These Google doodle things were cute once in a while, but now it's every second day. And most of them put in only a token effort to look like the word Google.

Google's messing around a little too much with its brand recognition.

Whenever I see a cyclist on snow, I just figure he's suicidal. Same could go for this activity here - whatever the purists may call it.

The article says that it is banning references to these things on statewide tests, not in the classroom. Sounds more like they're protecting themselves from angry parents whose kids don't do well and will want to blame something in the test.

Did they teach him about copyright infringement in school?

And here I thought all it took was a tire inflator to make yourself a BJ Doll.

People can't help but brag about their accomplishments, as good or bad as they may be.

Nifty.

Yes Mitch, the best option is to cross your fingers and hope the plane can take off.

For people concerned about space, there is more room in first class - or so I'm told.

I have a solution, maybe: don't charge more for more weight. Give discounts for less weight - people and baggage.

hehehe. So he couldn't take the suit off, but does that explain why he was wearing the hood?

Dude likes to drive around like Batman, and took the licence plates off so people maybe wouldn't recognize him? People have had worse fetishes.

Sounds uncomfortable.

Just a quick change of the attachment, and we'll be ready for your lobotomy.

Ummm ok.

Really low production values. Bizarre disclaimer or whatever-it-was at the end. Worth reading on its own.

Funny thing is I'd never even heard of the Hunger Games before, but it's somehow immensely popular. SOunds like a tween rehash of a very old sci-fi premise.

Oops. That's a ;) and a :P together.

The model WHO was used. Models are people too, Miss C.
;P