He looks like he's allergic to his own face.

I was watching this in the front room, and I got misty eyed. Mom got misty eyed. Even my Dad got misty eyed. This is one of the saddest, kindest, scariest things I'd ever seen. Dad looked over to me, "If you were going to go nuclear I would stay with you."
Mom shrugged. "Good, because I'll be in the shelter."

I've always wanted to know what that Super Mario Brothers looking game was.

Gasp! She looks like my friend's cat Meowy Poppins! So round and cute!

I had a giant plush Raichu for a few year and never knew what it was since I never watched the show; I wasn't aware there were more then a handful. I also had a Meowth, whatever fire Eevee is and a fish. So, this is all lost one me.

I saw this on another site and read up on it. In order to get the box, which has diapers, clothes, picture book, you know, baby stuff, the mother had to go to a clinic and get a check up. Because mother wants the baby kit, they get the prenatal care needed to ensure a healthy baby. They get baby stuff free, so they can spend more money on other things, like groceries. It's not the sleeping in a box that keeps the mortality rate low, it's the care that comes with it.

Why haven't they made one yet? Seriously, Marvel, that is a licence to print money!

I... that makes perfect sense, actually. I had never once thought of how large they would have to be to be seen from your car.

One guy in my town tried to pay with eighty dollars worth of pennies. He had them all in a roll, fifty pennies each, hand rolled at home from a kit, and they made him write his name and driver's licence number on all 160 of them. He said it was out of pettiness, they said they didn't want him giving him rolls with pennies on the end and washers in the middle. It's happened before.
Now they won't accept large amounts of coins, or large bills for small fees. There's a sign that states payments need to be in cash, not coin, and the cash has to be in (crap, what word did they use?) a condition to be used instantly in a vending machine.

I always wondered how they figured the face one. How do you find something like that out?

That's mean. You're telling a kid you don't think he's smart enough to sit down and study.

There are pranks, and then there's assault.

A friend of mine takes about a ball point pen and works the spring onto the cord. I'm not sure how or why it works, but once it's in place it keeps the cable from breaking.

I love how she doesn't question it and just puts a cup on her head.

I don't think this is real. But in reality, you don't have to destroy them. Just take them and lock them away. Take all the power cords or something.