I'm curios, it this a blog or a store?

So the way the job market is going, pretty soon prison will be considered a viable career option. (Judging from the number of US prisoners, maybe it already is.)

The video just shows it going over pretty smooth ground. I doubt battlefields are that well prepared.

Once something is removed from your body, doesn't it legally become the property of the hospital? If so, she may have little to say about it.

When LOTR came out, four of us went with pre-booked tickets. But the theater had changed the times, so we were the only folks to show up. The manager came over and gave us the choice of free tickets for another time or a private showing. We opted to have the movie shown just for us - no ads. He even asked us how loud we wanted it! Pretty cool; alone in the theater for a major movie right after it came out.

Sounds similar to the old legend of railroad tracks being related to Roman chariots.
http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/2538/was-standard-railroad-gauge-48-determined-by-roman-chariot-ruts

Just what we need: Double the price of a car to protect a jay-walker.

How many jobs are created in the field of robot design, manufacture, and maintenance? Mind you, I suppose they are all in China and Japan...

Nonsense; taste is largely smell (try a taste test when you have a cold). Spraying a scent at the subject over-rides any visual clues.

Snarlz is right, mouth-feel is a limiting factor. For an example, try eating a tomato sandwich after the tomato has made the bread a soggy mess. Not the same, is it?

Another day, another reason I'm glad I'm not an American.
You're a great country, but please, wake up.

Make the inner circle bigger if you want more than one car. Can't have a garage, though, but the yards are at least all green space.

A friend called a horse psychic to diagnose her horse's ailment. The psychic had her point the phone handset towards the horse (about 300' away) while she diagnosed it. Cost her about $90. Don't bother asking if it worked. P.T Barnum was right.

I had one of those when I was a kid (made of aluminum, though). And that was 50 years ago!

Um, those aren't hips.