Eh,forget 'em. There are plenty of copycat recipes out there so you can make your own: http://www.food.com/recipe/chick-fil-a-chicken-and-nuggets-copycat-439307

That's cute and funny all at the same time!

"A photographer in our village? Woo hoo! We're havin' long pig tonight!"

(I like the silvery vampire fangs bottle opener thingie)

Or how many 2-headed babies he's sired!

I was surprised at how many of these pols have that high school look of "the kid who definitely knows how to roll a fat, tight joint."

@Alex
I really do wish more Americans could afford to spend a few weeks in at least a couple foreign countries - at least enough time to see how different regular, daily life is for average citizens in other countries. Then they'd have a better perspective on what's great about America and what could use some fixing.

What makes me sad is when "Hmm, America should do something similar. It would make a lot of sense in the long run" gets immediately shot down because "There's no way to make a large profit from it immediately."

So what's the yearly total cost of ownership for a restaurant robot vs the salary for a human server? I'm guessing the robot costs more than "minimum wage plus tips."

I'm with the "great idea" crowd. The tiger gets some play/physical activity, and the crowd gets a lesson in why it's not a good idea to stick your hand in the damn cage "to pet the big, giant kitty."

@Tirno
You sure you want to brag about that "former weathercaster" thing? Forecastwatch.com has done studies that showed government weathercasters had the lowest accuracy of four major services: http://www.forecastwatch.com/docs/Short_Term_POP_Accuracy_2007/

No kidding. That's a damn well-done ad.

I'd be interested to see what the final tally is for those stocks. Too many people already rely on various forms of hoo doo to make decisions. Why not the stock market?

Something makes me want to throw darts at these pants.

Coke Blak wasn't bad at all. I do wish some company would put out cold espresso/coffee drink that wasn't loaded with sugary milk. (As it is, I usually just make my own by brewing a pot the night before and sticking in in the fridge.)

I'm LOLing at "lol", who's either a troll or obviously has never taken a basic science course and definitely not a college-level geology course. Otherwise he/she would know that "theory" does not mean "wild-ass guess" in the world of science. Also, the term isn't "continental drift" anymore. The new hotness is "plate techtonics" and there's plenty of hard, scientific evidence for it. In fact, plate techtonics is happening right now all over the world and is being measured documented.

"Creation Scientists" on the other hand? Those folks just make up stories to fit their mythology.

See above. Wouldn't you have to wrap it in plastic to keep it clean and meet health/safety standards when trying to sell it?