Hmmmm, the world's shortest article and still it seems a few folks here didn't actually read it.

I believe that's a "clowder of cats" not a herd.

Those are pretty standard logo rules for any company logo.

1954 was the last year in the US for the Beetle to have semaphores, I have a 1958 VW Beetle, European model that has semaphores as they continued them for several more years after the US.

It's probably a lot more than you're donating daily.

That's Stephen King...and he's in the left side of Maine.

That is obviously NOT an elephant. It's a Snuffleupagus.

It looks to me like the guy is a complete jerk, has a serious temper issue with work and his wife and she stays with him anyway smiling all the time. I just find this upsetting and very sad for the woman.

Curly Howard's rehearsal glasses.

Love Bug, ladies M

Helix looking at you, kid

Hmmm, maybe I went to school with TomVee? There was a girl in one of my classes in 1987 that was a year older and had only toes for fingers on one hand and a couple toes on the other.

It's obviously for a Medieval bingo game.

Bug or Feature S

Well Miss Cellania, I've got one on my desk from Halloween and it says "Peter Paul" on it. You can even go to http://www.hersheys.com/almondjoy-mounds.aspx and see the Peter Paul on the top of the Mounds bar in a blue oval and on the Almond Joy in a red oval.

I guess I don't understand, the bars still say Peter Paul on them.

There is a reason you don't see Dutch restaurants in the US. My husband is from the Netherlands and I have to say I think their food is very bland and I do not care for it at all. But their deserts and treats are very tasty and I'll gladly gobble those down.