No, I retract that. This is not that statue. Had to look a third time. My apologies.

Mayor James Curley.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Curley_statue.004.JPG

I've sat beside this statue. I feel for the dog.

Cone of Silence.

"I accuse my parents."

"We have a title!"

Doogie Horner. Not Howser.

Oh, a sonic screwdriver would probably do it all very nicely.

Except the layout doesn't follow the red line at any point. Just shows that they didn't use it.

He wrote for Family Matters. It's a pretty sad IMDB entry, a lot of single episodes of second rate shows. "My Secret Identity," "Still the Beaver," "He's the Mayor."

Happy Days certainly coasted on it's success for those last six years, and lots of people watched out of habit or boredom. Doesn't mean it was any good, just a cash cow when an old sit-com could run for a long, long time.

Had a high school student (daughter of a surgeon) visiting surgery, wearing one of those. I figured out what it was for, but it looked ridiculously unprofessional and intentionally provocative. Which is exactly what kids wearing this in high school are doing. It's not like fellow high schoolers are going to start funding breast cancer research because of some rather silly bracelets.

Ironic that male is the norm and female the different, when biologically, female is the default, and male the variation.

I like family restrooms and changing areas, because it makes it easier to share a locker or bag with my husband, even if we do have to put up with other people's children.

Women also take longer because every time we have to remove a lot of clothing to take a pee, and have to completely re-dress to exit the stall. Women being much more critical of other women than men ever are.

Of course it works. The source of the US movie was the Japanese film, Hidden Fortress. Lucas never had an original idea in his life.

I give him full points for enthusiasm and guts. This is presuming that, being on duty, he's fully sober.

Correction, "your mom", not "you mom."

This isn't about should, or people's feelings, this is about making something effective. A lot of diseases are hard to understand, even if you have it, and when taking the pill doesn't have an immediate effect, a lot of people have a hard time remembering. The disease itself can contribute to memory lapses. So, if you tie it to a reward, a game, it can really work.

To argue against it is like when you mom got exasperated at you that you always remember your favorite TV show, or to play a game, but can't understand how you forgot to take out the garbage. Well, duh.

Taking a pill isn't fun. Winning a game is. Playing to human nature rather than against it is always going to work better.

Yup, all intelligent people are men who see women as cartoon stereotypes. Thanks a bunch.
Ptooooey.