"I look forward to an article here about a centenarian raping a College fresher."
-Im not seeing the rape/robbery connection. This guy has not harmed anyone. Maybe frightened some people but nothing that compares to rape.

"Just because he is old, does not make it right."
-Did anyone say it does?

"Oh, maybe I am over reacting. Ever been mugged?"
-You are overreacting. Yes, I have been mugged.

I think there are two things keeping him from being caught, at least during the moment. First of course being bank tellers being trained to just cooperate with robbers. Second, he looks pretty frail and his age shows so I think people would be reluctant to hurt an old man even if in self defense and even if he is brandishing a weapon.

look out theyre forming the quad-laser

embrace it Mike... there is a major league pitcher named Mike Mayors who used to come out to the theme from Halloween when he pitched here(Colorado)

Yes!

Guillotine seems pretty tame so far as suffering goes, even if your brain still works post chop it cant be for much longer than a second or two and might not feel any pain. Now if it doesnt sever your head and gets stuck half way through youre in for a world of hurt.

I think I read a story about Lethal Injection methods in the US being questioned now. Something about being consciously suffocating and not being able to scream out rather than just going to sleep then having your systems shut down. Id take guillotine over that.

Cañonero!

wonder if her ring makes a little bling sound

Rosie was based on Rose Monroe and she was a riveter at Willow Run Aircraft in Michigan. I think she is considered the "real" Rosie.

Shirley Karp was the model that played Rosie pretty much from 1940 - '45. She passed away this year.

Karp however was not the model for the We Can Do It! poster. That was Geraldine Doyle, who was working in a Montana factory operating a press when she was 17. She was only there for a couple weeks. She lives in Lansing. I think the story is that she didnt even know We Can Do It! was modeled after her until the 80s sometime.

When boiled and mixed with water and sugar, the bones, skin and tendons are the best part of the animal

no, but he does look a bit like a certain astronaut that pops up in my dreams from time to time

What I was asked "Why does blood repulse you?" not what is your theory about why you think blood is repulsive to most people but I assume I can apply all those reasons to you personally

I wouldnt want to date a prostitute

A new book is in the works, not sure how I feel about it

Why does blood repulse you?

doesnt seem all that ugly or gory to me