
Yes, Virginia, they do still make carbon paper. You can buy it at Staples. Who knew? How groovy.

Allegedly the largest work of art made from toast, this 16' x 16' Mona Lisa in Hong Kong is groovy. We Groovy People hope the artist didn't get scolded by his mother for playing with his food, because this is much more contributive to our culture than a guy buying fat pants for all the toast he ate, know whut I mean?



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Having sought unsuccessfully for several years to replace this rope light nativity whose lights were going out, Martha Stewart visited our home and patched in the darkened areas with clear rope lights wrapped in colored cellophane. At night, one can hardly tell the difference between the Live and the Memorex. Tres groovy, n'est-ce pas?
At first glance, this one does seem to lack the 7:16 factor, but you still gotta admit that this is the grooviest street sign you have seen in a loooooong time. I mean it.
Ok, in the entire universe of groovy things to discuss, I have a problem with this one. It lacks what I call the "Matthew 7:16 Factor," which says "by their fruits ye shall know them."