Bread Squares are easy to make and magically delicious.
All you need is a slice of bread and a knife. Here, let me show you.
Director: Echowood
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Bread Squares are easy to make and magically delicious.
All you need is a slice of bread and a knife. Here, let me show you.
Director: Echowood

There was a time when heroin was legal, cigarettes were prescribed for breathing issues and BPA was a cure all for plastics. Heck, even LSD was used on mental patients.
Now these products are banned or severely regulated.
As part of the YBNBY American Apothecary drug t-shirt giveaway, we asked for suggestions on things that could be made illegal in the future.
Here are your contenders...
"Greenberg" **1/2 (out of four): Roger is what many would correctly deem a mess in Noah Baumbach's biting new comedy "Greenberg."

"Life is wasted on people," mumbles the lead character in Noah Baumbach's happy-go-lucky new comedy "Greenberg." As a 40-year-old carpenter who spent some time in a mental hospital and is now "trying to do nothing for a while," Roger (Ben Stiller) is what many would correctly deem a mess. He's aimless, groundless and randomly unpleasant, which describes the film as well.
"Repo Men" 1/2* (out of four): Grisly, humorless and over-long, this sci-fi thriller about the repossession of artificial organs isn't nearly as interesting, clever or original as it wants to be.

"Repo Men" is going to sound familiar for several reasons, none of which, sadly, have anything to do with 1984's Emilio Estevez cult gem, "Repo Man". Those who recall 2008's little-seen, much-derided horror musical "Repo! The Genetic Opera" (starring, of all people, Paris Hilton) may find the plot more than slightly familiar: in a not too distant future, artificial organs are leased to desperate transplant patients. When the recipients fail to make their monthly payments, the titular brutes come calling. With ghastly results.
Oh, I'm sorry, my mistake. This is actually George of the Jungle.
(via Unique Daily)

Say what you will about Lady GaGa, her music and performance art / fashion; you can't deny she's making her mark.
Especially when it comes to baked goods.
If you believe in the power of arts and crafts and baked goods, you'll love An Analysis of Cookies baked & crafted to Represent Various Lady Gaga Costumes.
One warning, there is an abundant use of "quotes" which I believe are meant to indicate sarcasm.
A lady does some funky stuff with her arms. I personally enjoyed the recoil, spin back

Since 1888, Australia's favorite rum has been Bundaberg.
Since the year 2000, it's been mine.
The few times I've been down under, I've been able to bring home some bottles. Sadly, my supply has run out.
I've searched around locally and on the 'net to see if I can find any Bundy in the USA.
No luck.
So I put the question to you and yours: Do you know where I can get Bundaberg Rum in the USA?
Links? Distributors? A local Aussie bar I can bribe for a bottle?
I promise to share. Honest.

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