What a tragic example of irony.

Drool.

Wonder how they're going to release the album?

@#21

I'm a lawyer too, but sometimes I choose not to speak Pleadings. Try it sometime--hell, try it in your work product--not only is it liberating, but you might find that people actually understand what the hell it is you're talking about sometimes!

wait, do Ys and Ws count as vowels?

Sorta looks like it says "HIV" to my eyes.

Admittedly the "H" has some ink-bleed problems, but still.

Huh, that's funny. My respect for Steven Spielberg just jumped down a few notches.

This is an interesting study, and my only qualification would be to say that it perhaps doesn't cover the entire spectrum of scientific explanations for OOBs, for example those caused by sleep paralysis:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis

So that's what our libraries will look like post-Armageddon. Huh, I'd always wondered

These people are very confused. Then again, why not? Faith justifies anything.

I'd hazard a guess that the most useful thing a vegetarian could bring in a 5-scale disaster-type scenario would be a willingness to eat meat when available. At that point we're animals fighting for survival; refusal to do so by any means necessary is a pretty predictable way to Darwin oneself fairly quickly out of the gene pool.

How is this legally for sale on Amazon?

I love this kind of thing! Maybe I'm a dick, but I think people need to be reminded not to buy too heavily into their superstitions and/or popular wisdom. Plus, this is just fun science.

Mental note: Avoid driving in Rancho Cordova whenever possible.

Yes, I like to place my mental notes in conspicuous public forums. Thanks for your attention, now please continue about your business

"The true purpose of the site is exactly the opposite of what is claimed."

I have to take issue with that. Obviously they're trying to do exactly what they say: namely, they're trying to secure your credit card. So that they can make fraudulent purchases with it.