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The one I'm really looking forward to is Colin. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRtQGo5BlaY But Zombieland looks like it could be fun.

JR Jansen wrote: Lotsa kids grew up back then thinking women's breasts were cone shaped. :lol: Kept me perky for sure...

Interesting article on this very subject right here: http://www.badscience.net/2009/06/this-is-my-column-this-is-my-column-on-drugs-any-questions/ Not that I would condone taking illegal drugs in any shape or form. Nossir. Not me. :lol:

Nice, but where are the moonbase babes in purple wigs and slinky catsuits? I miss Gerry Anderson's UFO... EDIT: here ya go. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuXIBOqBitg

Cheers Leon - gone on my bad taste jokes list. 8-) maximaz wrote: You just did. Also Lewis Carroll. As long as people write about MJ the pedo allegations will be part of HIStory.

Doing the rounds today: Apparently when the paramedics got to Michael Jacksons house, they found Class A drugs in the kitchen, Class C drugs in the bathroom, and Class 4B in the bedroom Apparently Michael Jackson died falling over a pram, a police spokesman said it's too early to...

You should stop reading the Marquis de Sade right now. Listening to Jazz des Jeunes, from Haiti.

You're correct, it's just the name of the shop. Like so much else.

Ben Goldacre has been slugging it out with bad science news for years, with occasional good results. http://www.badscience.net/

SuAside Wrote: Purgatory had its moments, but yeah, Paradise is dull as dishwater. Guess we're just not heaven material? Revised epitaph, in case of Chinese Hell: 'Frying Tonight...'

Hey! We gave it back! :lol:

Takes a while but the BBC gets there in the end. :)

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/reviews/8092758.stm

I looove that. :lol: When will someone do a game of Dante's Pugatory or Paradise huh? Oh the churches already did that... :oops:

JunWisewar wrote: Might have the mental breakdown and start posting here. :shock: Early to ripe, early to rot.

Only nine hells for christians, but plenty of variety if you check out Dante. Mickey wants: Tomb of Italian mathematician Ottaviano Fabrizio Mossotti: Flexogirl for eternity - yeah!

Patton89 wrote: Think of future archaeologists! Get buried you killjoy and take as much puzzling crap as you can with you. :D Also: 'Return to sender'

One for David Carradine: Bound for glory.

I'd like to keep it simple, but just a little worrying for anyone who happens to spot it. NOT AT REST

This looks really promising to me. The collapse of the western Roman Empire was pretty fast and must have seemed apocalyptic to the romanised peoples that survived it. The Romans were forgotten quite rapidly by at least some of those who came after if Anglo Saxon poetry is any guide...