In suburban Atlanta, when a boy couldn't have a birthday party because of Coronavirus, the neighbors dressed up their cars with balloons and signs, then drove past his house. He may forget other parties and even the presents he got, but he'll never forget that.

I had an interview via Zoom recently. Thankfully my cat didn't interrupt - but I'm sure my future supervisor would not have minded, because Aida is so cute.

One way to keep 'em out of the bird feeder!

My thoughts exactly, Christophe. Break, break my heart!

I'm sure there are tons of these. Ever seen the blooper reel for the Original Series? Quite a few of Leonard Nimoy laughing and various actors walking into doors that don't open.
Check the Data blooper video. One can always think of it as Data experiencing a glitch.

And where's the first generation Nissan Leaf? That car may be eco-friendly (or try to be), but - UGH! Especially in gray or black.

These remind me of a Monty Python sketch in which figures in paintings go on strike.

Cockatiels make wonderful pets! I used to live with a lady who had some. If ever I get a pet bird, it will be a cockatiel.

I used to have an indoor-outdoor cat. She was quite the huntress, bringing back all sorts of gifts. When I lived near a creek, every summer she specialized in catching frogs.

Where are the straitjacket and bite mask?

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I thought we'd already discovered such a lifeforms years ago. It's called the Republican.

Vultures and buzzards deserve a lot more respect than they get. I hope this video opens a lot of eyes! Though I have learned to appreciate carrion birds, I learned from this video.

Why? Who would want this? Unless one wanted to look like an alien. Let us hope this fad is a flash in the pan.