What gets me upset is all the TV shows, commercials, and articles glorifying overweight people. Society is trying to make it acceptable, and in some cases preferred, to be fat.

No wonder the US healthcare system is in a crisis, and that we went from leading the world to trailing all industrialized nations in life expectancy and health.

To What and others:

I doubt that Alex was trying to take the Neat out of Neatorama. Orama.com is such a bad name for a website ... if he was going to change the name, he'd probably pick something much catchier ... like jellyorama.com.

To everyone else:

If you take away the fact that the proclaimed atheist became a minister, how is this not a neat story? Aren't we all interested in what happens in the afterlife? Being eaten by invisible zombies sure doesn't sound like fun, but the story is pretty interesting.

Personally I think it was his subconscious mind expressing his guilt for leading a BAD life, which has nothing to do with his atheism. Plenty of atheists are good, just as plenty of Christians are bad. Neatorama isn't trying to convert atheist internet users, it's just an interesting story (just as some of the links in these comments are).

Neatorama isn't productive?

I wonder how far it goes? I got to level 10 and realized I had just wasted 30 minutes ... if it contains 99 levels, I'm not revisiting, my week would be shot!

And people actually pay money for this?

Strange ... it works fine for me. Really bizarre song too.

Would seem like a custom wheelchair would be much more sensible than 12 inch legs.

Sorry about that Ant ... the pics appeared to be original and I couldn't find another link, otherwise I would have linked to a SFW mirror.

Fluff - I didn't have any problems ... the only thing that was annoying is that the first 10 levels are VERY easy, but then they make you buy the game to play further.

please please please tell me that wasn't really found by someone! YUCK!

Mr. Goodbar - apparently the 4 ladies who commented are also just going "wild" in front of their monitors too? I just thought it was fun ... I was dancing in my chair. :)

I believe it's probably sped up by 30-50%, but when I ran it at 70% of original speed on my computer (which looked very natural), I still was quite impressed.

I'm easy to please ;)

I actually thought it WAS a lawn roller at first ... seemed very strange to be rolling the desert, but could work nicely for leveling a beach volleyball court of creating a pseudo-clay tennis court. :)

I didn't even realize you could shoot seagulls, I was just going for miss c. jk ;)

That's pretty neat!

I always have just traced the maze backwards. Most maze designers try to make the maze very difficult from beginning to end, but very few also make it difficult from end to beginning. It only took me a couple minutes to visually solve from end to start, far less than it would have taken with the photoshop method.