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Office Space, perhaps?

I like it :)

CYBret, based on other photos on the HoMu website in which the animal is striking the exact same pose (http://www.homelessmuseum.org/hmu_pages/homu_cribs_intro.html), I'd say it's taxidermied.

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This makes me think of the Kentucky Fried Chicken 11 Herbs and Space Experience from the "Basic Rocket Science" episode of Community.

Troy: "Uh, we appear to be forty light years outside of the Buttermilk Nebula. Although, I think that... yeah, it's a sticker".

If you're satisfied with your life as a couple, you don't have to have a public wedding either. But people do, and that's not considered nutty and self absorbed.

It's an unusual situation, but I don't think it's really all that different than a wedding to another person in terms of motivation.

I live in Ontario and this type of policy seems to be standard practice now at all you can eat sushi restaurants. You pay a flat rate, but still order what you want off the menu in any quantity you like.

I understand that they want to prevent waste, but I am always afraid to try something new for fear of paying for it if I don't want to finish eating it.

Not available for anyone. It's a photo of a product concept.

1. It opens into the Battleship game board for one person. There is a video device inside, which is linked to Liam Neeson, who also has a Battleship game board. If you sink his battleship you get to choose his next movie project. If he sinks yours, he gets to choose.

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I think 8 might be Super 8.

Being from the ever polite Canada, where "Please", "Thank you", "You're welcome", and "I'm sorry" abound, I'm always a little taken aback when someone says "Yep" in response to a "Thank you".

I don't find it rude, exactly, I just don't understand it. Are they agreeing with me? As in, "Yep, you DO thank me, as you should." Or something else? It's just confusing.

I never paid attention to how my mom battered and pan fried fish. While I was at university in Guelph, I wanted to make some so I looked up instructions on the internet. I decided to pair my fish with creamed corn.

I had made mistake of buying No Name creamed corn. I can tell you, it was not worth the 20 cent savings!

And what came out of the frying pan can only be described as "fish bits".

I couldn't make myself finish the meal. Good times.

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Brainier than the average bear, White, 2XL

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Brainier than the average bear, White, 2XL