The fad is dying?
Thank goodness.

Let's see... I'm going to a male enhancement site, where they advertise putting radium up your ass - I wonder if it's suitable for work?

d-uh.

That's a lot to spend on flowers. That's more than a starving Hollywood writer makes in a week.

Now, that's funny.

Dubbed.
Couldn't watch much of it because of the strong language - almost too much for Neatorama.

Laurel wreaths were for a different competition - the Panhellenic games at Delphi, according to my sources.

I believe there were other types for other games, too.

The Robot Standoff was Alien-inspired, rather than a diorama of that scene.

The explanation was "Our heroes face a hoarde(sic) of robots."

Looks like she sampled a lot as she built.

I would have to agree: the Colosseum looks uneven and about to topple over. The pope looks like something a teenager did in art class.

That was truly a waste of dough.

Dude, read the article. It says where he works.

I'm surprised people recognize him. Makes for a good cautionary tale, I suppose.

So, you get a job that pays $30K per week. Say you work half the year - 26 weeks.

26 X 30K = $780,000 for working half the year. The other half you're unemployed, and only earning residuals. Better start clipping those coupons.

I like "you can substitute actors". Maybe in soap operas you can get away with that, but not so much in other shows.

So what disease do I get from reading Neatorama?

Tell her if she wants to smoke, get her own light and go outside.

The how-to should have been how to get a real bikini girl to pose for your movie rather than filming a magazine pic.

As fara as homes go, it looks cold, cramped, and uncomfortable.

An excellent example of form muscling out function. Where does the furniture go?

It's an interesting design, although it doesn't look particularly porcine to me.

They narrowly escape death. The cow is still alive after falling from a cliff onto the hood of their car, and has to be euthanised.

Yes, the possibilities for hilarity are endless.

Cute.