I was a fairly young child when this episode of Saved By the Bell aired but I was still wordly enough to find it absolutely hilarious that Jessie Spano got addicted to caffeine pills and had an intervention Aquanet style. 
This scene is probably the most famous one to ever come out of the show (which simultaneously speaks well and ill of its quality). Elizabeth Berkley seems to have a sense of humor about it. I remember her reenacting her overacting while promoting the Bravo dance show she was hosting last year. 

Bento is a Japanese home packed lunch that consists of fish/meat, rice and vegetables arranged in a visually appealing manner. Bento designs can be incredibly elaborate. There are numerous websites dedicated to people displaying their bento talents but this one in particular gained internet acclaim for the intricacy (and cuteness) of so many of the prepared meals. 
An example: 

Yes, that is a depiction of Where the Wild Things are done entirely in food. You can see more details about what “materials” went into it at the link. 
While it’s unlikely that any …

Yesterday, the illustrious Jon Swift saw fit to crumple himself into a piteous, bawling heap over his mediocre showing in the 2008 Weblog Awards, mewling about drifting back into sixth (sixth!) place.
Boo. Freakin’. Hoo.
We weren’t even nominated for one of the damn things, Jon, despite our best efforts at Louisiana-style railroading and ballot stuffing during the process. So don’t think for a minute that your plaintive shrieks and wails will have any effect at all on my voting decisions, because above all else I am impervious to… to…
Oh, all right, …