So, this poisonous arsenic spring is seeping water into the Colorado river all the time? Isn't this kind of a problem?

Reminds me of an episode of M*A*S*H in which Greek (I think) soldiers were joining the 4077th M*A*S*H for Easter. Radar rescued the lamb, though, and so they made a . . . Spam Lamb!

This would only end with blood in the U.S.

I woulda shot him right there.

DavidW:
Thank you for your description of ICBM launching. The method is quite ingenious, using a bubble of steam as a kind of container.

Up until I saw the dog, I thought the girls were going to steal the car. Really neat twist on the scene that makes the ad more powerful.

Excellent ad, and I am relieved to have seen the followup on the dog actor.

What a sweet doggie!

At the link, one commenter pointed out that the bullet point suggests that this may be a multiple-choice quiz, with only the first choice displayed.

Either looks like a Dalek or Captain Christopher Pike in his later years.

This has "fake" written all over it. There is no way she could have survived so long on such a diet. Her skin, hair and teeth would not be so . . . present. She should have had scurvy at the very least, and she should be practically blind.

Sauron Lives!

Wait, is this the latest "What is it?" game?

A local coffee shop has a sign that says:
"Unattended children will be given an espresso and a puppy."

Why is the tower-configuration PC set on its side?

OK, first, you have it upside down . . .