@Christophe
How naive. Supply is always determined by demand.

Your co-worker chose to destroy her life - why should taxes fund a failing strategy to protect her (and others like her) against their own stupidity?

Personally, I'd rather see 500 billion dollars being spent on national health care.

The government is pissing away billions making arbitrary decisions on what bad habits it's citizens can enjoy. If they really "cared" - they'd outlaw alcohol, tobacco, fast food, and soda - all which kill way (WAY) more people then all the abused drugs combined.

Another fine example of your tax dollars at work.

Where's the giant water bottle?

Ink's personal.

Love it, hate it, unless you're wearing it, what difference does it make.

Maybe all this fuss is just a language problem.

Remember - in Japan - it's not "slaughter" it's "scientific research".

@Paul
Don't blame France - she's Canuck.

Wonder how much he makes for doing a stunt like that.

Sad but self-inflicted.

When you see that flesh monster of a hand raising more food towards your piehole - just say no!

Like any other addiction, the person has to be ready and willing to fight it. That tubbyloon obviously had a death wish (and a family that allowed it to happen).

Did they sweep it for bugs?

Wow, with science like that, the "local expert" should hook up with the Mythbusters.

As my father used to tell me several times a day: "Kämmen Sie Ihr Haar!"

According to entsoc.org there's over 10 quintillion insects in the world - so don't shed too many tears over a few killed for the amusement of creatures higher up the evolutionary ladder.

I was more amused by the announcer, who apparently went to the Hitler school of public screeching.

At least he didn't lick them before tossing them.

Ouroboros-esque?

Most people can't do the "tough AND cool" look. But I think those three lads did a fine job.