For the French readers :
- Excusez-moi, vous savez où l'on peut manger de bonnes gencives de porc dans le coin ?
- Chez Lapleau, les meilleures gencives du littoral.

they do that in teratology too....

Does it taste good?

Playing with food....
Meanwhile in Africa http://www.intellego.fr/soutien-scolaire--/aide-scolaire-svt/kwashiorkor-et-marasme-1-des-photos-d-enfants-qui-doivent-nous-deranger-et-nous-faire-reagir%E2%80%A6%E2%80%A6%E2%80%A6%E2%80%A6./4646

What's missing in this article is what it makes it human, and so really neat. I've seen the Robert Beckett documentary on this, and what amazed me was the 'old guy' love for his father's mummy, his prayers, and his hope that his son will take care of him in the same way. This documentary was on the mommy restauration project : when the 'old guy' saw the work done he was crying of joy.
i could not find anything but the likn below. If you have the chance to see the documentary, it's a good one. A mix of science and human feelings.
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ar.23139/abstract

Wow! Pëople are lying on the interweb?!!!

I'm the boss AND IT administrator. I warn people the first day that there is no private place on my strictly professionnal network. They sign a paper. I don't snoop, but from time to time, looking to fix something, I stumble onto something more private. What has been seen cannot be unseen...

Why do the crabs cross the road?

Not bad, but it's just the top of the cheeseberg...
37 fromages? C'est un peu réducteur, n'est-ce pas?! :)

"yes, it’s a real book, and once upon a time many people owned it"
ah! the good old times before the interweb.... *sigh*

At the time the crack was the butt of all jokes :D

Rudolf!