Oops, took another look at the "spill" scene, and just before it you can see that the young woman is wearing something long and yellow around her neck - like a huge necklace, maybe - and that's what causes the "pee" effect when she bends down in the next scene. A very unfortunate coincidence.

Thank God I figured it out - it's a really disturbing image, otherwise. LOL

I just wonder what flavour shake that was. The apparent urination is probably just due to film quality, but how "coincidental" is that? Hilarious. At least those Japanese guys had the sense to wear diapers in their videos.

Another thing, are they really singing that song? Cause the words don't match their lips very much.

On the off chance that one of them becomes famous, this will make an excellent embarrassing "before they were stars" video.

You've mixed your media, Dave.

This was a cartoon designed to educate WWII soldiers on the importance of confidentiality. Aside from its 1940's stereotypes, it's mild compared to the real propaganda of its day.

And certainly not on the same par as the (alleged) Fox News bias.

He totally missed the blue rabbit on the right.

So they laugh and they get smacked. Cute the first time, but depressingly violent. What was the point?

The link provided showed a lot of glitzy pictures of eagles being removed from book covers, and text disappearing from pages. These images begin to create doubt as to who is actually doing the photoshopping.

How do we know which photo is the original, and if the one with the sign isn't the photoshopped one, created for the purpose of condemning revisionists?

Why would revisionists not simply alter the words of the sign, or place an entirely different sign there, say, directions to the local beerhall? Or just crop the damn thing? Because that isn't as dramatic...?

I don't doubt that signs such as that shown in the photo existed. I don't doubt that revisionists exist. However, I question the validity of this source.

That's fishy. How's a plane supposed to land on a triangle?
I smell a cover-up.

Don't forget 7: the Lucky Number.

So why wouldn't he pretend that one of his keys were stolen, if he was going to go to all that trouble to fake the theft? Surely he knew about the chip.
Strange case.

Nice to see the chef wipe the cutting board, his face, and the knife with the same cloth.

He looked like he was daring you to say something about it.

Although, if you're eating raw fish, licking salt on the ground outside the restaurant, and wearing home the shoes that you were served dinner on, I guess that's probably not a big deal.

That's like surviving a plane crash and complaining that they lost your luggage.

What a colossally stupid idea.

It's a cool idea, but the actual process seems a bit painstaking for something that could just as easily be photoshopped. In fact...

At last!

Snopes is definitely on the ball calling it an urban legend.
For example, the word "perverted" meant something quite different in 1894 than it does today.
It's cute, and no doubt some people may actually feel the same way as the supposed author.

And don't forget kissing leads to cooties.