Looks neat, however, I can't help but wonder why is the bookmark in a sealed package. It just makes me wonder if it'll stain my books or not.

After watching the movie "It" I cannot look at a clown and hold back a shiver.

I would have said, "Awwww." to the 2nd picture of the cuddly octoplushes, however, I then realized that the blue was an octopus and the red one was a squid. Mortal enemies!

Man, some of those accidents were pretty mind blowing.

I love the look of this safety razor. :) With all the letters and stamped information all over the head.

I have been brought up on that corn syrup stuff from Aunt Jemima. Once I started living in Canada the first time I had real maple syrup it blew me away. It wasn't overpoweringly sweet like Aunt Jemima nor did it leave me with sugar buzz. It felt just right enough to go no my waffles and pancakes. Great pics. Makes me want to go up North and learn how to make this stuff. :)

Oh, some shark is going to get a coal in its fishnet stocking!

Cool, yet for some reason I think I've also seen these implemented in South East Asia as well in a few National Geo magazines. Either way. Great designing all around to make this work. :)

In humans this would be like one twin growing in the other twin as embryos...correct?

When I was kid I would have been impressed and then jealous that I didn't have enough blocks to make this. Now as an adult...no change. ;)

Must have really been his day to get that score. Maybe he got just a bit too excited over it.

I wonder if the snake was poisonous. If the snake did poison the frog this was a short but epic battle for survival.

Didn't some folks in the past create graves with a bell and a line attached to the coffin so if anyone did come back alive or was buried wrongly they could ring it to get some attention.

Hahaha!

I vant to suck your blood! *bleh!*