Well, that does it. Our problems are solved. No more high fuel prices or oil wars in the middle east. No more pollution or oil spills. Thanks India.
Seriously though, that's pretty damn awesome.

I guess we all get to the point where we just don't give a damn anymore. Or she's just totally nuts. Either way. AWESOME.

Looks perfectly normal and acceptable to me.

They are like mad scientists at Taco Bell. They're already putting fire hot Fritos inside their burritos. And wrapping hard taco shells with soft taco shells and using beans and nacho cheese to stick them together. I would devour a Taco Bell taco with a nacho cheese Dorito shell. It's freakin' brilliant.

Not cool. Don't we have enough trouble with foreign customer service already. Let's make it even more frustrating by giving these jobs to murderers. I mean, it's not like Americans need these jobs or anything, is it?

That is awesome. I want one.

I saw this post yesterday and was very interested so I watched the movie on Netflix last night. I was nearly moved to tears. I had to call my wife into the room. "You've got to see this!" I told her. While I was watching the film, all I could think to myself was "Wow." I was floored. It was one of the most amazing things I have seen in a long time. A great experience and an insane film. Thank you so much for the post.

During my very short lived JROTC military "career", the first thing we were taught while drilling was to check the chamber. Safety first. We would drill with old bolt action Springfields. No one ever got shot.
Also, those guys don't look very in sync. Not the best drill team I've ever seen. Maybe that's why one of them shot the beret off another.

This happened in England in the middle ages. It became tremendously fashionable for men to wear pointed shoes. As the years went by, the points on the shoes became longer and longer until eventually no one could really get around very well anymore and they faded out of style. This is true. I'm not making this up. Look it up.

Ignore the trolls Jill. I didn't really find your comment offensive. You really took a harsh lashing from a lot of people. I think you were misunderstood. And then mob mentality took over...

Professor Chaos!

Believe it or not, my toddler would love that toy cleaning kit. When he sees my wife or me sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, etc. he cries until you let him do it. We even bought him a toy vacuum cleaner. I can't count the number of times that I've heard a strange noise in the other room only to discover that my son is in the kitchen trying to mop the floor. It's very funny.

Call of the Wild needs to be there. But I was happy to see quite a few unexpected, yet deserving titles like Middlesex, A Prayer for Owen Meany and A Confederacy of Dunces.

Is it me, or does this type of thing, in one form or another, seem to happen just about every week? We've seen this story, or similar stories countless times already and they never fail to amuse us.

This kid is my new hero.