It's Friday, right?

Okay, maybe one of them is an actual reading assignment. The rest are entertainment. If you don't like that, you know where to find townhall.com, right?

Living pictures formed by thousands of US soldiers.
 
A Rasmussen Reports survey finds that 75% of Americans are in favor of auditing the Fed.
 
Finally, your leg will see some relief now that this new product for dogs is on the market.
 
How happy do you think this little girl is going to be with this portrait?
 
The snake, it has flavor.
 
Just in case you thought wishes don't come true.
 
A case of false advertising.

Remember the best wedding entrance ever? Hey, there was at least a 50% of this happening, right?

I'm not sure if any real notes are coming. It may be the webwench show on here today. If so, I apologize in advance.

Our Washington correspondent Jamie Dupree is going through the health care bill page by page and bringing you information you won't get anywhere else.

• "Limitations on Review" is popping up all over the bill. What does it mean?
• What is this "magical expenditure" in Section 2002?
• Republicans and Democrats interpret the Medicare wording differently
• Hear Jamie live on the Neal Boortz show weekdays at 12:06pm ET