Polx and Josh, it looks like it was probably a manual trans equipped little Ranger and he didn't set the E-brake, just left it in neutral.
The parking spot was on a slight grade, so the truck started rolling back on it's own with the help of gravity.

Not Slim trying to take the biking world by storm! Nooo!

I wonder when they'll be contacting Danny Elfman to re-engineer the theme song for high fidelity surround sound?

Those are all very well done. Especially liked the black and white waiter, and the photo with the bullet-side pickup.

Well, what other job will a short little man with pointy ears be appointed to in the current administration if not Head Elf to the President?

Tenmetsu Black if I win. Thanks for another treasure hunt.

Nevermind, found my image problem.
Interesting that he chose to use what look to be completely white eyeballs. No tail either. I wonder why?

It seems odd to me to imagine a place without guns, and I've lived in or visited a few countries scattered throughout North and South America so far. We've got about eight firearms in the house right now, safely locked away in a secure gun safe, and most of them are shotguns used for bird hunting and skeet-shooting, but it only seems natural for me to not feel ill at ease with them as long as they are being used properly and safely.
Then again, not everyone lives in the same state I do that houses a town with mandatory gun ownership written into their by-laws.

More specifically a VW Beetle.

Can't you guys jiggle any faster? Seriously though, nice work from whatever group made that thing, and nice of them to make it dismtantlable and remountable for you guys.

I think that's the largest piece of 3d street painting I have ever seen.

A friend of mine has never seen this movie, and refuses to. He missed seeing it on opening weekend and everyone at school the next week spoiled the twist for him.

I personally like most of his stuff, and really loved Lady in the Water, but I have to admit that some of them are hit and miss.

I am definitely breaking out the DVD soon to find Jack. I hadn't heard of that one before, and I even watched Beetlejuice not that long ago.

I can't seem to find a picture of it. Either on the blog here or on Alex's blog.

So is the tooth fairy that far behind the times that she/he hasn't moved the whole affair online yet. Who still uses cardstock forms anyhow?

Someone in my neighborhood has an outdoor thermometer from Dr. Pepper that cleverly advertises the beverage in both cold and hot formats. It was probably made sometime in the 1990's, so I wonder when people forgot about hot Dr. Pepper?