We all have them. They sit in the corners of your bathroom, waiting. Silently. We all have a choice. Throw them away or squeeze the last bit out of them. See what we can cultivate from their tiny chambers.

I'm talking about used up toothpaste. I'm a pack-rat by nature and never feel anything should be thrown out until there's absolutely positively nothing left for it. This would explain my collection of moon boots. Currently, I have three tubes of toothpaste in my medicine cabinet. I use only one. Steve Vigneau decided to use all of his, mixing together 23 different types of toothpaste into one un-holy mass of dental cleanliness. These are the results.

(Via LaughingSquid)

Want a knock out costume for All Hallows Eve? Something that will make everyone double take and stare.

That's easy.

The hottest costumes for Halloween
aren't really costumes at all.

So if you're still not sure of what to wear here's some helpful suggestions...

(NSFW)

Yes dear readers, is seems as if the buck-wild sexual chickens have come home to roost. Ever wondered about that MySpace chick that had unusual knuckle lesions, and put out on the first date? Did you really believe that cute bar skank, who explained that the bumps on her tongue were hereditary? Bluntly, is your ManMeat in jeopardy?

Over in the YBNBY forums, we've been hearing about favorite Halloween costumes from the past. Scaramouch asked everyone to send in pictures for a post. I, being the old lady of the bunch, have a huge backlog of costumes, but none of them are recent since I now concentrate on my kid's getups. I went down into the basement and found a few, and got them scanned. So I'm presenting them here to encourage you to send yours in to webmaster@yesbutnobutyes.com and give Scara a thrill so we can post them. They don't even have to be your favorite -we'd like to see your most embarrassing costume, too! This collection is far from complete, because I just moved here and have a basement full of boxes waiting to be sorted. The first costume here is from 1977, when the Rocky Horror Picture Show was still fairly new and you couldn't just go buy a costume. I made this myself in a college dorm room with a needle, sewing machine, and a few bottles of glue. Continue reading for others.

The Bacon Label Gallery shows one mans dogged efforts to catalog the art form of bacon packaging. Uncluttered by recipes, buying or taste details, this is bacon porn at it's purest. Page after page of images of bacon labels from around the country, whether it be flat pack, vacuum formed or - gasp - canned..

And yes, Beef Bacon is in there too.