Wait, the doctors could grow the nose on the man's arm, in an apparently approved process, but need regulatory approval to move it to his face?

Kudos to the crew members who knew enough to not disturb the chain and bar. They as much as anyone saved the life of this very fortunate man.

Back in the mid 80's I rented and lived in a house in Pekin, Illinois that was owned by the parents of Dan Lloyd, who played the boy Danny Torrence in the film. His mom loved telling my wife and I that her son had starred in the movie.

It's a prototype model for headwear for the band Devo!

Schrodinger's Cat "It's a trap!" t-shirt, men's size XL.

(Actually it's for checking the balance of mower blades during the sharpening process.)

I recall watching that Carol Burnett episode with my family. My dad said he thought the scene of McLean Stevenson in the raft was an indication that Stevenson thought he made a mistake by leaving the show.

My mother is 79 and she was named Shirley for Shirley Temple.

It would be neat to actually track down some of those teenagers on American Bandstand and interview them!

Someone didn't think this out. Once they took the food away and disposed of it, they couldn't really go back and charge the parents for it, now could they? If they had just kept track of the food taken by the children they could just bill the parents after the fact.

I understand the school shouldn't be in the business of providing credit for school lunches, but the way they handled this incident, both the children and the school lost out.

It wasn't very accurate from my perspective. 57% conservative/43% liberal indicates I am closer to a centrist than I see myself.

One thing I don't understand is how using a "modern browser" marks one as a liberal.

Thanks for the post of the article! I get chills every time I hear that clarinet glissando.

It's a prototype for Wolverine's claw!

Schrodinger's cat "It's a TRAP!" t-shirt, XL

I loved WKRP and I scored 100% on the quiz! I met Gordon Jump (aka Arthur Carlson) twice in my life as I worked for Maytag and he spent the latter portion of his career as Ol' Lonely, the Maytag Repairman. He told me that even though he was appearing at various corporate functions as his repairman persona, the most frequent question he was asked was to quote that famous line, "As God as my witness I thought turkeys could fly."

Love the photo of Warren Beatty and Shirley Maclaine!