That is an incredible photo. When I see photos like this I just can not imagine how such a perfect composition could ever be captured and so flawlessly.

This is a very funny testament to human nature. I also love ^the t-shirt; I've never seen that one before...

Ah, here it is: http://www.neatoshop.com/product/Idiot-Proof

Good stuff.

Absolutely fascinating. I'd love it if we could get a view of what their life is like, of course, without actually being physically present on the island (except for remote-controlled cameras, maybe).

Here's a direct Google Maps link to the location of the Primrose, for anyone interested: http://goo.gl/maps/Jkznr

Wow. Glad my 2-year-old isn't so devious. Yet. As funny as it may be, that'd bum me out.

Btw, "acquired" has a C in it. ;)

It's really interesting the sort of internal, visceral panic I feel looking at this. Just me?

Arnold in place of Jarjar Binks would have been a big improvement.

Years ago I unintentionally made it a habit to not inhale or exhale when I yawn, yet I still feel the full physiological effects. Without aspiration playing any part in it, the one thing I notice every yawn (even as I type this) is how my eardrums seem to open up a great deal.

As it seems to me breathing actually has little to do with a yawn, I've always guessed that its purpose is to maybe heighten your hearing sense (and maybe others) at least temporarily so when going to sleep or waking so a mammal couldn't be so easily caught off guard around slumber time.

But that's just me.

I like the way he thinks and totally agree with his opinion of programmers and programming.

Regardless of any point of view for or against it, you can't argue with the fact that it is completely natural.

That image brought to you courtesy of the Society, for Unnecessary "Punctuation." ;-p