Mark and Domenic (with the help of YOU) present:
The Jar
New!!! click here to see viewer's suggestions for the jar!!

Our two resident research scientists, Mark and Domenic
(who both have Doctorates in Behavioral Psychology)
will be conducting what may prove to be the single most important experiment of the 21st century, no...  ever!
We are going to fill a jar with really gross stuff, seal it up forever, and then check on it now and then to see what's happening.* We will post a nice, close-up picture along with a detailed description of how the ingredients are interacting on a weekly basis.
But we need YOUR help!
What would you like to see put inside the jar?
Email us and let us know!
Or, post your suggestion(s) for The Jar on our message board and duke out the pros and cons of your ingredient(s)
with your fellow webcammers. We will post your
suggestions on this page as they come along.
*note: Send all complaints straight to Hell.
Oh, and also, the jar is made of thick glass, has a "clasp" lock
with a rubber seal and measures 9.5" high
with a 20", slightly square circumference.
The opening is exactly 3.5" wide.

Mark's ideas:
AMC movie theater popcorn "butter"
warm beer
Durian fruit (click here to learn about this putrid food)
Moo Shu Pork
a whole egg
Raspberry yogurt (with Nutrasweet)
water from beneath the subway tracks of the downtown F line
head cheese
a live goldfish
Chinatown gutter water (taken weekday at 5pm)
human doo doo
green Jell-O
a Celine Dion CD
deviled ham
caviar

Domenic's ideas:
a dead rat
Egg Foo Young
semen
human barf
live maggots
South Street Seaport gutter water (taken weekday at 6am)
plutonium
Diet Coke
sashimi combo deluxe platter from Meriken (in Chelsea)
blu cheese
a pokeman
Wow! Nacho Cheese Doritoes (with Olean-brand Olestra)
baby food (strained prune flavor)
raw pork chop

Do any of these sound good? Have your own suggestions? When we get enough ideas to choose say, 8 or 10 ingredients (maybe all of them!)
we will go obtain them, add them to the jar
(all documented on the webcam at a scheduled time of course),
seal it up and...

let the hard-core science begin!
YOU and US:
Partners in science... partners in discovery...

partners in...  TOMORROW!