I saw that one this morning Kathy. Go, go Kitty! Except, that canister now needs to go into a locked cupboard, else those kitties become beach balls.

While I was married, I went away for an extended period, leaving my cats in my husband's care. I came home and neither of them had necks anymore. HUGE. Hubby said,"I only give them a quarter cup a day, like you said!" We go back into the kitchen and the 25lb bag is open, no the floor, with a cat shaped hole in the top. As I'm about to yell at him for obliviousness, a tail appears out of the hole. There she was, the orange one, head down, tunneling to China. Sigh.

I wonder what makes it "toast" rather than just toast.

most bread has eggs and/or milk in it, so they are probably indicating that it's vegan bread.

Yes and no. It technically means "I am Much", which is not proper grammar in english either.

Our healthcare stories. [link]

Heartbreaking. I'm tempted to put mine up there.

Shir, here's their menu. [link] I've heard from several people who've gone there that they actually won't serve you if you don't order that way. If you say something like, "I'll have the empowered," the waiter will respond, "Do you mean you are empowered?" and this will continue until you say "I am empowered."

"I'll have the nachos or you aren't getting a tip."

Odd photo's of children:

This ain't right: [link]

Nor this: [link]

Cool family photo: [link]

most bread has eggs and/or milk in it, so they are probably indicating that it's vegan bread.

Regular sandwich bread generally doesn't. Challah and brioche do. (Last time I was at the store trying to buy a loaf of whole wheat bread, I was checking the ingredients on all of them and rejecting anything with non-vegan ingredients or corn syrup, and there were way more corn syrup ones than non-vegan ones. I think that, of the ten or so brands that we looked at, we found two with milk, one with eggs, and about eight with corn syrup.) My guess is that the "toast" is some kind of raw cracker.

Oh, Spare Cat could and would do that jar-opening much better, because she would unhesitatingly push it off the counter so that it broke open on the floor. None of this namby-pamby delicate lid opening for her!

This is weird - soon there will be more women in the workforce than men: The Mancession

We’ve pointed out before that that recession has disproportionately hurt men, who are more likely to work in cyclically sensitive industries like manufacturing and construction. Women, on the other hand, are overrepresented in more downturn-resistant sectors like education and health care.

Casey B. Mulligan noted, for example, that for the first time in American history women are coming close to representing the majority of the national work force. It would of course be a bittersweet milestone, given that it comes primarily as a result of men’s layoffs.

Does ita's wet men page only have pictures of famous wet men?

Anyway, here's a naked wet man: [link]

Worksafe.

eta: Oh wait - he is famous!

It's Raoul Bova, darlings. Have we not seen the cinematic masterpiece that is "Under the Tuscan Sun?"

Israelis new age names are freaking horrifying. One of my neighbors' kids name in Hebrew means "sublimate".

I cannot get this. I hope she/he will sue them when he/she will grow up.

(I guess this is somewhat more delicate in Hebrew, where names and meanings aren't nostalgic memory what they were hundreds of years ago, but as vivid as then).