It's gorgeous.

I bet it's delicious too.

That's BEAUTIFUL. Love it.

Hahaha. My site is rated G, and they found one instance of the word "corpse" - clearly it doesn't surf sub pages. Or my forum.

Personally I hope Elana's proud of her accomplishment.

Check out his movie reviews too - I've been reading headinjurytheater for quite some time. It's great stuff!!

Haha! An animal was slaughtered and skinned for that!

(note: I'm not remotely against leather, just against wastefulness and conspicuous consumption - I don't see the point of this, and I'm pretty liberal about appreciating so-called art)

The character Raven in Neal Stephenson's novel Snow Crash uses a glass knife for this very same reason. Not the faster healing time, of course, but because it can cut through "cut proof" material that stops metal blades. Additionally, it can't be sensed by metal detectors. Good stuff. Fascinating.

Hah! No way. I'M accumulated MY change in the very same style-and-size of pretzel jar.

I wish those idiot audience members would've shut up so we could've heard him!

That's great for neck tension. I pay $20 a week (ish) to get put in traction for much the same effect.

And beyond the food stylists and photographers are people like me, who live in Photoshop - and make the pictures look even better.

Disgusting. We're supposed to be better than this.

Wow, those are oddly charming. As a graphic designer who spends the majority of his workweek in Photoshop, Illustrator, and Freehand, I'm always pleased to see natural media involved in marketing. I actually liked the Bridget Jones’ Diary one quite a bit.

Ahh Damien Hirst. The best non-artist ever. As far as I'm concerned, the act of assembling the pieces must at least "essentially" (philsophical definition) involve the artist. Therefore Damien Hirst is a fraud, hack, and imposter. That being said, I also don't like any of his work. That being said, I wouldn't mind switching bankrolls with him.

Are you KIDDING me? That is AMAZING.