Several weeks before my midterms (middle of Februrary), I finally made curry that didn't suck. Consequently, I decided to postpone doing the dishes that were used to make it.... indefinitely. The following picture was taken on March 21, 2005.

Curry dish, unwashed since mid-Februray

Now, this picture may seem unclear due to the shitty cell-phone camera. By which I mean, you can't really see the algae and lil tiny mucoses that now reside in the curry remains. So, instead of using a better camera, I used a 400x magnifaction lense to clarify the finer details.

Magnification reveals signs of life in pot

If you took a close look at the pic above, you probably noticed that magnification was applied not only to the month-old moldy goodness, but also the the censorship device. I would've never believed it untill I experienced it myself, first hand: pepper is the most efficient censorship device i've ever used!!!! I have applied to every photo that needs censorship, and there has been NO COMPLAINTS! for instance, take a look at the following yoga ad we saw in some coffee shoop.

Would you want to see this w/out censorship???

So in conclusion, the upward facing dawg is a key yoga pose, used by millions of bearded men throught the world.