Considering the cruelty and dubious practices associated with factory farms (antibiotic overuse, etc), hell yes I'd go with lab-grown meat.

Marvel Studios seems to have gotten into the habit of installing mini-clips at the end of their movies that show important plot points for future films. The film crew whose names usually get overlooked must appreciate that.

Will buying a red shirt for a baby be considered grounds for child endangerment?

Just as well it didn't work out. Lisa can do better.

Richard Feynman was well-known for his lockpicking skills. He made it respectable (as far as science nerds were concerned).

Are all these pictures from Morocco? That's the only place with tree-climbing goats I know.

It's just Ned Flanders.

Will singing "How much is that doggie in the window?" be banned too?

They are obliged to feed you well on long flights. Nobody wants a repeat of the Donner Party.

Don't forget Cesare Lombroso. His biological theories of crime often invoked physical abnormalities of criminals as proof of their genetic inferiority.

"gravity doesn’t really exist."

That's a heavy thing to say.

And there' s the incredible plot about the war in Europe ending by conventional means even though the Allies supposedly had this "superweapon" already in their hands.

Then you have this Hitler supervillian who "commits suicide" rather than having him escape and plotting for another day which is standard supervillain fare. Were the writers stoned when they came up with that one?

Barnum was the quintessential showman. When he couldn't buy the best act for his own show, he went out to find one that topped it.

http://drvitelli.typepad.com/providentia/2009/10/the-missing-link.html

According to the news story, his stunt cut off power to hundreds of people and caused an estimated $100,000 in damages. I don't think we'll be seeing Les Stroud pushing this solution on his show.

It sounds as if the boy is better off away from this woman. Didn't the adoption agency do any kind of screening in this case?