Oh man! I finally found my favorite commercial of all time - and here on Sanriotown of all places! It’s an M and Ms commercial (they come up with the craziest ads) featuring Red, Yellow, and Orange (and some actor in Hollywood whose name escapes me).

I can’t describe the video because I’ll be giving away the storyline, which is definitely not good. What I can say though, is that I love how the three M and Ms actually think before they switch bags.XD Classic.

Did you know moths are not really attracted to light? Moths fly towards the blackest point which is behind the light.

That’s a new one: they’re afraid of the light more than the dark.

The first vending machine was invented by Hero of Alexandria around 215 BC. When a coin was dropped into a slot, its weight would pull a cork out of a spigot and the machine would dispense a trickle of water.

Let’s just hope that the one paying has a cup with him - or else, bye-bye money.:P Oh well, this guy’s a Hero of students and rushing people alike.:P

I’ve been following the Hollywood writers’ strike by reading news articles online (say goodbye to ink stains!) and I came across this cool picture on Deadline Hollywood Daily. From what I got on its description, the writers made this while they were picketing. Cool, eh? I don’t think I’d want to play with these people in Scrabble, because I’m definitely going to lose! I really hope this gets settled, though. They (the writers, I mean) deserve what they’re asking for. I mean, look at this picture! Shows that these people definitely have the smarts to make this work out alright for them. I don’t think the networks are going to be losing money that they have in their hands - rather, the money only flows to the writers, so it’s not really a loss for them, since it wasn’t theirs in the first place. Am I making any sense?

Uncle Sam is Samuel Wilson from Troy, New York, who provided meat for the US army during the War of 1812.

Wilson was born in Arlington, Massachusetts on September 13, 1766. His childhood home was in Mason, New Hampshire. In 1789, he and his brother Ebenezer walked to Troy, New York.

To keep your meat safe and clean!