I believe they have a museum that's separate for the animation headquarters and this statue is there.

Is that the sarlaac and Jaba's sail barge that I see?

The creature in the garbage compactor has a name? Oh wait, this is George Lucas. So it probably has a back story, too.

The ninja one reminds me of the Indiana Jones PS2 game — Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb, I believe it was.

I've been fascinated with Centralia ever since my girlfriend, who hails from northeast Pa., first told me about it. Crazy place. The roads on the abandoned highway are all buckled, though its more like cracks and chasm than sinkholes. A lot of graffiti, too. And you can totally see the smoke rising from holes in the…

I was going to point out The Town That Was as well. Good documentary. The last time I visited Centralia, I saw one of the film's subjects out mowing his lawn.

On a side note, is that the statue from Studio Ghibli's headquarters in Japan?

I was thinking the same thing on both counts!

Giving it to the 1 percent circa 1920?

Does this mean The Core isn't scientifically sound?

Huzzah!

That's what I have too. If I don't hide it in the closet, he'll find it and start all over.

Those things don't come cheap, not to mention having to hire all those independent contractors!

He's become self aware!!

I'll put catnip in a catnip toy for my cat and he will just sit there and lick it until the thing is dripping. Then he'll lick the floor all around it, sometimes for days after. This happen to anyone else?

If you can't trust a Rolling Stone reader poll, likely conducted completely at random over the Internet, then I have indeed lost all faith in humanity.

Still not as cool as Bender's sense of Smisshion.

Indeed, there's even quasi-scientific evidence to this effect:

These remind me of the gates from Cowboy Bebop.

Aw, the sale's been canceled: