If you haven't figured out the "answer the phone with your nose" trick... there's a clue.

Texting somewhat problematic, however.

I was priveliged to meet Mother Cobol at Atlanta Heartsfield... lit a cigarette for her, she liked the Zippo I had. One of my cherished memories... what a woman.

When I saw this on BBoing I had to use MSPaint to verify... it takes *two* fingers, and a smaller picture (like here), to get by without it. Silly brain!

Great video! a.) Kudos for holding the camera in landscape, unlike his buddy, and b.) the shaking fix is just a click away via YT's Tools/Stabilize function. This is what YT is all about!

1.) Ugh... don't lay your toothbrush down on the counter.
2.) Toothpaste tubes were meant to be rolled up. Even though they aren't metallic anymore and don't hold the roll well, you can still roll them up.
3.) Most folks use way too much toothpaste.

Very creative use of snow and a dog... A+.

It's a Bushmill's commercial... just sayin'.

Put one blue pebble in one bowl, and the rest in the other bowl. The blindfolded person can feel how many pebbles are in each bowl, and will realize that the single pebble is the good one.
Coincidentally, this also increases the odds, as I found when I looked at the answer!

Cackling maniacally... while holding your phone-cam vertically. Will I ever get used to people videoing the ground in front of themselves? Probably not... how about automatic video rotation for phone cams? Or a little hammer that comes out and *beats the videographer on the head* until it's rotated to landscape mode?

You missed a chance to say 'because, Science'.

See Hitchens on Mother Theresa.

My two faves... together! Not enough cow though... and I needed more party hat.

Search for the Harmonicats' cover of 'PowerHouse' on YT... if you like harmonica, that is.

You generally find that folks are cornbread dressing or wheat-bread dressing folk... we are cornbread dressing folks. The cornbread must be cooked thin and crisp.

This shelter would have been handy in a tornado, something we get down here much more often than nuclear attacks. Skulking around a college campus in the '70s we once found the Civil Defense stash of chocolate bars and crackers... which we devoured with relish.