Hopefully most of the stuff for sale here was left attached until the animals died a natural death.
That aside, any person or establishment owner who puts this on their wall is sick (details at site)
Via Mark Morford’s Morning Fix.

Literally.
Forbes recently published their:

…third annual list of top-earning deceased celebrities tracks the posthumous business dealings of the biggest stars of yesteryear. This year we expanded our list of top earners from 13 to 19, in part to reflect a broader range of professions. But that doesn’t mean the bar has been lowered. To qualify for our list, the person in question still must earn a minimum of $5 million annually.

Number 19 on the list at $5 million: Jerry Garcia late of the Grateful Dead. His estate thanks you.
Via Alex at A List a Day.

Apparently there are a few folks who are happy (NYT requires free reg) with the demise of the Concorde:

Many of those sufferers, from neighborhoods surrounding Kennedy International Airport, showed up to toast a jet that had provided them not with trans-Atlantic luxury and speed, but with a first-class earache that throbbed for a quarter-century.

A few of them even think that their efforts ended the Concorde’s career which brings this response from Perry at Samizdata:

It is widespread delusional mindsets like, these with an inability to grasp anything beyond the most rudimentary causal links that sometimes get me muttering things like “the more people I meet, the more I like my cat”.

Perry’s right about the delusional part. I suppose, though, that these folks feel better and will now look to fight something else that will disappear on its own in 20-30 years. Tilting at windmills can be addicting.