His hair has absolutely no connection with my reasons for disliking him.

For grabbing his cousin.

We ought to locate it, go through, and buy up all the cheap vintage clothes. I will have to wear a suit though, because I can't get my head around those bizarre conical bras.

Anyone else humming this? :

My Nana has this sweater (or one very like it) she wears it frequently. Either they really made clothes tougher then or there is time hole in the back of JC Penny's.

My Nana has this sweater (or one very like it) she wears it frequently. Either they really made clothes tougher then or there is time hole in the back of JC Penny's.

When I first saw this I thought it looked like a cluster of heartworms.

Her expression is less 'Oh no! Incest!' than 'You really couldn't hold back another thirty seconds?'

Where are the seeds?!?

Is this shock, disbelief, or disgust? Am I projecting my own emotions onto him? But then, the guy in the glasses looks pretty bothered too.

Flesh hooks! Brings new meaning to the term 'Meat Hooks', eh? Which skin suit should I wear tonight?

They sell these a pets in Wales. I actually really liked them- until I read about the lung worm. No thank you. I need my brain to live.

Stag's Leap is one of the most beautifully intense pieces of writing that I have read in years. It explores the agony present in even amiable divorces- her husband (the subject of thirty years' worth of amazing erotic poetry) decides that he no longer loves her and leaves her for another woman. There is pain, but no…

I cannot say how much I love this picture. That is one happy little girl!

I had to wear a pink version of this for 2nd grade dance team in 1992. I got through it by pretending to be a lizard.

Beware the freckled hand of doom!

Ozzy really wants us to know he's English. I guess the ring-flag is the only way to do it now that he's gone all slurry.

Paracelsus said that chastity is having the body in the souls keeping- so basically behaving with self-awareness and in a way that is true with your ideal conception of self. But he was just one of the most intelligent and well-known philosophers of the middle-ages, so what does he know?

I would wear this hat everywhere- to the grocery store, to the gym (it is drycleanable, right?), you'd never miss me at poetry readings!

That is a lovely one, and beautifully done. The piano underlines the nuance of the words. Heaney is by far my favorite living poet. Human Chain is, I think, his best collection. Have you read his Beowulf? He gets the matter-of-fact diction of the Danes down pat- has a real feel for the world where everything comes…