Our electricity went out the other night b/c of a thunder storm, and we played with my camera and some glow sticks we had. The trick to spelling words, we learned, is to go as slowly as possible, and still beat the shutter. (you have to use a super slow shutter speed ~ six seconds was working well for us to shoot small words. Anyway, this is something anyone can do, as longas you have manual control of your camera, and it makes electricity outages go by quickly! : )

as a former amazon.com customer service rep . . . lol . . . that's HILARIOUS. the email that every cs rep of every company on the planet WANTS to send . . . : )

I, for one, am not surprised by the outpouring of support and overwhelming positivity here . . . Neatorama readers rule! I really appreciate that there are so many supportive people out there . . . the media would have us believe the whole world is against us. Nicely done, fellow commenters, nicely done. : P

very creative! i would certainly remember this . . .

my favorite part is the confused little girl on the bike at the end!

can you imagine trying to deliver a pizza to this place? lol ~ i think there should also be a trick doorbell here ~ push the wrong button and you fall through the trap door on the porch or something, : )

that's one of the coolest things i've ever seen . . . awesome! lol

i would actually be cool with an inked doctor ~ i think that it shows signs of intelligence for him. . . creative, individual, artisitic, free thinking. i would love a doctor that thinks outside of the box.

if this were from 2007, i'd say it was photoshopped, anyway. look at the feathers around the bright pink one . . . this photo was doctored.

that would make for interesting conversation at the next family reunion . . .

this could be a lot of fun to prank someone who didn't know of their exisitence . . .

it's june already and i've yet to year about any potato festivities. hmmm, sounds like a big media coverup to me . . .

yay! pimpin aint easy IP Black ; )

Great idea, Alex!

Be warned: i lost about 3 hours following links, reading about old ship wrecks and looking through galleries and galleries of photos. : )