The story is referenced on the Wikipedia entry for Irukandji syndrome.

This book has the story of the field test in more detail. It makes no reference to the boy being his son, but rather a "volunteer."

I'd love to hear the kid's take on it. I wonder if it's recorded anywhere?

I'm one to talk. I mean, I come from the land of scrapple and hog maw, but I still can't get my head around, say, a fried chicken foot.

I am also open to the possibility that it just wasn't a very good hot pot.

Ms. Wicked was kind enough to put me up for a week in Texas.

Finish your rant when you get to the office, Ian?

So he couldn't just Google for it.

...I guess I'm threatening looking. In an angsty, stick figurey kinda way. I think.

I am the man on point with the vacuum.

At least we don't own the building, so haw haw on you apartment management.

We're going to take a mulligan on the logo shirt and redesign it, but the redesigned "sell your soul for a cookie" shirt is up.

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...Pixel stepped on the keyboard.

Actually, if you don't play World of Warcraft, I'm positive you don't care.