Wasn't there a commercial airing in the United States (I do not remember which fast food chain) that was basically the same thing in a couple's bedroom?

Yes, and yes. The cat piano is more humane than this.

Not to miss the point, but if the White Cliffs of Dover were in America, there would be so many barriers to prevent you from falling over, you wouldn't get within twenty feet of the cliff.

Fun ad, though. I think they might have made a cut in there somewhere....

Never. Gonna. Happen.

At least not on my computer!

=^..^=

You say that like I've never before eaten 54 pieces of bacon in one sitting...

Do the pictures of people standing/sitting in the engines creep anyone else out?

The river may be beautiful, but that picture is hideous.

Just because something was popular in England and appeared in an English cookbook doesn't make it English. That's like saying the Beatles were American because we made them even more popular than they already were and they appeared on Ed Sullivan, an American TV show.

I think people may be lying about computer use. : )

This graph doesn't really represent multi-tasking.

Gone with the Wind was on the list. That was pretty hard, actually. *spoiler* No Harry Potter, no Indiana Jones....didn't Harrison Ford have like 6 of the top ten movies at one time?

Do they make the ceramic urns out of the deceased's ashes?

I was going to comment, but I think everyone else here said it just as well, particularly freightgod. Oy.

John Merrick was a valuable "freak show" commodity, too. He wasn't very well treated.

I wondered about the purpose of creating a robot snake until they showed it under the desk with the lights and crawling up the side of the building. Now I can think of all kinds of spying/freaking out the bad guy applications!

Constipated. Yeah, right. Drunk, I believe.