Bunny Luv is also a porn star.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunny_Luv

I just found that little fact when I was looking for more information on the Bunny-Luv logo, I swear.

Yes! Another typography link! Thank you!

First: Sorry I offended you, Denita, but I'm not going to crawl back under the rock I came from. The ground is frozen up here in Alaska. But seriously, I'm sorry that I apparently offended you.

Second: Lighten up a little.

I can't stand snakes, but I have to say that's the cutest snake photo I've ever seen.

Awww!

It's important to note that his dad will be following him in another boat. I was worried for a minute. Well, not so much worried as shocked that his parents would allow this.

Wow, James Brown, Gerald Ford and Saddam Hussein all in one week. I guess these things really do come in threes.

That'll show 'em for knockin' down 'dem towers!

I really, really thought that it was likely that Saddam was somehow going to escape our clutches last minute and regain control of Iraq. Oh well. Now I have to wait until January 22nd for Prison Break to come back on Fox.

Tonight, a moment of silence, followed by a rousing game of hangman.

Saddam Hussein, 1937-2006. A man who so desperately wanted friends.

I LOVE that Eight logo! Ingenius!

(And when I say 'typography', I'm of course including lettering in that as well)

God I love typography. Thank you very much for this! If you find any more interesting sites related to typography or typesetting, I'd greatly appreciate it!

Yeah. A lot of times the worst thing that can happen to an endangered species is getting off the endangered species list.

It's always interesting to see stuff like this. Also of note, Joe Barbera, one half of Hanna-Barbera and creator of the Flintstones, died today.

I can see this being used creatively by many different organizations that need it not for matters of style, but for more practical reasons. I'm sure the government or prisons or someone will find some use for it.

I wonder if he ever falls over backwards. It seems like it would be easy to do with this bike.

You can read about it here:
http://wings.buffalo.edu/aru/preprohibition.htm

Scroll down to where it talks about Burnett's Cocoaine. Glad you found it interesting!

Notice that it says "cocoaine," not "cocaine." This was because cocaine was very popular during this period as a medicinal cure-all. Burnett's actually used coconut oil, not cocaine, but gave it a similar name as to trick shoppers into buying it.