@Larfin

Godammit! That happens to me so often! Thanks for the heads up.

I had to stop at the Prozac joke. It was funny, but it was making me cry.

I'm going to micro a Burrito, and then eat my phaser.

I've often felt that the Lindbergh case was a matter of a celebrity covering up a murder successfully. Like O.J. only slightly more believable. Or like whoever killed Vince Foster (remember him?).

Great article! I've always wondered about the "Hypnic Jerk". (What a great name for a band!)

Something weird about the eyebrow image, though. If that's a left eye, doesn't it look like the hairs are growing the wrong way?

I'm having a hard time believing this was ever actually put up on a building. All the pictures I could find are of exactly the same image contained by ad copy or not. And for the money, why bother?

@Gauldar

Where'd you get South Africa?

The used schoolgirl panty machine was then incorporated into the soup and coffee machines filtering function with overwhelming customer response.

I agree with the "second" language hack. Many people outside the U.S. are FORCED to learn English since it's the language of "science" and air traffic control.

Meanwhile, we make Asian co-workers use American nicknames because we can't be bothered to learn how to pronounce something foreign.

You know, like "harry-carry", "carry-oakee", and "Godzilla".

Embarassing.

And what's with the cake?

Is that some English variation, or did he gack it up off camera?

Maybe a sixty second spot would have been better...and with a more attractive spokesperson. This guy looks like he might have taken a bath last month...

That was a great article, but... "Coolpis Kimchee Drink"?

Should those three words ever appear in the same sentence?

Yark.

Thank you, Dr. Stupid!

Great images! Great link!

That was freakin' hilarious!

I'd completely forgotten that Queen tune, and it's refreshing to see people not crying, or shaking their fists at the camera.

More like that, please...

@ Miss Cellania

Adorable, and great taste,too!

I'm not a big SW fan (unless you mean Smith and Wesson), so anyone that likes to hack them is ok in my book.

Not impressed with the new Trek film, though. Went to see my old friends, and got the new, "extreme", Mountain Dew version. I almost cried.

This made me very hungry, even at five in the morning.

Why the hell can't people who write these articles put the images in the same order as the listing paragraphs? How damn hard is it to match them up?