OMG you guys! You gotta watch this synced up with the song "When Love Comes To Town" by U2. This is almost as good as Dark Side of Oz.

Simply start the video and the song at the same time, it meshes perfectly.

Aww, I read the title wrong. I thought it said "10 Facts About Neil Diamond..."

Great info, though. I was reminded of Michael Rappaport's character in "Beatiful Girls" and his engagement ring which was "Champagne".

NOT use this while the truck's in motion? Bah! The very design begs it, and contests to see who can be better at it, too.

No space mountain?

There is no Idiotville, OR. That is a fake internet goof.

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@ heyitse, it actually saves gas by making the aerodynamics of the vehicle work like they're supposed to, dirt-free.

@ Christophe, i'm skeptical that rain washes off brake dust, as I gaze upon my rained upon wheels. I like to hand wash at those coin operated places that are actually concrete walls.

Thanks oldhat!

This looks like a winner. As long as it isn't made by JVC it has potential.

I am not a cake eater, but this sounds tempting, and genius!

George has always struck me as a class act. This is just padding to that effect. And he's not even a $cientologist.

The original meme didn't have any proper names, but proves the point about first and last letters clueing the brain in to the word. good sfutf.

That was a lot of fun, but I call shenanigans on 101; they should have accepted 101 Dalmations. I sure didn't know the remake was just called 101. Some others I toiled over for a long time, just shy of pegging them, before giving up and peeking. Then kicking myself for not getting them.

I was just remarking today that: In the 90s, I used to work at a gas station, and changing the price was on average done once every week or so. Sometimes they'd raise it twice in a week if we were lucky. These days every time I pass my neighborhood station, it changes. That's an interesting difference to me.

Also, I'm very torn about the NASA whale oil thing. I am currently reading Fluke, and I'm a long-time space exploration buff.

I've told my brethren time and time again...that whole Curious thing will get you nothing but trouble.

At first I thought it was kinda cool...then my imagination wandered, and I changed my mind.

I thought Part 1 of Burns' show was the best so far...last night's coverage of the African front and the women building planes was kinda snore-worthy, but tonight brought up how weird it was to be a Japanese-American who wanted to ride a bus--and didn't know whether to ride with the whites or the blacks.

Wow. Great work all around, and I can't wait to see the finale. WWII was such a different war, and everyone in America was indeed touched by it.