"A novel approach." I see what you did there. :)

In a related story - don't mix bleach and ammonia when you clean?

I saw it first. I killed it. I ate it. And I left my leopard behind to keep an eye on things.

It's like they don't understand Business. I heard the French language doesn't even have a word for 'entrepreneur!'

Have you seen his amusement park?

That takes me back...

15 things? The list only needed to go to 11.

Back when his books were my textbooks he still had email. I would have emailed him if I had known it was a limited time offer. Now I guess I missed my chance.

Interesting. Sort of like what were called 'hanging miniatures,' or even matte paintings on glass. As long as the camera doesn't move, but only rotates about itself (pans or tilts) or zooms with a zoom lens that frog will appear locked to the background. If the camera moves, however, the close frog will appear to slip with respect to the more distant background and the illusion will be lost. That's how the camera was able to tilt up and down to follow Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid as they jumped off that high cliff, even though the cliff was a painting on glass close to the camera and the jump location was actually around Malibu.

If they made that you could just discontinue the Academy Awards because that would be the greatest picture of all time.