonder we had so many years of drought when I was a kid.

Andre the Giant's corn cob holder.

I Want To Believe, the Alien Version - 2XL

Three people die in a sweat lodges as part of a "therapy" session, 19 others taken to hospital.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/10/kirby-brown-sweat-lodge-v_n_316538.html

This is a dangerous practice with no basis in psychology with the potential of causing serious injury or death.

I've had top-loaders and front loaders, and I prefer front loaders. They use less water, power, seem to wash better and are gentler on clothes. I've had a top loader with a central agitator rip the sleeves off of shirts before. I have no issues with the machine going mouldy or not washing properly, and in a country which often has strict water restrictions, the front loader definitely has the advantage.

I can tell you that Mexican waves in Australia (which is in the southern hemisphere last time I checked) travel clockwise 99% of the time. Just like the water down the drain problem, it depends on which direction it's started.

@ByrdBrain Its called Peripheral Vascular Disease. Smoking can cause blockages in the major arteries to the extremities which can result in gangrene.