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I couldn't find this on Snopes but something tells me it should be. Unless this guy has a very flat ass, how could he get a vacuum seal good enough to rip out his insides? Maybe he used a silicone rub, but that stuff doesn't exactly smell like roses either. In all honesty though, I personally brought the other end of my alimentary canal to grief when I was a kid alone one day with our new Lewyt. I damn near pulled my tongue out of its socket.

I think you are confusing Suburban Assault Vehicles (SUV's) with Very Large Party Boats (with dancing). The recent bout and perhaps continuing bout with infection among pax notwithstanding, cruise ships are an excellent way to get away from it all. One simply brings it with. And, then, is away from all else. There is no doubt there is dreariness with the same old ports and the same old sights to see and the same old excursions on shore but that is mostly a mental limitation. After I have seen a port several times, I simply stay on board and enjoy the (included) food and entertainment the price of the cruise offered (presents). Just enjoying looking at the flat horizon at sea + the sea breeze + no cares or worries seems about enough for me at least for a few days. Best regards, RA1

Great profile of the actor who played poor old Ham Burger. Profile: Detroit-born 'Perry Mason' Actor William Talman One Brave Precedent: Detroit native William Talman played the perennial loser on 'Perry Mason,' but his groundbreaking final appearance as a dying anti-smoking advocate made him a winner in most people's eyes http://www.hourdetroit.com/Hour-Detroit/March-2012/One-Brave-Precedent/

Here is the commercial.... Another famous person featured in an anti-smoking commercial after his death....

Who says America doesn't have talent. Top that, China! ---- Besides I just noticed that we here at BoyToy have managed to gin up 194 posts in a thread about fart filtering underwear. Does anyone know how to contact Guinness Book of Records?

Lambda Legal and ACLU Appeal 6th Circuit Marriage Ban Decision to Supreme Court http://blog.gayborhoodapp.com/?p=4013

In a speech at the U of Minnesota law school, Justice Ginzburg opined that it would be an urgent matter for the Supremes to take up a gay marriage case if the 6th Circuit let stand its current position, otherwise there seemed to her to be no immediate need for the court to address the issue.