I agree totally cute noodles.

Love the black! As far as changes go, I generally despise them. This is the first time EVER that my initial reaction isn't complete and utter frustration. Then again I haven't noodled around much yet so that may change. Great job [so far] fellas. Definitely worth the wait =oD

Wow... from Wikipedia:

Williams had first attempted suicide in 1993 by hammering a knife into her chest; the knife lodged in her sternum and she changed her mind, calling Swenson to take her to hospital.[5] She attempted suicide again in 1997 with an overdose of ephedrine.[5]

Williams died at age 48 on April 6, 1998 of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a wooded area near her home. Rod Swenson, who had been Wendy's significant other for more than twenty years, returned from shopping to the wooded area where the two had lived since moving to Connecticut from New York. He found a package that Wendy had left him with some special noodles he liked, a packet of seeds for growing garden greens, some oriental massage balm, and sealed letters from Wendy. The suicide letters which included a "living will" denying life support, a love letter to Swenson, and various lists of things to do set Swenson searching the woods looking for her. After about an hour, and after it was almost dark, he found the body in woods near an area where she loved to feed the wildlife. Several nut shells were on a nearby rock where she had apparently been feeding some of the squirrels before she died. Swenson checked the body for a pulse, and there was none. A pistol lay on the ground nearby, and he returned to the house to call the local authorities. "Wendy's act was not an irrational in-the-moment act," he said, she had been talking about taking her own life for almost four years. Swenson reportedly described her as "despondent" at the time of her suicide.[13] This is what she is said to have written[14] in a suicide note regarding her decision:
“ I don't believe that people should take their own lives without deep and thoughtful reflection over a considerable period of time. I do believe strongly, however, that the right to do so is one of the most fundamental rights that anyone in a free society should have. For me, much of the world makes no sense, but my feelings about what I am doing ring loud and clear to an inner ear and a place where there is no self, only calm.

mmmm, soap noodles.

This makes me wonder if those beer helmets couldn't somehow be modified to deliver noodles. It would save a lot of lives.

I'm about to upload a rare flick to You Tube, Leni Reifenstahl's Das.Blaue.Licht.1932, a rare snoozer procured through free and easy file-sharing.

If her estate cares anything about clearing up the tarnished name of an incredible talent they should be fine with it ~ If not, YouTube sends a shot across the bow and there's no harm or foul, just a friendly reminder to, "Don't Doo Dat!" (Probably some fucking self-hating Nazi or Jew, anyhow....)

Do the same with ANYTHING that has to do with Tallulah Bankhead (last feature film made in 1965), and her estate goes ballistic....PROBABLY because certain people who think lawyers can solve problems waste millions of dollars trying to get their way through intimidation and evil.

The lawyers are their employers are the only ones making out like bandits on copyright laws and the artists matter not: The people who hired the lawyers are the ones who have fucked the artists through contract already!

Fuck em all, when pirating and "illegal" downloads stop on the internet is the day I take up noodling or cribbage and convert my computer case into a nest for opossum!

As thanks for not eating me, please have some of these delicious noodles.

*grindhouse, I'm seriously

That foley at the end for the neck snap?? Whole package of spaghetti noodles snappin' in half...

I had to laugh at myself. I thought this dish was made with egg noodles/spiral pasta(any pasta or rice)
a can of mushroom soup, maybe with some sour cream in it 3/4 cup of water or milk, after frying the beef you would put the cooked pasta and soup for a bit to bring it all up to temperature and that was that.

This dish seems much much more flavourful and nummy.

I do not agree with the wooden cutting board and meat. NO !

Yeah, the solution is let's pay people $4/hr so that at least people have a job. They won't be able to pay the rent or eat anything besides rammen noodles but at least they "have a job". Yeah, that's it.

Thanks Noodle! You're the best!
In reply to this comment by Lann:
Beat me by 10 minutes!

>> ^lwi:

Sorry to burst your bubble.. he's only playing half the notes you hear. He's noodling with a delay. A fun thing to do, for sure, and it always sounds cool.. but it it's not impressive technically.
Same trick: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJytlAIHIY8&feature=related


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8dZwXnMrRU

Sorry to burst your bubble.. he's only playing half the notes you hear. He's noodling with a delay. A fun thing to do, for sure, and it always sounds cool.. but it it's not impressive technically.

Same trick: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJytlAIHIY8&feature=related

>> ^DarkenRahl:

Boil Japan?


Yeah. Seems a little too soon after Fukushima for that tag line.