The couple in the alley with the barking dog cracked me up.

And big upvote for Japanese Tommy Lee Jones. So eclectic.

Well, I suppose he should get points for not looking directly down the barrel.

(shakes head)

Damn those look good.

Neeerds......NERDS!!!!

This is me and my brother in law.

And yes, I'm Conan.

Kenny Rogers would be proud.

I envy him. I can draw decently, but I have to plan out my picture, creating outlines of shapes,constantly redrawing a line till it looks right, etc. I envy his ability to just put pen to paper and come up with the picture on the fly.

I did a quick search on YT, but didn't see it.

My absolute favorite clip of Steve Irwin:
He's out in the Australian Outback and he starts showing the camera a non-venomous snake when he gets bit. He carries on for a bit, then suddenly looks into the camera and yells "Croiky!" and bolts over to his truck. He digs out a book from the glove box, thumbs through it rapidly, and with a sigh of relief says "Yep, non-venomous. For a second there, I thought I was holding a (snake name) and we're about 200 miles from the nearest hospital!"

My favorite has always been the disappearing TIE fighters in Return of the Jedi. You'll need to use a copy of the original movie and not one of the new versions. Right after the Rebels escape Jabba's sail barge, we see a scene of TIE fighters circling the Death Star, welcoming the Emperor. As the scene starts, four TIE fighters appear from around the camera and fly down to the lower left. Keep your eye on them and *blink*, they disappear right before the scene changes.

Back in '86, I slept over at a friends house and we stayed up late watching this movie. When we got to this part, we started rewinding the tape and replaying it over and over again, laughing our asses off.

But what we forgot was my friend's parents had a Rabbit, which was a device that allowed you to wirelessly hook up multiple TVs to one VCR in the house, and his Mom had also been watching it in the back bedroom too. After the 14th replay, she finally came out and read us the riot act.

Good times.

I'm thinking Ted Kaczynski was on to something. I certainly don't approve of his tactics to get people to listen, but his message was certainly relevant; now more than ever.

Love it when stuff like this happens.

Wha....?
I.....

No.

What you don't realize is that the boxes are filled with those foam packing peanuts.

Hey, they have to get from one place to another somehow...