@LuckyChuck: The image says Pink Floyd, but the words say Cyndi Lauper.

Anyone know any in Western Canada? It'd be a neat photo project, so I'm looking for one I can drive to.

@Pessimippopotamus: More like:

I'm getting quite sick of this polar bear fetish that is cropping up. If a bear gives you a hug like in the ad, that means he's going to eat you, as dessert after that adorable baby seal it had for dinner.

Early prototypes for the new Nano were certainly bold.

Ford Econoline. They carry around bands, contractors, pedos, really all manner of things. Just avoid the ones offering free candy.

@Jackie: heart click.

I liked the second game where it was revealed that everyone was on heavy hallucinagenic drugs and were living in a shared freak out. Pretty awesome.

@AlmightyRenegade: I haven't seen a conversation so natural and likely to happen in the real world since that time Patrick got life insurance.

@MifuneT: Plus, if you call now, you can get a second kindle, free! That's right, TWO kindles for one low price! And that's not all. Call in the next 20 minutes and we'll throw in a free carrying case for absolutely free! Don't wait! Order now.

@boot shrew: Or the owner of basically anything British, come to think of it.

LOL OIL seems more approrpiate for a Hummer somehow.

'54 Kaiser Manhattan. Saw one the other day, it's funky fresh, and completely different from everything else in the era.

'54 Kaiser Manhattan. Saw one the other day, it's funky fresh, and completely different from everything else in the era.

3 - Sorry, those aren't the droids I'm looking for.

@amazingmao: Oh, I agree completely. I'm intending to dispute the very concept of the motion controllers being about realism.

@Relyt: I'm pretty sure flailing about like a moron has little to nothing to do with realism.

@Toshi: What's that from?

@Hvedhrungr: Dude's 14. If I designed this when I was 14, it'd be covered in crudely drawn tits and tell time with mom jokes.

@Ryan_Long: The funny thing is that while you can easily get digital prints at any corner store - those kodak kiosk thingies are everywhere - barely anywhere still does film.