Randi, those aren't "male versions". There's a subtle difference. Still awesome.

pretty cute.

Yeah, but how often do you find yourself standing like that?

Geez, anonymous, when you say it twice, it's kinda creepy.

I can think of less gross wedding reception ideas.

For hairless cats, I'm sure you could make a purse or some such out of their skin.

If your sandwich has "wiggle room", I don't wanna know what's in it.

Ryan, I think you overlooked the subtlety of Craig's postulation.

I would suppose that only if getting fat affected that particular body part. If there were a chance that it would, I'm sure the insurance company would have that eventuality accounted for in the policy.

That's kinda shallow though, assuming that "getting fat" would be a crippling career-ender for most celebrities.

It's still on the edge of its surface. We never put our goldfish bowl closer than a couple of inches to the edge of the counter.

What, nobody complaining about the sexist stereotype? How dare you call the man "fat", or say that fat people are smelly? No outrage?

I like the shot showing a regular residential neighbourhood right next to the wall.

Kinda scrotal, if you ask me.

Mermaid looks like she's enjoying hers a ltitle too much. Something Freudian in there...

Although, Joanna, I must concede that it's probably difficult to get a cat to pose for a silhouette drawing for more than two seconds.

Not to put this down so much, but I'm really more a fan of the home-made stuff when it comes to Halloween.