@djscruffy: Most surprisingly is that I did think that when I woke up.

Hold on, I need AOL to dial up the internet so I can check this out. No one use the phone.

.... or, a time traveling hockey game happened in a cave in Israel. Teach the controversy!

@lorq: Yeah, seems about right. The hippies I know are mainly spoiled college students.

Man, makes me wish we could have had just a bit of that snow here in Colorado.

@warpsmith: Not yet. I may not make it unless I learn to be tickled.

I'm not ticklish at all. Never really have been. Should I be concerned?

Having spent four years in hippie stronghold of Boulder, I can say that we do need to find a cure for hippie-ism.

Colombia has Macarena Mountains? Sounds awful.

@Barman1942: Me too. But $54 per book for 100 books?!

@kagekiri: Right, so couldn't this belief in the placebo effect add a boost to the effects of legitimate medicine?

Ok, but what if we give them actual medicine and told them it was a placebo? Would that be some sort of super medicine?

@wicked.nightingale: Some observer sightings are unreasonably difficult, but when you play the game you actually get good at spotting him.

My friends and I invented a Fringe drinking game. For anyone interested in organizing a watching party:

@collex: Legolas just looked like a girl.

I think "Black Lanterns" should be on that list too, no?

@Atrum II: I think you should start watching approx. 1:41 am, if I understand this right.

Wow, I really want to plan a vacation around this.

@Nudemanatee: Yeah, this just seems like really bad science.

I'm curious about the specific elevation differences between the red and blue areas.