No, Johnny Cat, that is Sal himself, from the video.

I don't recall now which ones I missed, but I'm pretty sure they had something to do with games.

Happy Birthday, Babycakes! You are in distinguished company.

Thanks, y'all!

To the other Neatorama authors -if you have copies of what you posted Thursday, you can repost those now. The system has no trace of those posts.

That is a rather scary instrument of torture.

Craig, I remember when bra straps had "scratching metal slides" to adjust the size. Believe me, plastic is much better!

I really do talk like Foghorn Leghorn.

lewen, you may not have an accent to other Americans, but a Brit will easily hear your American accent.

Yeah, I should have said "first Darwin award given to a female" even if she is a runner-up.

If you must know, the video series was discontinued because very few people liked it. We aim to please!

Where I live (southeast Kentucky), most people will have a tooth pulled rather than filled. No only because it's less painful, but mainly because it's less expensive. I know very few people over 50 with all their teeth. I have all mine, but they have been repaired extensively (and expensively).

It works for mice!

http://www.neatorama.com/2009/08/05/tooth-grown-from-stem-cells/

This effect has its own Wikipedia entry.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bouba/kiki_effect

The National Association of Good Grammar (NAGG) has endorsed "twenty-ten".

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/01/01/MN621BB41U.DTL

I had a school night bedtime of 10:30 all the way through high school. I often read in bed though, so I still didn't get enough sleep.

Lights out for my 11- and 12-year-olds is 9:30 on school nights. They hate it, but they need it. The 16-year-old can stay up until 11, but he's usually asleep before then. And he takes naps, too.