@rek: Finally!

Exactly how did it remain sealed up during the Nazi occupation of WWII?

Sounds like a total ripoff of Pamela Sargent's 'The Shore of Women'

@BlueBeard: Back in the 1960s, I had silver colored pistachios.

With a really good lawyer, the "Eat Kids" guy would have a fascinating case on both 1st & 14th Amendment grounds.

Here's the E Coli plate.

The health inspector for Crystal Lake, Ill: E COLI

He must have just returned from Britain. Their signs are flat out baffling.

@bombastinator: It was my understanding that anyone could develop it as long as they could fig ure out how to remove the jet black backing from it, which has to be scrubbed off in total darkness.

@Netscott: The rest of us call them 'foamers'

Forgetting about the mind wipe took this already badly written show into Bobby Ewing coming out of the shower territory.

@Buster Brew: There's at least one guy in Canada with that last name.

hope those that run Gawker's servers read the relevant parts of this.

After reading The Times article, I was struck by how similar NYC's response to the snow was to Michael Bilandic's incompetence during the 1979 blizzard which caused him to lose the mayor's office in Chicago just a few months later.

@Jonee:

@Claire Buoyant:

@The Lone Scout: hey haven't dumped on the tracks for years. That was fun, seeing the ties fly below as you flushed. I'm sure it wasn't fun for the people who were at stations that the trains didn't stop at though.

What a crock of shit!

The Marfa Texas lights are nothing but vehicle headlights seen through atmospheric refraction!

@crosis101: That's the first & only time I've ever liked Shakespeare!