Those pants look like a costume for a movie sequel--"Manos: Crotch of Fate."

There were similar flare guns used during the Civil War. They did not shoot a projectile as modern flare guns do today. A preloaded cartridge containing compounds that would burn in different colors or sequences of colors. The user selected the appropriate cartridge, loaded it into the gun, held it high overhead and pulled the trigger. It was essentially a pyrotechnic version of a flashlight.
There are a few Civil War examples here: http://armscollectors.com/mgs/flare_pistols.htm

Little known fact: The original McAdam (blacktop) road surfaces came in two styles. Creamy and Crunchy. This is a sample of the latter.

International Incident 2XL

I've had a cow creamer that has been puking half and half in my wife's coffee for about 20 years. And it was old when I bought it. So the concept is not new, but the execution is wonderful.

Seven-Up makes sense to me.

Six-Up sounds too much like a euphemism for regurgitation.
Eight-Up has gluttonous connotations.

Its working better than Neatorama.
This is the only post with comments open All the rest read a posting date of Thursday, May 20, 2010 at 7:59 PM and the comments are all closed.
And there seems to be no way to contact you folks except through THIS post.
Think We've got a little bug here ;)

I still use Dear XXXX as a salutation and Sincerely, yours above the signature, but only on paper correspondence.

Emails and digital communications usually get a "Hi or Hello" if even that.

It would be a shame to lose the Dear salutation altogether. Who would want a "Hi John" letter?

Its a strap-on um . . .appliance.

The Tin Man was lacking more than a heart, if you know what I mean . . .

Pluto: Proof That Size Matters
Navy, 2XL please.

I've lived in Washington State for nearly 20 years and have never heard of "Chukar Cherries.

That's the part that was photoshopped in. Invisible bikes don't cast shadows!

Its photoshop.

You can tell by the pixels.

Sorry . . .
Someone had to say it.

Back in the 1980s there was a bottled carbonated espresso called Bibbicaffe(sp?) Had some on a restaurant in Seattle. it was served over ice with a lemon wedge. It was great stuff. Probably went out of business, as I haven't seen anything like it in the last 10 years or so.
I'd give this Suntory stuff a try.