The artist started to collect her hair and toenails since 1985, once she dies, her cremated remains will be part of this collection.
I’m thinking there’s no way she kept all of her nail clippings – I mean, sometimes those things just shoot off and disappear.
Japan Probe tells us that a store in Fukuoka is selling heart-shaped watermelons.
The federal government may be using a lot of Monopoly money these days, but no matter how you slice it, $20 million is a lot of cash. That’s what the United Methodist Church is spending on its ReThink Church campaign over the next four years. That’s $13,699 per day, every day, until 2013. And if it works, it will be worth the money. Spending generously on marketing is a good investment if it’s done correctly. But that’s a big “if”.
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But one day that rock is going to come loose.
It’s a good thing a microburst didn’t come his way – that’s a Dallas reference in case you are wondering.