That was a great ad.

Humm. Not sure about this.

As a kid's film, The Wizard of Oz is something I've seen maybe two dozen times over the years, and each time I get a repeat viewing (usually Boxing Day) it somehow seems more real. I'm always saddened to recall that none of the actors in the film are still alive: Garland died long ago in 1969, before I was even born.

Cheery bastard, aren't I?

Jesus, gun nation. Scary or what.

Another show making Simon Cowall even richer. And what the hell is Piers Bloody Morgan doing on it!?

Less than half the population has a pet, and less than half of them own a cat. Why the majority of the Internet seems to have such a fascination with the pointless things is anyone's guess.

Sure cats are smarter than dogs! You often see them leading blind people around or helping the ATF guys find someone's stash.

Love the last keyword

Just superb. I've not laughed so hard in a long time. Go Belgium!

More gun nut stuff. Great.

I have no idea who he is. But I like him.

I'll never look at Meg the same way again!

I've had more laughs falling down flights of stairs. With the site now more popular, I think we should raise the front-page threshold to 10 votes. There's way too much dross getting through to my RSS feed

(for my fellow Brits)

Q: What's got four legs and hisses? A: Rod Hull's TV set.

But if by "tubes" he meant "connections which carry stuff from one place to another", how better would you analogise IP packet switching to a room full of people who don't understand computers?

So he's always been a fruitcake then?

I'm beginning to believe people when they say that luck played the greater part in making the Microsoft guys rich.