"I really loved you in Arrested Development."

Two Muppets invade the Lost production offices and get to ask one question:

For My Allergy-Suffering Friends

Pope Song

EWWW!

I wouldn't want this sitting on a shelf in my apartment, would you? (At your house or apartment, I mean.)

via Topless Robot

Geocities Johnny

I bring you Geocities Johnny Logic, thanks to the Geocities-izer.

Reason in the Big Easy

A the whole proclamation and little more found at Friendly Atheist.

Nobody Loves Juggalo Smurf

Comics Alliance give us The Ten Rejected Smurfs You Won't Be Seeing.

Bone(d)?

While I don't believe in banning books EVER, I sometimes understand the motivation behind the desire to do so. But not this time. This one is just plain dumb.

A woman in Minnesota has requested that the comic book, Bone, be removed from the shelves of her son's school library. Now, I have read Bone (thanks again to Ticknart for that!), and there is nothing remotely offensive in that book. In fact, I think there's more offensive and sexually-laden material in an Archie comic. Bone is just a great read for all ages.

My favorite thing is this response from Bone creator, Jeff Smith:

"My conclusion is that some people aren't smart enough to read comic books."

Audrey Art

Audrey Hepburn Portfolio (on flickr)

via Robot 6

Filled With Noodles

I'm sure it gets old, and I'm sure there are drawbacks, but a part of me really wishes that I worked in a place that had to post a sign like this: