I read this online: "I like being a pessiminst. I'm always either right, or pleasantly surprised."

omg it's chuck e cheese-like... yuck. I'd be much more impressed with one that didn't use loudspeakers, or animatronic computers.

I guess that's what Indiana gets for having its own special time all those years.

My dad literally once sat me down when I woke up in the morning and made me write down about 200 numbers in Roman Numerals, man did I cry back then, saying I didn't know how (I wanted to watch TV and play on the PC really) which I discovered when my dad, a man made of steel, didn't let me do what I wanted to do until I was done, and I found out I knew how to decipher the numerals perfectly, after just sitting down and for once turning on that brain.

It was a very educational day for me about Roman numerals AND about myself.

That'll come in handy.

I always thought it was "mess with the snail, get the slime." Ew.

*beatnik applause*

That seems to be the only appropriate response to this!

i ♥ this so much!

Darnell heard the call and rose to the challenge. Bravo!

He's pretty good, but I think the watercolor work of Amanda Wachob is better. My fave from her portfolio is this little bird where she ties in the client's freckles into park of the markings on its chest. (Not sure if links are allowed - but you can find it easily by searching for her name + "bird") It's exceptional. Her "abstract" tattoos are pretty cool too.

Unfortunately while I was saving up for one of her tattoos she stopped taking new clients. Bummer.

At what point does it just become a nugg?

My daughter said, "it's mostly high fructose corn syrup. So when you think about it, it's actually corn!"

The linked article contains a link to directions for deep-frying candy corn. Really.