Four eyed salt or pepper shaker

I found this at a thrift shop years ago for a quarter and for some reason I was thinking about it today. I looked online to see if I could find any information about her but didn't find anything. The two sets of eyes and eyebrows on a salt and pepper shaker doesn't make sense to me! I've always been curious of what the mate might look like.

Who knew?

Grisly yet fun...

clipped from www.uniquedaily.com

Wonder why this isn't in mainstream news?

Report: Slain US Nazi hated Obama, had parts for 'dirty bomb'

Trust fund millionaire James G. Cummings, an American Nazi sympathizer from Maine who was slain by his wife Amber in December, allegedly had the radioactive components necessary to construct a "dirty bomb," a newly released threat analysis report states.

The man, allegedly furious over the election of President Obama, purchased depleted uranium over the Internet from an American company.

Via Fark

The next president of Texas?

Chuck Norris has lost his mind

It is amazing how someone can go from "America: love it or leave it" to "America: let's secede" in a few short months.

Duck Trucker!

What are the chances???!!!

Found via I Have Seen the Whole of the Internet

McCain supporter attack was a hoax...

The woman who said that she was attacked because of her McCain bumper sticker made it up, and not only that, she is a campaign volunteer!

I had my doubts when I saw the picture of the B carved on her face was backwards-like she used a mirror?!

Poor horse!

"The young filly needed to be freed from the tree after curiosity got the better of it and it wedged its head between separate sections of the trunk.

The horse, called Gracie, was unable to free itself and could have been in danger were it not for a passer-by who was able to come to the rescue after he heard the horse whinnying .

Jason Harschbarger, a neighbour in the town of Pullman, West Virginia, USA, arrived at the scene which resembled the image of Winnie the Pooh getting stuck in the honey tree.

Mr Harschbarger collected his tools and was able to carefully set the horse free by using a chainsaw to slowly cut the wood around its neck.

However, before he did so, he was able to take a few photographs.

Fortunately for Gracie, she was able to escape her ordeal with only a few minor injuries and, according to Mr Harschbarger, is on the road to recovery.

Following his rescue operation, Mr Harschbarger told a local television station: "She has a few cuts on her face and ear.

"Last I heard her jaw was a little dislocated but I think it is healing up and she can eat on her own again."

It remains unclear why Gracie put her head into the gap." story via Telegraph.co.uk and Bits and Pieces