Awesome input, Nicholas.

I found it odd that I am reading The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett, and there's a similar scene depicted in the 12th century where someone who was guilty in the eyes of the church had to be banished in order to make things right.

My Dad was trapped by a Missouri tornado once and sought shelter in a pickup truck. The funnel moved the truck about ten yards. To go intentionally into that beauty of nature is awesome. This video is sweet, and full of WHAT.

Wow, I had pretty much destroyed my memories of how utterly awful the last seasons of Happy Days were. For a show that was so original and neat at the beginning to just drag its feet and pretend it is still watchable is just sad. Even Donny Most left that stinking pile of crap.

YES Yeargdribble! That's it!

@John Davis. You are spam.

I think it's a scientific method of some kind.

Anyway, that first one wasn't the size of a shark, but I remember seeing an episode of Nova that had a large, similar creature that thrived in the mostly ocean world of the Pre-Cambrian (or maybe post), and it was something you wouldn't want swimming up on you, for sure.

Great choice for the Push-the-Premalot part!

I just spray some Axe on my Kindle, and everyone stays away from me so I can read in peace.

Plaintiff has now decided to go into beekeeping, using Honeycomb cereal as an affordable start-up.

She turned me into a newt!

...I got better.

Ah yes, the melting crayons... memories.

Who run Bartertown?

That sounds cool enough, Miss Curly. You should post them online and share with us! :)

@ The El Bee En:

Now come on, whatever you think of the Star Wars franchise is one thing, but you gotta give it up for Han Solo. One of the best fictional characters ever created, and this is just brilliant compare/contrast with Magnum P.I.'s opener.

Women do the planning. The guys just make awesome videos.

Also: OMG that was tight!