In "People need to know more historical demography."

Matt Swann is 27. he took 61

In "Curious George:"

"Worm," for some reason, is the sweetest little word in the world, particularly when pronounced "wum" by little kids who still can't get their r's quite right.

In "THOTH. "

Not to be confused with Lazlo Toth.

In "Japanese men can now rest in the lap of a sexy...foam pillow. "

I always thought a boyfriend pillow was one of these, and even then I thought the name was a little creepy (though my battered, god-knows-how-old one sure is comforting). All these disembodied body parts are kind of horrifying.

In "Pierced Eyeglasses"

I feel like I saw some of these on another website once, latched onto the piercing with a magnet. Google is not helping. Nothing I'd want for myself (especially considering that toddlers are my very line of work, and I only wear glasses outside the house when I'm too lazy or worn out to put in my contacts. Also, if you only wear glasses on rare occasion, it makes kids even more likely to yank them off just for the sheer novelty of it), but definitely inventive.

In "Tim Burton's Charlie & the Chocolate Factory - teaser"

I don't know what to think about this, but the original is one of my favorite movies of all time. Last year I took a class on children's film and my prof somehow convinced Mel Stuart to come to class on Willy Wonka day. It was super awesome. From what I've heard, flashboy's right and Burton worked more from the original book than the '71 film (judging from the trailer, though, I'm guessing he used elements of both). That said: I, for one, would love to see Depp and Wilder have a dance-off.

In "Curious George: what's your favourite coffee?"

I like my coffee like I like my women: with a spoon in them.

In "SOMEONE SHUT HER UP! Curious Monkey:"

Remember "Pretty Fly For a White Guy"?

In "ipod socks:"

Wild; I had a conversation just this morning about what a great market there'd be for crocheted ipod cozies. I've thought about custom-making a few and putting my profits toward finally being able to afford one of the goddamn things.

In "The New York Subway"

Forgotten New York is a goldmine if you're interested in New York City subways. Or lampposts. Or ghost ads. Or cemeteries. Or the streets themselves. Or practically anything, for that matter. I think I've read every word on the site by now; fascinating stuff.

In "Porn Movie Titles Based On Real Movies."

Cold Mountain = Hot Mountin'

In "Spooky Curious George:"

I'm torn between Ann Coulter and Minnie from Rosemary's Baby.

In "Curious George: iPod = Airline Doom?"

I usually just sneak my CD player under a jacket, and no one's the wiser. I haven't died yet.

In "Curious George"

I'm with exppii. Pile people in, throw them a free beer, and cart them to the polling places. I'd be in.

In "They're going all the way..."

Oh, you guys can all bite me.

In "The war on gays and lesbians continues in Ohio, with the Right suggesting that homosexuals should be executed."

How can people embrace a call for a return to the laws of Leviticus while pegging Muslim fundamentalists as evildoers?

In "Curious George: US Elections"

I failed out.

In "Zinnia Cyclamen's blog"

Anyway, Jacob, the site is great. I'm a little embarassed about how upset I am that this season of Six Feet Under is over.

In "What was the #1 hit on the day you were born?"

Billie Jean.

In "Curious George: Vandalism as Political Expression?"

I second the KY Jelly idea.

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