I saw that ad last night during the football game; it was really cool. That "steampunk T-Rex", the one shown in that thumbnail image, was just awesome. Then again, I'm a robotics geek and a Transformers collector, so this ad was right up my alley.

As long as she's a good mayor, why would anyone have a problem with that? She's always on the job.

That's disgusting. Humans aren't supposed to breed like dogs. Sex between them must be like throwing a hot dog into a cave.

Awesome. One more excuse to never help anybody. Good job, court system.

I wonder if that's where Clive Barker got the idea for the story "In the Hills, the Cities". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Books_of_Blood#In_the_Hills.2C_the_Cities

http://james.nerdiphythesoul.com/bennyhillifier/?id=oa3Ee2MFcjs

Bush getting a shoe thrown at him: http://james.nerdiphythesoul.com/bennyhillifier/?id=HWt3-kPBQ4A

RoboCop = Cyberpunk? I disagree.

I can't look at any of these things without trying to imagine how it could be used to torture someone. Seriously, though, "saddle rack" makes sense. You can tell by the placement of that hook and those three holes that it's meant to be mounted to a wall. But I think a creative medieval dungeon master or Inquisitor could come up with a way to turn it into a torture device.

Pebbles? C'mon, I know M&Ms when I see them!

I think that instead of "What is it?" this feature should be called "Could this be used for torture?"

How did the penguin know to get to the boat for safety? And did it leap into the boat, or did they scoop it out of the water, or what?

I'm not sure what is was designed for, but I bet you could torture someone with it.

So is he a Furry? Is that why there's an anthropomorphous lion in a police uniform on the car? I don't think I want him patting me down.

This is the stuff of nightmares. David Lynch may have a role for that kid in one of his movies. As for him having a "medical/glandular" problem, all I can think of is Eric Cartman claiming "I'm not fat! I'm big-boned!"