I don't understand Russian, but it adds something.

These transformations are more amazing: http://www.sadanduseless.com/2014/08/makeup-transformation/

Never? How about "Apocalypse Now"? I wonder if he was really taking pictures and if there are prints? (Scene: Captain Willard arrives at Kurtz' camp.)

Top pic: When I go out for a picnic, I don't eat down on the grass directly.

Second pic: There are *exactly* 6 places at this table. I'm sorry.

Third pic: Why do the children feel that it's alright to play at the table? WHY?! And how can I clean the chocolate syrup out the tracks?!

That's it -- no more plants in my house. And those empty chip bags --- off the floor and into the trash from now on.

Disneyland causes the death of a different type: that of the soul. Zing.

The Girl Who Kicked a Bag of Bones. From IKEA. Because Sweden.

Before ringing the bell, the mouse looks like it's in disbelief. "Did she... Did she just shut the door? I can't believe that. ... So I'm going to ring the bell. She's making me ring the bell. Fine."

This was my dream in college. This was at a time when there were no laptops cheaper than $2,000. You know, the age of the 3.5" floppy. At the very least, I wanted to suspend my textbook in like manner. Turning pages was the problem, and luckily I spent more time studying than engineering such a device. Or maybe I should have spent more time engineering such a device. Sigh.

I'm not even joking: This how fun things could be if we could just stop killing each other. No politics, just human to human. Peace be with us all.

Barking_Bud, itisbananaclip,

I-risk to say: Corny, uh. Become pupils of humor.

All in favor, say "aye".

;-)

"No, no, no! You're not getting the 'Baby'! Find it, get it OUT! You know what, let's just take a 'time-out.' MILK, please!"

One of my favorite shows. Nothing wacky, but plenty of chuckles per episode. It's good to see everyone there, in good health.

The concept images look great, but in reality it's going to be shopping, advertising, and tenements.

Listen , children, how the war begun,
And then to how it was won,
With the fateful ride of Miss Ludington.

Henry What's-he-worth who? ;-)