Erm.... YMMV, but mine works (most days).

You sank my power strip!

* = purifies?

I'm getting a "No such photos found!" message.

A few Fluxx decks also come with blank cards allowing you to make up your own Keeper, Rule, Action, or Goal. As my friends and I always try to make random goals of the keepers we had, this allowed us to make a true Goal for one of our favorite combinations: Death Doughnuts.

I also found a couple of expansion packs at one point - Jewish and Christian themed cards.

Agreed, #12. Besides, there are other ways of making money off his memory.

A quick search didn't turn this up on Boing Boing, but I didn't look very hard - back in November, a Massachusetts man denied the win of a lifetime because his parole conditions forbid gambling, including lotto tickets and Keno.

http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/2007/11/29/bank_robber_may_see_lottery_win_scratched/

But where's the laughing dog?

I can't speak to the efficacy of the Zeno, but their molecular biology is B.S. Heat shock proteins basic purpose is not to trigger cell death - rather, their role is to promote survival at high temperatures or under other duress by acting as a chaperone to other proteins (to keep them folded correctly). Inducing the cells to produce heat shock proteins might slow growth/reproduction, but I don't think that's what is killing the bacteria.

Note: I'm just a BS level mol bio person myself so the heat shock proteins could be more complicated than I realize...

This seems work a "related" link to that aquarium xkcd strip (http://xkcd.com/350/).

PS: Sorry, should have included link in my previous post: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LqYBncyKpM

A friend introduced me to these this spring. The episode on water is a favorite of mine, mainly for the experimenter repeatedly reaching in to the boiling water and subsequent hand makeup.