The question is why do they exist? Aren't real ones bad enough?

And Americans wonder why they are one of the most obese nations on Earth!

Balenciaga does this time after time just to get their name out there. And the press falls for it every time. Nobody is going to buy the ridiculously overpriced tat, so it is all for exposure. Like the copy of an IKEA bag they 'sell' at $2,145. It's just a marketing ploy.

Murica! There will be missing body parts, buning flesh and blood. There always is.

Also handy for charging electric cars.

The fact that a bishop is about twice the size of a pawn, was not considered enough to distinguish them?

Having just travelled through France I can assure you that the only thing I saw that looks remotely like their photos is the Jambon beurre, which could use some mustard. I can't comment on the sandwich at Chez Alain Miam Miam as I avoided Paris. Any of the others that I saw bore as much resemblance to the photos as the actual Big Mac you receive bears to the picture you see above the counter. I.E. very little.

Bury it deep and never let it see the light of day again please!

The very short Mental Floss article is a very sketchy interpretation without quoting any sources or verification.

Whoopie! 43 miles range! And only $250,000! 43 miles won't get me to the supermarket and back. Someone is living in cloud cuckoo land.

Big red flag! Just pass on by.

I just have to say that the Devil's Food chocolate cake mix is unbeatable! No other chocolate cake comes close and the instructions give a perfect cake every time. Many thanks to whoever came up with that one!

Did an 8-year-old put this list together and threw in the odd film because he couldn't think of any more cartoons?

Most people in Europe cannot do without a car, I can assure you. They are essential, not a luxury. If you live in a major city, then maybe, but anywhere else and public transport is abysmal and if you actually find something that goes where you want to go, horrendously expensive. London to Brighton by train, just 47 miles, takes a minimum of 90 minutes and will cost a minimum of £41 ($55). Almost double that peak time. So going witkout a car is not an option for the vast majority.

I cannot believe people still think Branson is actually going to get this thing into space. He has been promising full space flights for customers "within six months" for well over a decade now.