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The New DayQuil (and NyQuil) Blows ... A Lot

I'm sure you've noticed that for the past year (perhaps even longer), grocery stores and pharmacies have been keeping cold products in glass cases, requiring you to hunt down someone with a key that can get the product for you. The problem is that many of the popular over-the-counter cold medications contained a decongestant called pseudoephedrine, and it was a high-theft item because of it's ability to be used to create crystal meth. READ MORE

Green Tea Soy "Ice Cream"

I decided I would try, what I thought would be a tasty treat.  This was not the case folks.  This was the most vile thing I've tasted in quite a while, but I continued to eat more than one spoonful.  Why?  Why would I do such  a thing?

The truth behind Sesame Street...

Oscar  the Grouch:
  A disgruntled individual who lives in a trash can. This character obviously portrays the plight of the homeless in today's urban environment. Despite his constant interactions with those around him, he is still labeled as a "grouch." Perhaps if someone offered him a shower and a "leg up" he could get a job and afford some government housing.

Read more about your favorite Sesame Street Characters HERE

The "Work Blind" Curtain

This guy is desperate to avoid work...

This is a beautiful idea... I might need to invest... although it wouldn't work too well for the car...

make sure to visit his site...

A while ago I mentioned an idea that I had about creating a "work blind".  I actually ended up doing it.  I had buttercup666 stand in my neighbor's cubicle and take a picture of me hard at work. Then I straightened the photo, undistorted it, and cropped it to the area in the doorway. I took it to Kinko's where they printed it onto vinyl, and grommeted the top with a kit that matrushkaka bought me. The result: The Work Blind. Think of it as the modern version of Jughead drawing eyes on his eyelids so that everyone thinks he's awake and paying attention all day, or Wile E. Coyote painting a tunnel entrance on the side of a mountain.