Did you see the episode where he had Joshua Jackson? It turns out Norton's a HUGE fan of Fringe. Chris Rock was on with Jackson, and the two of them had a ball.
Put the bomb next to the CCTV cameras, dear boy.
Messin' with Sasquatch!
This is the lesson to be learned here. I have no doubt that the Us govt was also somehow involved with offering the Kiwis the choppers and the body armor, so why not use it here? Otherwise, the only opportunity to use them might be in getting a cat out of a tree sometime later in the summer. This can be summed by my the philosophy "When you have a hammer, everything starts to look like a nail."
What's missing is a second on the right side and two more overhead. They look perfectly fine then.
Mr. Oompa Loompa! How have you been, sir?
and a day or two later when the balloon wears out and falls off, you can do it all over again. What fun. Plasti-dip or nail polish are the better solution.
For as often as this comes up, I'll pocket the $40, and wait 2-3 minutes at the counter. My wife also likes that I have three widths of duct tape handy. Another Red Green reference.
A better idea is highly reflective stickers on that edge. They look less goofy (I would not want a orange door edge on my gold car), and the reflectors will stand out more at night, when hitting my open car door could be more of a problem.
The Minnesota Science Museum in St. Paul has a plaque rock with one of these embedded in it, and it's quite impressive. Very large, very many, teeth.
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Is John Cater related to Danny Cater, who used to play for the Red Sox?
Is John Cater related to Danny Cater, who used to play for the Red Sox?
I actually think he's a pretty interesting guy because of how often he crosses folks up like this. That, and the fact that he keeps getting back to the big game. He must be a pretty good coach because of these things.
...and really cute dimples too. Something of a hot momma, I'd say.
Gonna miss you, Jason. Who's left who was here a year ago?
Yuuuuuuuuuuup. and not in any sort of Dave Hester way.
Domke's Dinosaur Gardens in Ossineke, Michigan is my favorite. Concrete dinosaurs and flesh eating mosquitoes great combination. If you go up the stairs, you'll find Jesus. Yup. He's in there. Reasonably nice gift shop, but the mini-golf is crappy.
As a former book binder, I have to say that I've seen shark skin and human skin both. The shark skin was used in a cool and huge multi-volume 'Diplomatic History of France' that was published in the 1600s or 1700s. The bindery I worked at in the 70s redid a set that Tufts University had, and they came out pretty nice looking. At the time, I grabbed some of the blank pages that were removed from the front & back of man of the volumes, and cut them down to 8.5 x 11, and used them as typing paper for a few years. The stuff looked really good for being 2-300 hundred years old (high rag content, I guess).
Another thing that human skin was used for in the past was drum heads. Somewhere there was a officer (British Army?) who had his skin tanned out as drum heads, and and the drum kit was lost in battle. Don't remember who that was, but sucked to be him.
When her character really likes a guy, she spins out a pair of her special silk boxers.
Eighth dwarf must be the newly discovered Stealthy.
I love the voice instructions. I have heard 'St. Tiffany' (for St. Anthony) and 'Base Lake' for Bass Lake. I still laugh with those every day.
