60% Even though some of those were my favorite shows when they were new, I remember almost entirely nothing about any of them.

You should have mentioned that James May was appearing in the clip. I would have watched it forthwith.

I remember seeing one of these super solar ovens in a book about 15 years ago. It was in France if I remember right.

Maybe I should dig the eight year old pink grapefruit/strawberry juice I found yesterday out of the trash and see what I can make from it.

I think I'd personally pad the edges, even if they are rolled, because a baby could likely find a way to injure itself on those bits.

So if I order the item on the top right, do I get to choose between scalding and burning, or is the choice already made for me arbitrarily?

I just read about that Mexican Selenium crystal cave in National Geographic. Incredible pictures in there.

The D.A.R.E. car in my community was a red mid nineties Camaro for a number of years. It was fitted with graphics too, but not quite as extensive as this.

Still $2.95 for 85 octane in Southern Utah.

"Yellow neck!"
"Big nose!"

Wait, isn't there a viral video on the net somewhere with a mom showing how she prepares squirrel patties for her kids? Perhaps they're from the same family tree.

I just saw this on topgear.com earlier this morning. Sounds like they'll progressively ratchet up the speed from 800 to 1000 mph over the course of a few years. There is some very complicated simulation, math, and engineering involved, not to mention fund raising. Seeing how they are the ones with the current record, I don't foresee any problems with them surpassing it.

So it basically boils down to: Which would you rather have? Grandpa with hypertension, or grandpa who farts all the time?

You can't Wii and Plunge at the same time.

I like that last picture. "Thou shall not pass! Oh, bacon? Go right ahead then."

After much tedious custom woodwork, the Lancaster Urban Splinter Education Reconnaissance (LUSER) team had just finished unhitching their latest educational display. The general consensus was that this year's centerpiece model would be a hit, and not just with the elementary school crowd.