Christopher Moore, an excellent author, incorporates a version of him in several of his stories.

That poor guy.

A long time to build? Really? Speaking as a preschool teacher, I think it would take a couple of kids an afternoon. (And the labor would be cheap.)

... or is this an Improv Everywhere thing?

Doesn't it look like it's yawning with boredom after looking at your bourgeois wardrobe.

Yeah, Sue, but are you using the same knife after you sharpen it, or is a handsome Russian boy switching it out?

*sigh* I love them.

I also love how you can see their video camera in the window reflection. Keepin' it real, Jack & Nataly.

And fun! I forgot to say it's a heap of fun!

As fun as that was, it won't replace the original video in my heart. That version makes me cry - it's much more inspiring and full of hope. (I'm a sap.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJKythlXAIY

Yeah, that's great until Neighbor Cat decides to take a nap on the landing pad. *Squish*

Any self-respecting cat would ride on the top of that elevator.

That was the bright spot of my day. Well done, OK Go!

Where's the woman?

I have a similar problem with ice build-up on the concrete (that's always in shade) of the playground at my school. I want to put charcoal in coffee cans and just move them around as they melt the ice. When the kids are gone, of course.

Do you have a giant coffee can?

CYBret, we are the coolest ones here.

"Are you my mommy?"

Anyone? Anyone?