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Wait, there was medicine for impatience and exasperatingness back in the 1950s? I would've been so drugged up if I had grown up then ...
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Yes he was accepted.
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The mekong cat fish link is awesome!
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what's this post all about, yayo?
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Tattooed fish, what is this world coming to...
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happy8, according to the article, it is a death van.
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I'm sure Roman hygiene is not as bad as this soy sauce made from human hair!
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Marvo has the best tagline I've seen: Putting the Ew in "Product Review". Hahaha!
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Things you don't want to hear while in the Spa:
"Look, my vomit completely disappears into this green water"
"That brown stuff's NOT coffee"
"Look, my vomit completely disappears into this green water"
"That brown stuff's NOT coffee"
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Yeah, ThinkGeek does this every April Fools - there's always a "joke" product. I love the Hamster Cage/PC called PC Habicase they had a while ago.
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That may explain why I want to laugh whenever I see MacNicol's face.
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When you're drunk or buzzed, you won't care what color your are!
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yeah, i blame it on finger muscle memory and my general inability to spell!
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I'll have a nightmare tonight for sure...
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Dave & DJ, I thought someone might check that, so I did scrub the pic. :) Maybe next time I'll leave a clue here and there (or even the wrong clue, just to make it more interesting). Or maybe not.
Re: Object 1. It's a wire twister (patent #338,659). You can look it up here. The closest answer is Ron's (#25), so he'll get a Neatorama T-shirt.
Re: Object 2. Deerhorn knives seem to be the most likely answer, but there are a couple of things that's not right: the object is tubular, not flat like a real deerhorn knife. And the object is quite heavy, so it's unlikely that it would that useful as a real weapon.
Nevertheless, Rob and I think that it's close enough. So, congrats to Mongo (#8). Unfortunately for Sylvain (#3), it's not called Chinese crankiness weapon and plus the rules did say "don't post urls."
Also, contrats to Link Right 2, just a handful of blogs that link to this post (and got a free t-shirt b/c of it!).