I am getting caught up on my reading today.

Found it on " Getting to know Mister Rogers"

Rock-Paper-Scissors-Bomb. In XXL- Ash grey.

@Miss Cellania - it would be like them finding the diary in the mattress and reading it. And then reading everyone else's diary connected to your diary.

And NOPE.

Found it on the "British things depicted with Jaffa Cakes."

Rock-Paper-Scissors-Bomb. In XXL- Ash grey.

Have to correct the graph a bit.
The kids in the front seats of the school bus are the delinquents, who keep getting referrals.
Some states require school busses that seat less than 20 to have seatbelts. however, it is the delinquents who have figured out how to whack their seat ate with the seatbelt. So there might be a plus.

yay. I found this on the Getting to Know Mr. Rogers post.

http://www.neatoshop.com/product/Rock-Paper-Scissors-Bomb. In XXL- Ash grey.

@BR - good it just wasnt me thinking that.

@Alex - I was thinking about that same story and then the story where the cleaning person cleaned an exhibit http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2057696/700k-modern-art-installation-wrecked-cleaner-thought-needed-good-scrub.html

Buh bam http://www.neatorama.com/2012/03/13/what-a-cheetah-cub-sounds-like/
"When this video was recorded, Nala was cared for by a foster family in Namibia after her mother was killed by a car. "

Dupe a dupe

As I and others who have seen this in other parts of the net have said - The acronym is Graphic Interchange Format. The "G" is a hard "G" sound, not a soft "G".
I anxiously await the next installment on "Internet Meems."

There is some sort of irony in that the production was about GIFs is nearly seven minutes long. Someone from 4Chan or YTMND needs to turn it into a gif.

This is one dupe I don't mind seeing again.

Huh. Apparently I am an artists at least twice a week.

@Jason123 your "urban outdoorsman" sounds like the classic description of a hobo.

The guy is not "homeless". He is a leech. Someone else pays for the facilities and their upkeep. If he truly wanted to be homeless he would have to ditch a lot of things that a homeless person would consider a luxury.

Aw yeah!

What pinkstuffz said.
I lived in southeast Asia. HK swag was kind of a special treat to get. Back then, her face was not plastered on every thing you could imagine. I remember coin purses and little plastic toiletry kits. The most prized of my possessions is the toiletry kit. It had HK soap and toothpaste. I still have it, minus the soap and toothpaste. But it was special because that was a reward.
Now you can find her face on just about anything.
Check out Hello Kitty Hell blog to see one guys frustration.

I am happy that the rest of the world has caught up to HK. But I am burned out on her face everywhere.

Dupe http://www.neatorama.com/2012/02/07/one-of-the-most-unique-gifts-you-can-give-this-valentines-day/

I almost have bingo.