Shrimp and Grits

Here’s a can of salted peanuts from Young Pecan.

Okay, the ingredients are … unsurprisingly … peanuts and peanut oil.

But I’d never have known that this can of peanuts, that contains peanuts and peanut oil, was made in a factory that processes peanuts without the aid of the helpful allergen statement at the bottom!

Looking for the perfect Christmas gift? Here’s something I found while shopping this evening.

It’s the Seabed World Lamp Lighting Move!

If you’re a bit confused as to what this gift is, you’re … not alone. Thankfully, the side of the box will at least inform us of what we should not do with the Seabed World Lamp Lighting Move:

Warnings

Oh, darn! I was looking for something to go in the dusty place. Guess I’ll have to get something else!

When we went on vacation to Vegas, I saw quite a few upscale restaurants. Thought not in Vegas, this Burger King has got to be the most exclusive BK in the country.

2 Whoppers, 2 fries, 2 drinks, only $600

I’d hate to see how much dessert would cost …

The flood of pictures of Catherine is threatening to overcome my laptop’s hard drive. As a result, I’ve been organizing and archiving the digital pictures from the last few years so that I don’t lose anything. While doing so, I found … the way to redemption.

The way to redemption begins, as you can see, in a blazing pit of fire. Where is this blazing pit of fire? In Las Vegas, of course. You can find anything in Vegas. Including … redemption.

it’s the Peace Fighter Special Force! Unintentional humor or subtle commentary on American foreign policy? You decide.

One of the delicious dishes available at a local Chinese restaurant is

The box (from a Black and Decker toaster oven) might pass the bursting test, but it doesn’t yet pass the grammar and spelling test.

Here’s a new way to get your degree.

So, how many quarters do I need for a doctorate?

I’m no marketing wizard. But I do think that, just perhaps, this might be the wrong message to send to students!

Is this a film about bloodthirsty midgets, or is it about something much more sinister?

I just bought a new Norelco razor. So far, i’m satisfied with my purchase. It was relatively inexpensive, and it seems to work well.

But after reading the manual, one thing bothers me a little.

So, if I neglect to use the razor for a month, I have to plug it in and let it recharge for a whole year??? That’s harsh!