That is so hilarious and effed up at the same time.

It's not really a finding nor a theory. It's a hypothesis based on review of skulls. Correlation does not equal causation.

There were some pretty horrific things in the Toy Story movies, especially the first an third. Threats of mutilation and/or destruction, torture, being thrown away, etc.

So now you have me wondering about weight increases in the boomers and the next generation or so of Americans. Sure, many of us eat horribly and easily acquired processed food is contributing to it, but now I wonder if some of this results from the days when mothers to be were told to not gain more than 15 pounds during pregnancy, because they wouldn't want to lose their figures. And this was with women who grew up during the Great Depression and WWII, when getting enough to eat was often a real problem.

There may be some hope for the Windsors, with both Charles and William marrying outside of royal families.

Boondocks. How many rap theme songs are there?

Kim Possible. I've had that song stuck in my head for days since I started rewatching the series.

Thanks for more nightmare fuel.

Combining mine and my kids' birthdays, we'd have a great meal.

James Spader was so beautiful. He's still got the intellectual hotness going, but he was such a stunner.

My assumption is that the toilet was designed by someone who had never used one on a submarine. Just like most bureaucracies.

I hate this look. It isn't natural and they're trying to make real people look like comic books. Hugh Jackman in the first X-Men was obviously muscular, but he wasn't ripped or leaned out like the photo above.

My last flight on SWA ended in a teeth jarring, headache starting, hard landing. The flight attendant picked up the intercom. We heard the click, then a pause, then, "Um," pause, "we're here." Everybody laughed, and probably saved the airline a ton of complaints.