Seriously? A relatively low number of accidents are caused by pets, and it's a "distorted and disproportionate" portrayal?

...Did you even look at the numbers?

I'm a fan of fatal familial insomnia.

Watch out for the commenting sarchasm, guys.

One of the bottles has instructions on how he did it. Really fascinating.

Melinda - it's called trypophobia. There was a recent, er, incident with Post Secret that lead to a lot of people learning of a new phobia!

I've read it! It's pretty bad, the writing is atrocious, word usage is abused, Bella's a one-dimensional Mary Sue and Edward walks a fine line between stalker and a one-dimensional Marty Stu.

The fact that grown women obsess over these books to the point of stalking the actors is terrifying.

I can't believe 40+ people both bought this and are now extolling its virtues here.

I think it's a mouse, not a gerbil. But I'm not up on my small rodents.

I want a mammoth!

Awful lot of harlequins.

Normally cats have a hard time domesticating. I think the easiest is 1/4 wildcat 3/4 housecat.

Despite the fact that college students are, technically, "kids" going "back to school", the fact that the advertising photograph clearly has a child well below college age (or even grade 9 foods class age) makes this a strange exercise in marketing.

I have to say, if I were going away to college, I'd be a bit miffed to receive a knife set illustrated by a 12 year old.

The article doesn't address the obvious question, "What is the appropriate way to dispose of a Real Doll?"

He's totally awesome. What a great turtle.

That's how they ended "Snakes On a Plane": "I've logged hundreds of hours...in a flight simulator!"

The whole box at once? What happened?