Corie "Viper" Jones

<3<3<3 - Corie "Viper" Jones via Bookmarklet

I must be dense. I don't get it. - dafire

hint: flight of the conchords - Carlos Ayala

that cub is SO cute! - Carmen

Farzad :)))) - vivavida

Cub abduction! Post a Polar Alert on all local Icebergs heading out of town. - Steve Craft

سلام شاندیز بروكولی :))))))) - mhmazidi

خدا نکشدت =))))))))))) - mahtob

awwwww. you are so on a turtle kick! - Zach Landes

"Bandai Japan plans to release a palm-size cube in the middle of next month that lets you stick your finger into it to interact with the beings and things contained in the box. The so-called Tuttuki Bako, Tuttuki Box, features a display that shows a digital replica of your finger once you put it into the hole in the right side of the device and start moving. Users can then play with a panda bear or a small figure, explore a 'virtual' lake and touch a girl's face or a slime ball." - Corie "Viper" Jones via Bookmarklet

Rochelle, a bad experience with a Chinese finger puzzle? - Jack Carlson

Freaky. I'd be afraid my finger would get cut off. - Mike Reynolds

They want their medals - RAPatton

Top client appriciation day at Brushes Inc. - Not Not Geoff Schultz

OMG, having flashbacks of the Star Wars Christmas special of the 70s. *runs away* - Molly, the Vampy Vampire

her name is polly - RAPatton

her little bandage is so cute. :-) - Corie "Viper" Jones

"The ‘cocoon’ projectors are set at the same height throughout within the suspended high gloss black ceiling and come in three sizes to light 2-cover, 4-cover or 6-cover tables. When customers sit down there are white spots for plates and an individual ‘e-cloth’ for each table. Customers use a touch panel to order food and drink or change their table top to one of the seven other patterns available. ‘Serving staff are available at any time to help customers to navigate their menus or answer any other queries, but the menus have been exceptionally clearly designed and should be both intuitive and fool-proof for users!’" - Corie "Viper" Jones

OMG! I LIVE IN LONDON! - Zach Landes

Dude, go check it out! Take pics. :-) - Corie "Viper" Jones

"Transformers was as big a movie in China as it was in the USA, a generation of Chinese men grew up watching the first foreign cartoon to be allowed into the PRC and thus, a cult following has been built up around Transformers in China. One man in Zhejiang province, Mr. Zhu, let his enthusiasm for Transformers get the better of him, he actually built a few of his own Transformer robots out of used car parts, including an old BMW 735i front end, which he bought from a scrap car dealer." - Corie "Viper" Jones via Bookmarklet

"Hey hey we're The Monkees" - John Worthington

Getting ready to perform in The Cadbury's ad? - Alexander Carlill

Harry loved rocking out to his old Bananarama collection - John Worthington

105. I don't think I can hold out that long. - Kevin D. White

'But she is determined not to let things get out of hand [on her birthday]. 'I'm hardly likely to get drunk and do something silly at my age,' she said'. Too bad, could be her last chance to score. - Sprague D

nuns do live longer.... - anna awesomesauce

Meow - Nicholas Kreidberg

i'm sorry to hear about spike. :( ps - i called you yesterday. - Corie "Viper" Jones

its lovelyy - anahita

It's all good til that tiger grows up and turns Anjana into a meat pop tart. - Josh

isnt there some kinda hormone we can give to tigers to keep em that small?? - Melissa Maskevich

a dwarf tiger? :) - Corie "Viper" Jones

A closer look at the life and career of John McCain reveals a disturbing record of recklessness and dishonesty - Corie "Viper" Jones

On the grounds between the two brick colleges, the chitchat between the scion of four-star admirals and the son of a prizefighter turns to their academic travels; both colleges sponsor a trip abroad for young officers to network with military and political leaders in a distant corner of the globe. - Corie "Viper" Jones

"I'm going to the Middle East," Dramesi says. "Turkey, Kuwait, Lebanon, Iran." "Why are you going to the Middle East?" McCain asks, dismissively. "It's a place we're probably going to have some problems," Dramesi says. "Why? Where are you going to, John?" "Oh, I'm going to Rio." "What the hell are you going to Rio for?" McCain, a married father of three, shrugs. "I got a better chance of getting laid." - Corie "Viper" Jones

Dramesi, who went on to serve as chief war planner for U.S. Air Forces in Europe and commander of a wing of the Strategic Air Command, was not surprised. "McCain says his life changed while he was in Vietnam, and he is now a different man," Dramesi says today. "But he's still the undisciplined, spoiled brat that he was when he went in." - Corie "Viper" Jones

"A married couple who decided to go their separate ways agreed to divide their home and its contents literally - by sawing the house in half. One day the house was standing on stilts in a Cambodian village. The next, only half was there. The wife will keep the half that is standing, while the husband has carried off bits and pieces of the home to put them up in a nearby field." - Corie "Viper" Jones via Bookmarklet

Perhaps houses should be built in a way that makes them easy to dismantle into halves ;-) - Bora Zivkovic

"A few years ago, I found myself lost inside a shopping mall with the man who, in 1946, invented the snap-buttoned cowboy shirt. Jack A. Weil, better known as Jack A, was one hundred and one years old and he was not happy. He was, in fact, highly annoyed. We had wandered into the shirt section of Foley's Department store in Denver. He was holding up a red-and-blue-striped Tommy Hilfiger. He couldn't get over the fact that clothes were made anywhere else but in the good 'ol USA. 'Call me an isolationist, call me small-minded but why do people by shirts made in...' -- Jack A looked at the label -- 'Sri Lanka!'" - Corie "Viper" Jones via Bookmarklet

"Pump up your favorite drink and fire the Wild West style pistol at will. Holster holds your pistol between 'shoot outs'. Fits most liquor, wine, and other spirit bottles." - Corie "Viper" Jones via Bookmarklet

"Inspired to extend the ephemeral life of newspapers, David Stovell's Sunday Paper products consist of tightly rolled newspapers strapped together into stools. We love how the pieces make smart use of dated headlines, creating complete pictures from carefully arranged rolls of paper. They were featured at the London Design Festival's Greengaged hub this month, where [re]design took the opportunity to showcase an excellent sustainable seating feature." - Corie "Viper" Jones via Bookmarklet

People speculated this was the reason she canceled her tour 4 months ago and now she's finally confirmed it. - Corie "Viper" Jones via Bookmarklet