There's a documentary coming out soon about the great John Candy. Someone found a 1986 Chrysler LeBaron and togged it out to look just like the one John and Steve Martin were riding in in "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles." Ryan Reynolds showed up at the premiere, driving the car. I can only hope he was listening to "Mess Around" by Ray Charles.
Yes, Neitokainen (it's actually a pond) is in the exact shape of the country it resides in. How do you say "Really Cool" in Finnish?
It's a possum saying, "Snap the picture now while the moon's right behind me!"
And that would be a whale skeleton on the side of the hill. My guess is that the whale went over the hill for supplies, and then the tide went out, and he was left behind.
So you're looking for four-leaf clovers, and you come up with a fiver.
You've seen those memes where people with mock sympathy say they are playing the world's tiniest violin...here's the world's largest. It's in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Somewhere, they are recreating the good old days of elopement at a town festival. The woman playing the bride has the added challenge of walking a tightrope to get to her intended, who's playing a cello. There's a lot of symbolism in this picture, but we don't do symbolism, because who knows what to stand for?
Thought I'd get a picture of a covered bridge before everyone starts posting the ones where the leaves are changing. These were built with roofs to make the bridges last longer in bad weather.
Look closer. please! This is a diorama of a bridge culvert, replete with graffiti, but the whole thing is inside a cut-away spray can!
He wants to take a picture of himself playing with your camera, but he needs the camera to do it. Hmmm.
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