A good mental exercise is to follow Science Fiction, as regards population of the Universe. Asimov, Clarke, Niven, good examples of the various points-of-view, all unified by the idea that Science can provide us with a way to get around, the key to actually goin' there!

I'll bet his favorite comic is Wallace and Gromit!

Particularly enjoyed the facial expressions - when you compare in a beat-for-beat style, you realize that chickens DO have facial expressions. Like, who's imitating who?

I always like the idea of the Sneeze family in New York, whose ancestor entered Ellis Island and said his name was Ah Choo.

And yet, with all these deaths, the population of our Earth has just passed Eight Billion People!

So, do all cats speak the same 'language', so to speak? Or does each one make it up as he/she goes along? Can a French cat talk to an English cat? Is the language common enough? Are they really planning to take over the world? Or have they already?

I'd support that, if I could not only choose the politician, but choose the river....

In 35 other States she could have shot them.

I think I'd be happier with Bread 'n Butter pickles rather than Dill. B'nB are thinner, more flexible and sweeter.

What good is having power unless you use it? And abuse it?

Might have been nice to pause and show us the van after each try. At least the first four or five....

Turn the story around, make the main character female and attractive, and you've got My Fair Lady!

So - aside from ignorant a-holes, and children too young to know better, who is actually responsible for taking away these coins?

Beans, beans, the musical fruit!
The more you eat,
The more you toot!
The more you toot,
The better you feel,
So eat your beans with every meal!

I find it amusing/irritating to read down through a long list of replies, to see the number of times someone has jumped in with their two-cents' worth without reading to see if what they're saying is not the fourteenth repetition of the same idea.