the interesting thing is that one of the first articles it found was actually one about me. go college years.

I'd be shamed if I missed the Ball of Twine.

Er, that should be the 51/29 exchange. Apparently I can't type.

Ah, I know EXACTLY where that sign is because I used to live in Wausau. They finally finished the 51/20 exchange AFTER I MOVED DANGIT.

Almost all of animals have died a natural death or were legally hunted. ie, like the small fawn, the calf, etc. A friend of mine in middle school had a calf taxidermied in their home. It was the smallest calf ever born (dunno if they still have that record) alive, but it of course did not live very long.

I find taxidermy interesting, because of the fact that you're using the hide of an animal and making it so natural and realistic. You have to have a good knowledge of animals and their physique to do it!

the green thing is a wierd tentacle ball that you can smoosh out and bounce. some even light up. i've picked up many a stray one of these at work.

I knew right away where the name came from. Heh, I was in "Oklahoma!" my freshman year of high school.

Interesting for sure, but just think of the wall anchors you'd need for that sucker.

This can get addicting...

That is awesome.

Considering I never watch the Simpsons but I still got 60% is pretty good. Then again some people can be figured out by how the character was drawn.

My grandma has all the pieces for the original Mr. Potato Head, including the felt 'eyebrows' and such. But I think they're just in a bag, not the box. I don't remember.

ugh. now my left ear hurts.

oh boy. these are special for sure.

that was very simple and very nice. i've always found the housing crisis interesting since i used to work in the office of a window and door manufacturer.

I like Infection in Silver!