didn't quizilla.com have that for a long time?
and then all of a sudden it wasn't there anymore.

ooh, built-in sunblock. i bet he never gets skin cancer.

also, i've seen articles about families in mexico who have this genetic trait...

Random quote from description i found funny:
"for kids from 1 to 100"

...i know, i'm stupid.

http://www.mwctoys.com/REVIEW_100202.htm

Maybe this boy was brought to Earth "to serve man"... he's highly evolved, and knows where the best delicacies in the universe lie.

reminds me of the black and white set of twin little girls. see snopes

i hope someone does something like this for philadelphia some time, that would be so cool

her stuff was the first things that i favorited when i got to etsy, her stuff is great.

Little Ron Burgandy :D

when we got bored we would play this at my summer camp

are those green things lima beans?

aren't there black guinea pigs?

were they allergic to cats?

to be fair, some of those were limes :)

OMG, *TWO* BUTTERSTICKS!

[wiki] says:

Tai Shan (Chinese: 泰山; Pinyin: Tài Shān, IPA:[tʰaɪˈʂan], popularly referred to as Butterstick) is a giant panda born at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park (National Zoo) in Washington, D.C on July 9, 2005.[1] [...]

Before he got a name, the cub was popularly referred to as Butterstick because immediately after his birth, a zoo worker described him as about the size of a stick of butter. The name caught on with bloggers, and became quite popular.

In fall 2005, the National Zoo announced that the cub's name would be chosen through an Internet poll. There were five names included on the poll; all were traditional Chinese names approved by the China Wildlife Conservation Association. "Butterstick" was not included as an option. Some bloggers protested this decision; there was even an attempt to hack the poll,[2] allowing voters the option of selecting the name Butterstick. Despite these efforts, the name Tai Shan, meaning "peaceful mountain," was eventually chosen, as it had won 44 percent of the 202,045 total votes cast. [3] The name "Butterstick," however, remains a popular nickname for the panda around D.C. and on many websites.

Just think, if he breaks his neck doing this, he'll fit right in on the US Wheelchair Rugby Team -- a.k.a. Murderball.

...all in the name of the purfuit of happinefs!

(initial and medial s written as a long s (f) but final s looks like our modern s)