These are great! The lot of them. The video was nice for putting its size in perspective. I wouldn't want the spider to be much bigger, though.

Flat whisk? Balloon whisk? Which whisk twist whisks which dish?

Spiders usually creep me out big time, but this one is almost...cute? Those long black hairs on the top of its head make it look like it has fake eyelashes on. Aww, it thinks it's people.

Why yes, I believe he was!

The cool ones listen to Mouse Rat.

Do we have to anthropomorphize this? They're singing for sex. It's like ultrasonic Barry White.

I think my friend actually had that book! I never got to look at it carefully, though. Anyway, I'd definitely agree with you, the story had some serious problems that are all too obvious if looked at critically.

I'm afraid with or without the actual phone, there are going to be stupid, food-related accessories. I've already seen chocolate iPhone cases, and it's only a matter of days before I see one of this.

This is an excellent criticism, but I never saw the original trilogy becoming "about" the daddy issues by the revelation of Luke's father. This is probably just that I was an undiscerning viewer when I first saw the movies (as a young child) and that I was unaware of cinematic themes and so on, but I thought of daddy…

This is an aside really, but my problem with the current incarnation is that Holmes has completely ridiculous hawk eyes. Before he even makes any feats of reasoning, I am forced to marvel at his ability to spot crumbs of Turkish tobacco on the hem of someone he's barely glanced at, sitting across the room.

They're politicians, so it should be overwhelmingly the latter.

I really don't feel like counting myself, and I realize these aren't "official" numbers by any means, but I'd be really interested to see the party alignments of the support and opposition. Just from eyeballing it, it's interestingly quite mixed (in both support and opposition).

Sounds like dolphins are the canaries of the sea.

I'm hoping it will be more like Inspector Spacetime meets Wizards of Waverly Place.

I think the word you were looking for is vulgar, not ridiculous.

Not for me. I quit cold turkey a couple of years ago. After I got over it, I started to smoke again irregularly (say, once a month, a single cigarette when drunk), but it's always been out of curiosity as much as anything, because they taste awful to me now.

Tittering tweens with car apps will soon become Twittering teens. Or something.

In the immortal words of Richard Hell, "Love comes in spurts."

The problem with campaigns like this is that they don't actually contain any information. "Drugs" in this usage contains both dangerous and completely innocuous substances, rendering messages like "drugs will do this to you" inaccurate and unconvincing. The only people that take these campaigns seriously are the ones…

It's only some side bum, so I trust I won't get in trouble for posting it (?).