Humhod

"[Women] smell good. They look pretty. I love women. I do."

Well, I agree with you there Tom.

From the page: "For a long while it was believed that hypnosis provided the person hypnotized with abnormal or unusual abilities of recall. The ease with which hypnotized subjects would retrieve forgotten memories and relive early childhood experiences was astonishing. . . .

However, when the veridicality of such memories was examined, it was found that many of the memories were not only false, but they were even outright fabrications. Confabulations, i.e. making up stories to fill in memory gaps, seemed to be the norm rather than the exception. It seems, literally, that using "hypnosis" to revive or awaken a person's past history somehow or other not only stimulates the person's desire to recall and his memory processes, but it also opens the flood gates of his or her imagination."

From the page: "An unusual feature of Brookwood Cemetery was that it had its own private railway running through the grounds. The main reason for this was that the Cemetery was over 25 miles from central London, and the only convenient method of transporting coffins and mourners was by the London & South Western Railway. "

OK this makes a lot of sense, I can hear it now:

"I know! Let's sell Star Trek t-shirts, but only go up to XL - that'll really piss 'em off."

Really, really good backup/sync application. I use it a lot for syncing files form my desktop to my MP3 player - it's better than waiting 20 minutes for everything in my music library to copy over.

Plus, they offer a freeware version for personal use with no adware or nags.

Supposed proof that Amazon's used book market helps the sales of new books.

"For every Deep Roy, there are a hundred and fifty of us who are forced to do wacked-out shit on "The Man Show," he said. I'd like Tim Burton to tell me to my face what is the benefit of hiring one dwarf actor and computer-generating him when he could hire seven.� He continued, We're standing at the gate and we're raising our hands and saying, "Pick me!" And then Tim Burton comes out and says, "I'm sorry, guys, go on home. We've got this machine that can do all your jobs."

He's got a point, but having one guy play all the oompa loompas sure was funny as hell.