I think it's time to bust out the chicken dancing:

Agreed :)

This is possibly the least erotic thing I have ever experienced.

I'll just leave this here:

I remember... doing the Time Warp

I've been tooling around with this all weekend:

THIS.

Peggy's brain in that scene:

Isn't this just a Vibroseis truck for doing seismic surveys?

It can be done, but it is not recommended. I give you: A real Mortician baking human remains-analog substance into a chocolate cake (2:31 for the question)

I KNOW. I literally put the book down and yelled "You Sneaky Bitch!" * to the (thankfully empty) room, and then dug through all my copies for every single Chase scene looking for clues.

Seconded on the Sarah MacLean recommendation. I've been chewing through them at as fast a pace as my library will allow, all due to Kelly. I am dying for the 4th scoundrels book now O_O.

I believe you have mixed up the title & summaries for Worlds End and This is the End

That last part is already obsolete in some places! I think the last time I signed a credit card receipt was... actually the last time was when I visited the US :p

I don't know that its fair to assume this happens for everybody, but I do agree with you that this is a matter where you can find your opinion changed before you understand what's happening to you. Two or three years ago, I could happily picture a childfree future, and then somehow, bam, the childfree future seems…

I've seen a church group masquerade as a soup kitchen before - They had a food line set up on the street while someone preached on a continuous loop to the line via megaphone, and every sandwich came with a religious tract. It was extremely annoying, to say the least, especially since I know there are other churches…

It varies quite a bit from one religiously affiliated soup kitchen to another, and it mostly depends on where charity ranks compared 'convert the unbelievers' on the denomination's Heaven Brownie Points list.

Yeah, but this is not the same thing - light therapy is designed to counteract Seasonal Affective Disorder by replicating natural light. Light Therapy does not involve pressing LEDs up against the skin of your eyelids and cheeks to somehow make it look better.