@k8

I was in Boston when they put those freaky dancing aliens up, and when I came back my instant reaction what W.T.F.

I'll take the bear over those things anyday.

@Otto

Hopefully sooner, rather than later.

This would keep me busy for HOURS

I like Anon's bathtub suggestion. While they're burning, make certain they have a copy of a steamy romance novel where men are completely objectified for their status and amazing biceps

I agree with Larry about the PS. And honestly, she's too old. Intardweb pr0n is all about barely legal teen virgins and quite honestly, the types that would pay enough money for college to get someone's virginity would more than likely be into pedophelia than they are a college graduate. People that pay for schtuff like that don't want a person, they want an object.

Lets see how much she enjoys that.

wow, I didn't even know most of these channels even existed...

Holy god that website is amazing. A lot of his base photos are HDR and then photoshopped from there. Thanks for the inspiration, though it made me feel pretty lame when I read how much he's accomplished...and we were born the same year.

Chiari malformations are FAR from rare. I did MRI for years and fond plenty of them. Most people that have them come in complaining of unrelenting headaches

Man, $1700 in signs had to be junked. I think they should throw them up on ebay for charity for the town. I know a few sign enthusiasts that would probably find these signs fun to have...particularly "in the name of love."

am I the only person that thinks this is kind of neat?

does any one else see this as a portable science experiment? I haven't researched everything that's in that little cap, but there's got to be some ingredients in there that can so a mentos/diet coke thing or SOMETHING along those lines.

Oh, and Claire, I grew up in Japan and I admit, I love the tapioca ballz.

Vouching for the positive side of the ingestion of placenta...I'm TCM practitioner. Human placenta, known to the Chinese as Zi He Che, is used as an herb (albeit expensive) necessary in the treatment of severely emaciated or chronically ill patients. Its one of the most nutrient rich substance in the planet. Its no surprise that the Japanese have chosen to market it as an anti aging method.

http://www.tcmtreatment.com/herbs/0-ziheche.htm

I can't help it. Sad or not, I grew up with my mother listening to this sort of stuff (I know all the words...as a matter of fact) and I can't help but let a little snerk escape.

I don't know that its better than fractals, but it sure is a nice alternative to them. It actually reminds me of some of the designs that are coming out on young women's clothing these days...I'd wear it on one of those form fitting chick tees ;)