I can't recall ever dreaming in black and white. It never even occurred to me that someone with full-color vision (er...not-colorblind) would even do that. It seems like it could add a fun twist to the recollection of the dream-- not only did it have surreal dreaminess, but it would be like an old film. :)

Eeeee! I love it so much.

Am I the only one getting a Michael Jackson vibe off Queen Charlotte? Appearance-wise, I mean.

Luckily for them, our cats have gotten too old, fat, and/or lazy to jump on the counter in the first place these days.

...they did a very good job on the roadkill fox.

I would've loved for them to interview the mother about this.

Dave-
Nothing personal. I just loathed the thought of some little abortion flamewar starting and your post was rather provocative.

I think the grammar is fine (maybe needs one more comma to be better, but eh, it's a t-shirt).

You've never seen that particular construction? Like... someone, somewhere, is [verb]ing. Something, somewhere, went wrong. It's more open-endedly dramatic than the duller declarative "Somewhere, something went wrong."

Yeah, I think he's earned a retirement from fan response at this point.

For some reason I read that as "Bacon Economy" at first. Mm, bacon economy.

Anyway, what a charmingly sad idea.

I just had to show this to all of you and have this song stuck in your head

No kidding. (I think it's gone now, though.)

Ugh, newborn marsupials. Blech.

(*crosses fingers no one starts talking to Tim or Dave*)

Sounds potentially messy and amusing.

Mr. Binky, I'd say it provides some insight into human psychology and culture, which can turn be extrapolated into hypotheses about what evolutionary cause made us this way.

For instance, a waist-to-hip ratio of 0.7 for women has been considered the ideal proportion for thousands of years. For whatever reason, it confers the most health and presumably fertility of the various proportions. There's gotta be some underlying reason why different cultures at different times in history find it most appealing.

Neat concept. Looking at most of the before/after pictures was like looking at those "spot 6 differences" comics, though. Very, very subtle for most of them. The woman pictured above was the most dramatically changed, and I'd say that the after is indeed an improvement.