Thanks, Sniperman, I found another!

If the answer had been anything else, I wouldn't have given it away... but I couldn't resist!

linty, according to the entry at YouTube, this was recorded in the office of his record company. The kid's a pro now!

Oops, sorry bout that. Thanks, Marwood, corrected.

These are pretty -why are the moths in my house so plain?

You know what they say, "an uncluttered desk is the sign of an uncluttered mind."

Go down to the art supply store, buy new white canvas, problem solved!

OK, I know the quote mentions judo and the sign in the picture says tae kwon do, but the magazine labeled the essay as Karate Nuns, so that's where I got the title.

Bears just wanna have fun.

Aleph, did you work for a bear or a robot?

You know what? The differences are not the same the next time you play it! So we really can't help each other out on this.

That was wonderful.

Lara, #4 is wrong... but the picture I used as an illustration is not representative of the game. I think one difference had already been solved when I took the screenshot. Follow the link and you'll get to play screen after screen of these. The game actually moves while you're thinking! The game corrects a difference when you find one, and keeps count of how many differences are left.

Looks aside, I don't see that thing making it over a speed bump or a pothole.

I loved the Tracy Ullman Show. Maybe I'm the only one...