Do you ever feel bogged down by knowing negative, potentially life-threatening secrets? oh, also, how many cards are anonymous?

ahh i saw that in "A Fair in the Park" in Mellon Park, in Pittsburgh. crazy.

@namowal: that's what I was thinking, way too many people are dying in crazy short amounts of time. what's going on?

I feel like this would be such a pain in the ass to learn how to do it properly, but once you got into it, it would be so much fun to do. A great way to recycle toilet paper rolls!

Noelegy- this neatorama article is interesting, but i was way more interested with your odd vegetarian conversation.

ok, it's cool when you're reading about it and looking at the pictures and all, but this guy was on the Tonight Show with Conan and he was talking about it and the whole interview about his creations were so booring.

Even though that woman's voice was a little creepy to me, I want this so bad!

4 deceptive items in a row!
3 with food :D

would it be more or less creepy with the eyes closed? I want to say less because the non-blinking open eyes is too creepy.

It looks like tattooed lipstick kiss marks... either that or sores from some kind of std.

70% on volume one
30% on the second, i read way more in the first quiz than the second quiz, only reading one wholly.

morse is perfect, i hope they choose that.

David Carridine's was so shocking because you would assume a 75 year old man would die of natural causes or something similar, but he died in such an unlikely scenario, the story was more shocking than the actual death I suppose.

Also, did anyone see the Larry King Live with David Carridine's family lawyer who said it was possible that underworld assassin ninjas could have killed him? Because that just brings it to a whole new level of shocking-dom.

still like homer's better :D

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3088/2313556732_13eba22f03.jpg

"so nutritious...as SPAM"
it's probably from the lack of the surplus fat.

eww does that recipe for "Jellied Spam Loaf"??