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LeapFrog Alphabet Pal® Caterpillar (Colors May Vary)

Alphabet Pal from LeapFrog has a silly giggle, flashing antennae and a funny walk that are sure to tickle your little one's funny bone! Four learning modes teach letter names, letter sounds, colors and music. When preschoolers press the button on the Alphabet Pal's back, they get a special musical treat! Pull the Alphabet Pal's String to hear the ABC song! For children 12 months and up. Requires 3 AA batteries.

Here's a learning toy that offers kids a wonderful, interactive introduction to the world of letters, sounds, and colors. Alphabet Pal features several ways to play--pull the string and, antennae flashing, the jolly green caterpillar rolls happily along singing the alphabet song. When one of the caterpillar's 26 multicolored alphabet legs is pressed, kids hear the name of that color, letter, or letter sound depending on which mode they choose. Best of all, Alphabet Pal is a parent's friend, too--it's not too loud and turns off by itself when idle. It comes with three demonstration batteries, which should be replaced with regular AA batteries. Made of durable plastic, the toy is 7 by 11.5 inches long. --Marianne Painter

I used to spring this on everyone I knew...you just have them come up with the first word they think of for each letter of the alphabet. What did this show about the person? Not much and everything all at once. This one is mine, my girlfriend at the time, and my house mate at the time. Beer might have been involved.

Best viewed Large. Sign on wall: Army Medical Museum. Officer Roster Since Pearl Harbor. Names listed in alphabetical order. Stars next to officers stationed overseas, crosses next to deceased officers' names. Inclusive dates: February 9, 1937 - February 25, 1946. World War 2. Selected by Kathleen.

How 3 girls tried to hook up with 78 guys in 1 semester: the first installment.
Our heroes:
Jodi Stein, cheerleader, bat mitzvah, and sorority hopeful, whose life plan prominently features her high school sweetheart, Buster.
Celeste Alexander, tormented intellectual and virgin, the daughter of a former Buddhist monk and ex-nun.
Ali Sheppard, a soul lost in a sea of lollipops and glow-sticks, whose long distance boyfriend is a trip-hop hypnotica DJ named Sensei.
It doesn't seem as if these three roomates have much in common. Not at first. But then a night of misery brings them together -- a night when Jodi finds Buster in a compromising position, Celeste discovers an unexpected side to her date, Jordan, and Ali has a distressing phone call with Sensei. What starts as a simple game -- a game born of heartbreak, a bottle of tequila, and a Scrabble® board -- evolves into a three-woman sexual revolution.
Forget boyfriends. Forget "life partners."
This is the future.
This is the Alphabetical Hookup List.
The ABCs will never be the same.