When I was in school it was still in textbooks that your blood is blue in your veins and does not turn red until it comes into contact with oxygen.

I still don't quite understand what it's suppose to do. It doesn't have the appropriate arms for grabbing or performing tasks

@noah
@samuel

It also appears to repeat starting with the fifth letter to give the appearance of more randomness

Are people on mobility scooters travelling so far that they need overnight accommodations?

I acutally still own "A Taste of Blackberries" and "The Great Rock and Roll Quiz Book" that I ordered through a book order mailer

They didn't actually break in. Unless of course this is to show how easy it would be for Odo from Deep Space Nine to break in. I don't need ADT to secure the underside of the door, I can go to Home Depot and buy some weather stripping to prevent that.

@Ted
In Greek mythology Vulcan is the god of fire and smithing. Iron and steel was the main industry in Birmingham for decades and the statue was built as a symbol of that. It is the largest cast-iron statue in the world. It is on top of Red Mountain, a rich source of iron ore and overlooks downtown Birmingham. Up until it's most recent restoration the Alabam DOT used it as a symbol for driver safety. It's torch glowed red when a fatality occurred on Alabama roadways and green when there had been none.

Not very practical for eating Cheerios

@Bryan The theme is from Pee Wee's Big Adventure.

This is actually a video from Microsoft's own design department.
http://www.ipodobserver.com/ipo/article/Microsoft_Confirms_it_Originated_iPod_Box_Parody_Video/

So the airplane really is the greatest thing since sliced bread!