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  • THE SHORT AND SORRY SAGE OF STOLEN VALUABE DOMAIN NAME LOOK.COM  By : Cliff Livingstone
    How Look.com was stolen barefaced, and how the courts gave it to the crooks.
  • Funny Medical Jokes  By : anne gilardo
    Funny medical jokes are always good fun...
  • Spells And Rituals Of The Talismans Ancient Keris Swords And Daggers  By : Mani5 Zone Ltd5
    Find Out The Lucky Charm of Talisman

    Talisman is derived from the Greek, which means sacred or consecrated object and these objects connote logical expansion of view of spiritual world.
  • Funny Classified Scam Enquiries  By : Martin Davis
    Below is a list of some of the funniest scam classified advert enquires we have found on the net. If you ever use online classifieds be aware of these examples and take note!
  • Jerry Seinfeld Tickets  By : Macie
    American comedian, actor, and writer Jerome Seinfeld was born April 29, 1954 in the borough of Brooklyn in New York City to Jewish parents. Kalman, his father was of Hungarian Jewish and Betty, his mother, had a Syrian Jewish background. After Massapequa High School, Jerry Seinfeld attended the State University of New York at Oswego in upstate New York but transferred out to Queens College after a few semesters.
  • Comedy Talent Agency A Description in Brief  By : Rodger Jackman
    The largest comedy festival of the world, Just for Laughs takes place at Canada and this proves that the Canada is the ideal place of the comedy talent agencies.
  • How To Get Your Honey To Play Bingo?  By : Erin Jane
    Want to start spending some quality bingo time with your sweetie? Here's a few fun ideas on how to get your honey hooked on playing your favorite game with you.
  • Love quotes - Adding Romance to Your Life  By : lopazski
    The subject of love may be one that is written about more than any other around the globe or throughout history. The great romantic poets such as William Shakespeare and Elizabeth Barrett Browning are prime examples of stating love quotes in timeless language.
  • How to Make Money on Blogs  By : Dmitrijs23 Kononovs32
    How to Make Money on Blogs

    It is well established a fact that the invention and subsequent application of the internet technology has proved rather revolutionary in changing almost all the aspects associated wit hour day to day lives. Several basic things in life have attained newer dimensions. Everything today is either directly or passively related to internet application.
  • Comedy and Comedians  By : Rodger Jackman
    Funny business inc specialize in Clean corporate comedy, and have been filling venues with laughter for over 30 years. Funny Business Inc. has been Canada's largest talent agency and exclusive representative of Yuk Yuk's On Tour from Western to Eastern Canada.
  • The debate for and against doctor’s excuses  By : Matthew21 Markey21
    The debate for and against doctor’s excuses

    I used to have a really high salary, despite the fact that I’ve only been working for a few years. Perhaps that’s the greatest advantage of working in a corporate setting. Not only you get high pay, you also get great benefits and rewards for excellence. The biggest drawback was the pressure I was getting.
  • Our police takes care of us  By : Denis Portov
    This story was told by one of my friends (and edited by me). I can’t say for sure if the story is true but in case of dire need personal information about the participants has been changed.
  • AIDS epidemic in the USSR  By : Denis Portov
    When an adult suffers from а child disease, it is extraordinary painful. Just as it happened to me at the late Soviet time when I caught measles, was bedridden for three days with a fever heat of 40C and was going to die...
  • Crazy student hostel  By : Denis Portov
    Once again about student hostel (this topic has no ending). The story how a door jamb met a head and how the latter capitulated to the former.
  • April Fool’s trick  By : Denis Portov
    One of the best and funniest April Fool’s tricks was invented and played by me last year. I should say that my friend and me used to make fun of each other regularly on April Fool’s Day with varying success...
  • Everybody is happy in their own way  By : Denis Portov
    It’s hard to say for sure what happiness is, but some old people consider themselves experts in this area… Maybe they’re just pretending to know, carrying out their insidious plans?
  • Tempers Flare in Multi-Currency Bingo Rooms  By : Jamie Harrison-berg
    With the UK playing host to the world in its online parlours, English as mother-tongue is now in question, with thousands of Spanish, French and German-speaking players signing up each day.
  • Katana master  By : Denis Maximov
    This story took place in feudal Japan in the 18th century. The great warrior and commander Uesugi Kenshin said, "A warrior has success in his head, armor on his chest, and his fate is in heaven. Go to fight with confidence and you'll come back without a single wound…
  • How To Tell When You’ve Been On Too Many Cheap Holidays In Spain…  By :
    If you want to have a really good time, enjoy the sun and yet not put too much of a hole in your bank balance, you simply cannot do better than a spur-of-the-moment, cheap Spanish holiday. The country has a huge amount to offer and is very welcoming to us visitors.

    However, once you’ve got into the swing of things and become a regular Spanish holiday maker, there are a number of important things to remember when you return from your latest cheap holiday in Spain - those ha...
  • A Very Unlucky Day  By : Buboy Francisco
    The bike was left in a security guard , stolen, and eventually returned after 2 months.
  • Call Of The Mall--The Seasons Of Shopping  By :
    My wife and 15 year-old daughter are shopping addicts. It’s unquestionably their favorite way of mother-daughter bonding. By comparison, a request from me to my daughter to go for a hike, my favorite way of father-daughter bonding, is met with rolling eyes and the inevitable question, “How long will it be?” My daughter has been under the tutelage of my wife since she was three and was awarded her Master Shopper Certification at age 11 years, 1 month, 2 days, just a two months...
  • The Practicality, Value And Durability Of White Pine Furniture  By :
    No matter where you want to add a rustic country look, pine furniture is the answer. It is as popular as it has ever been, and is less expensive than other wood furniture. Pine furniture is preferred by furniture makers because it is easier to work with and more pliant than most other woods. Solid pine furniture is durable and beautiful, and an excellent value. It will easily add warm, casual and even elegant appeal wherever it is used.

    Pine Wood

    Solid woods are classif...
  • What About Free Laughter…Online?  By : Lapovita Cosmin
    We live in a stressful world! From the time you go out from your house to the time you arrive in your office, it is certain that you will encounter at least one incident that would stress you out.
  • The Embarrassing Incident With The Volvo Keychain  By :
    Have you ever had your car stolen? It is a gutting experience, especially when it’s your fault! Now, I can imagine you asking, how can a stolen car ever be the owners fault? In answer to that question, I shall tell you a little story.

    I am a terribly forgetful person! I am forever leaving my keys in shops, the car, lying around the house. On this one particular occasion, I made the somewhat catastrophic mistake of leaving the keys in my front door when I entered my house f...
  • 20 Crazy Things We All Do  By : Rammy Johnson
    Observe and understand some of the oddly factual ingredients that living in todays world has caused. Get to know about behaviour that you normally don't notice.
  • Finding The Right Joke To Tell  By :
    Laughter is the best medicine and a great icebreaker for a first date, as a sense of humor is as the number one turn-on for many women. But it's one thing to have a great sense of humor, it's quite another to have everyone in stitches.
    Well, look no further. Drop the rubber chicken and whoopee cushion, cause it's time to really be funny.

    Ease up on life and yourself; get used to taking things with a grain of salt. See the humor in situations; you'll see that most situatio...
  • Holiday Humor  By :
    - My friend mentioned that he and his wife are taking out a home equity line of credit to buy Christmas presents. Isn't that a little crazy? Instead, my wife and I agreed that we're limiting our spending to what we have -- our existing home equity line of credit.

    - Another friend says he's disturbed by the over-emphasis on gift giving around Christmas. So this year he's taking a different approach. He's focusing on gift receiving.

    - A compliment better left unsaid: Marv...
  • Fonejacker - New comedy genius  By : wayne metcalfe
    If you have not had a chance to look at the latest Channel 4 series fonejacker, but seem to come across it where ever you go, here is a quick overview of the super hit series. Fonejacker is a television series that follows the exploits of the multi-talented actor Kayvan Novak, as he makes prank calls to people all over the UK. Each fonejacker episode begins with definition of fonejack which is defined as “seize control of a telephone conversation by farce esp. to divert it from reason and logic”. Of course, since fonejacking is all about making prank telephone calls, the telephone conversation is usually accompanied by on screen animations that look similar to a Monty Python cartoon.
  • Puffy Wet Lips  By :
    There's this guy who lives across the street from us who we have renamed Wet Lips. When we are in a really lighthearted mood, we refer to him as Puffy Wet Lips. This gomer is in his late 60's to early 70' and has a body like Mr. McGoo and lips like Angelina Jolie's. I mean they are two huge puffy red and unnatural things that look like a pair of slugs. I keep waiting for them to take off in a race around his little head at any moment. Actually, he looks more like that toady l...
  • I Was Just In The Middle Of A Dream  By :
    I was dreaming. I was eating Carnitas. They were very good Carnitas. The waitress was about to bring me another heaping plate of deliciously fatty, artery-clogging Carnitas when I heard tom-toms. The drums had a driving beat that if you weren't dreaming; the sound would make you want to murder someone to make them stop. You might even devise a hideous homicidal act in your head that, though you would never carry it out, would make you feel immensely better (I need therapy).
    ...
  • Scary Movie Trivia Questions And Answers  By :
    1. If you are a teenager living on Elm Street what should you never do?

    A. Go to sleep
    B. Play with dolls
    C. Go to the prom
    D. Have sex

    A. Go to sleep

    TOPICS: We all know from "Nightmare on Elm Street" that your dreams can get you killed by Freddy Krueger. Written by Craven, a former English teacher, the film's premise is the question of where the line between dreams and reality lies. The villain, Freddy Krueger, exists in the "dream world" and yet can kill in the...
  • Fonejacker - New style Comedy  By : wayne metcalfe
    If you have not had a chance to look at the latest Channel 4 series fonejacker, but seem to come across it where ever you go, here is a quick overview of the super hit series. Fonejacker is a television series that follows the exploits of the multi-talented actor Kayvan Novak, as he makes prank calls to people all over the UK. Each fonejacker episode begins with definition of fonejack which is defined as “seize control of a telephone conversation by farce esp. to divert it from reason and logic”. Of course, since fonejacking is all about making prank telephone calls, the telephone conversation is usually accompanied by on screen animations that look similar to a Monty Python cartoon.
  • My First Trip To Destin Florida  By : Tony Isaacs
    Have you ever been to Destin, Florida? I love the white sand beaches, moderate climate and beautiful clear blue ocean there, although it's a much more touristy kind of place than it was about 30 years ago when I first went there with my father, step mother, half-sister, and other family members. I remember that we checked into this one and a half star motel right on the beach, next door to a new circular tower motel which had a revolving restaurant on the top. Made my step-mo...
  • Sweet Free Trivia Question And Answer Fun  By :
    1. Chocolate is made from cocoa beans. But where do cocoa beans grow?
    A. On trees
    B. On bushes
    C. On vines
    D. On roots

    A. On trees
    TOPICS: Cocoa beans come from cacao trees that grow in tropical regions of the world

    2. During World War II, production of Hershey’s Kisses was halted. Do you know why?
    A. Chocolate shortage
    B. Sugar shortage
    C. Aluminum foil shortage
    D. Hershey's produced rations instead of candy during the war

    C. Aluminum foil shortage
    TOPICS:...
  • Useless Facts And Fun Trivia Questions And Answers  By :
    Question: Which is stronger -- concrete or bone?

    Answer: Bone

    Useless Fact: Human bones can actually resist 40 times more stress than concrete. Don't believe it is true? Then picture a piece of concrete the size of a bone and imagine how easily it would break.

    Question: What bird lays its egg in another bird's nest?

    Answer: Cuckoo, Cowbird, Whyda, Honeyguide and Black-headed Duck

    Useless Fact: These birds, called brood parasites, lay their eggs in another bird'...
  • Humorous Thought For The Day - How I Write Funny Lines On A Daily Basis  By :
    Imagine a web site where you go on a daily basis to see a humorous thought for the day. Better yet, what if that site delivers the humorous thought for the day to your email?

    And what if instead of providing stale, you've-heard-it-a-thousand-times-before humor, that site provided fresh, baked-daily humor created on-site in their in-store ovens?

    Well ... that's the project I've taken on.

    And it's turning out to be quite the challenge to keep up with baking all those d...
  • 5 Characteristics of Stupid Criminals  By : Andy Wests
    Here are a few things that all stupid criminals have in common.
  • Funny Jokes  By : Radu Valentina
    Jokes have become such an integral part of our lives, yet no one really knows how the term ‘joke’ came into existence, or who cracked the first ever joke. No matter what part of the world you are from; there is always one person in the group that has an interesting anecdote or joke to offer. What is equally true is that jokes have a way of relaxing the entire group.
  • Fart Noises, Farting Videos & Fart Jokes  By : Martin Fartin
    Colon hydrotherapy is a procedure that involves cleansing of the large and small intestine using natural cleansing agents like mineral water and other cleansing agents like mild amounts of coffee. The cleansing fluids are introduced into the colon using medically certified class II colon hydrotherapy devices. Similar to an enema, colon hydrotherapy is considered more of a branch of naturopathy then medicine. In fact there has been considerable debate on the advantages of colon hydrotherapy, as most medical associations believe that colon hydrotherapy may not have the effects that naturopathy claims.
  • Humor Ability To Apply Humor To Any Situation  By :
    Some people are natural comedians because they have the amazing ability to apply humor to any situation. They do not have to put much effort behind the ability they have either and doing it is not an act at all. It is a gift that they were born with and sometimes there are many people who begin to wish that they were not blessed with such a gift.

    The ability to apply humor to any situation seems uncontrollable at times, and at the worst moments they will find themselves cr...
  • Magic Tricks Revealed  By : Michael Malega
    Interesting article for Magic Tricks Revealed, tips, ideas, recommendations that may be of benefit to you, to lean more about Magic Tricks Revealed, please check our web site…
  • 4 Tips To Know When You Need To Find A Plumber  By :
    Some of these plumbing problems are simply too overwhelming and difficult for us to deal with on our own. Even if you think you can do the work yourself, in the messy end that has to come, you will be glad you called a professional to get the job done properly. However, since hiring a plumber is something that a lot of us have little experience in, here are four things that might be good to know when you want to find a plumber who will get the job done right and at a fair pr...
  • Adventures In Wally World--The Saga Continues  By :
    I must be a glutton for punishment.

    Think I can conquer the monster known as Walmart. Men are thick headed. There ladies I said it. We think we can conquer, fix, or figure out anything. Then we wonder why women go to the bathroom together! To talk about the stupid things their men do!

    Why do I go to Walmart? Well, where I live it is the closest and only place that is open after midnight. You would think it would be very easy to get in and out of there. Ummm, no, not whe...
  • Adventures In Wally World  By :
    I went to walmart 2 nights ago and had a very fun experience. I was going there for a chocolate cake. Cash in hand and ready to rock. That is it. Chocolate cake. Then....my wife calls me and asks me to check her friend's bridal registry and get a bed set for her that is on her list. So, I automatically start drooling and doing the duuuuuuhhh thing.

    Since it is midnight, I ask a cashier where the registry "machine" thing is. She tells me go to the customer service desk and ...
  • How To Avoid Overeating  By :
    From a formal dinner to a grilled food cookout overeating is the most disastrous thing you could do. Overeating seems to be one of our favorite past times and it shows.

    In a health –conscious world no one seems to see the importance of knowing what is in the cuisine they are eating. It is increasingly important to know that zeal for food does not mean to eat everything is sight.

    Know the nutritional information that will help you deal with the dangers of over indulging....
  • All about flatulence  By : Fartin Martin
    Colon cleansing as a process has been in existence for thousands of years, the Egyptians were one of the first civilizations to use colon hydrotherapy to treat constipation. Similarly the Greeks too used Clysters to cure constipation, and finally Clyster syringes were used as a known medical device for constipation. However with passage of time colon cleansing has bifurcated into both a medical and naturopathic treatment. Colon cleansing when carried out medically is termed as an Enema, and colon hydrotherapy (a much larger enema) is prescribed and used by naturopathic practitioners.
  • Living In Mexico With Lenny And Bubba  By :
    I have the very worst luck with getting wrong-number phone calls, no matter what country I live in. Believe me, when we moved to Mexico, the problem didn't get any better.

    When we lived in Overland Park, Kansas, the wrong numbers started the very day we moved in and had our phone connected. Someone, no, I mean thousands of people, began calling for Air-Tech Technologies. The company title is a redundancy, I know, and perhaps that's why at least seven countries were hunting...
  • How to add funny videos to your MySpace, Facebook page or Blog  By : Paul Adams
    You may have noticed many social networking users have integrated funny video content into their profiles to provide a more entertaining experience for people in their friends list. This is a short tutorial to show how you too can add some funny videos to your MySpace, Facebook profile or blog.
  • Johnny Carson: His Life, Career and Legacy  By : Ben Anton
    Johnny Carson brought late night comedy to a new level when he took the reins in 1962. His edgy comedy and unbelievable charisma made late night television worth staying up for.
    This article shows how Carson got to the Tonight Show and his influence on television.
  • The Infamous Donut - Make Your Mark  By :
    Close your eyes and think back to the 60's and 70's. Remember the high-spirited drivers that bought and drove the muscle cars? This may help - -

    Donut: Definition - Circular design produced on a road surface by a vehicle's tires when they are rotating with a greater angular velocity than the road under them.

    As the name implies, the basic shape is round but many options exist. In fact, even the straight burn out has been called a donut. Spirals, checkmarks, hooks, swe...
  • How to Make a Funny Home Video  By : temp
    What is the cheapest and easiest way to get rid of the blues? Make a funny home video - a video hilarious enough that it can make your sides and cheeks sore from laughing, and a video that you will remember again and again and not get tired of reliving it constantly.
  • Trivia Questions And Answers: U.s. Presidential Details  By :
    1. What is the difference between the tallest and shortest president?

    A. 12 inches
    B. 10 inches
    C. 8 inches
    D. 6 inches

    A. 12 inches
    TOPICS: The tallest president was Abraham Lincoln at 6'4" and at 5'4", James Madison was the shortest.

    2. Who was the heaviest president?

    A. Theodore Roosevelt
    B. William Taft
    C. William Clinton
    D. Ulysses Grant

    B. William Taft
    TOPICS: The 27th president William Taft weighed in at 340 pounds or more

    3. How many presiden...
  • Interesting Facts And U.S. Presidential Details  By :
    1. George W. Bush is the 43rd president. How many presidents have there been?

    A. 41
    B. 42
    C. 43
    D. 44

    B. 42
    TOPICS: There have only been 42 presidents. Grover Cleveland was elected for two nonconsecutive terms and is counted twice as the 22nd and 24th president.

    2. Who was the oldest man to ever hold office as president?

    A. George Washington
    B. Woodrow Wilson
    C. Dwight Eisenhower
    D. Ronald Reagan

    D. Ronald Reagan
    TOPICS: By the end of his presidency in...
  • How to Run a Man to the Ground  By : Sharon Gerad
    Women feel the need to marry hoping that this will give them some sense of security. But, instead this changes them and renders marriage obsolete. Learn why.
  • Spy Camera Glass: A Camera In Your Cornea  By : Nahshon Roberts
    We're a society ruled by plastic and convenient shopping. The days of "Dodgy Dan's Emporium of Spurious Imports" are long gone, replaced with the clean convenience of web-based comfort and purchasing ease. Come to think of it, you can pretty much use your parents' or partner's credit details to buy anything from Mace to Tazers, from nanchuks to nightsticks and from night vision goggles to spy camera glasses.

    I Spy
    Spy camera glasses are fixtures of spy movies. The only ...
  • A Conference Call Guide For The Jekylls And The Hydes  By : Nahshon DeMore
    You can't be an office worker and not know what a conference call is. After all, a conference call is as inevitable to office life as reports and promotions. In fact, the more geographically dispersed corporate teams are and the costlier the travels, the more important a conference call becomes. Conference calls fall under the bracket of social interaction. As such, there are rules of etiquette that have to be followed.

    Tips for Mr. Hyde
    If you want to lose credibility ...
  • Cut Your Smoking - But Not In Half!  By : Bradlley Mckoy
    Sigmund Freud once said, "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar." Any self-respecting cigar smoker, however, will tell you that a cigar is far less a cigar when the correct arts are not applied to the preparation of the cigar and the execution of the act itself. The first act in the ritual is cutting the cigar cap, and the best way to do this is with a table top cigar cutter. The cap is the part that you put in your mouth. It is formed by the outer wrapper leaves twisted down ove...
  • Free Online Trivia Questions -- Hurray For Holland Trivia Quiz  By : Deanna Mascle
    1. What is the proper name of the country in northwestern Europe, bordered on the north and west by the North Sea, on the east by Germany, and on the south by Belgium?
    A. Holland
    B. The Netherlands
    C. Netherland
    D. the Low Country

    B. The Netherlands
    TOPICS: What is the country called? Officially, The Netherlands, but it's widely referred to as Holland because during early politics the country was usually dominated by the largest and wealthiest province, Holland. "Neth...
  • Free Online Trivia Questions And Answers -- Hurray For Holland Trivia Quiz  By : Deanna Mascle
    1. How much of Holland’s land was once covered by water?
    A. One-fifth
    B. Two-fifths
    C. One-quarter
    D. One-third

    B. Two-fifths
    TOPICS: More than two-fifths of the country's land was once covered by the sea, or by lakes or swamps. The Dutch "created" this land by pumping out the water. These drained areas, called polders, became some of the richest farmlands of the Netherlands.

    2. Through marriage, war, and political maneuvering, most of the region comprising the pr...
  • What Is Wordpress  By : Hazel Leong
    What is WordPress? – Blogging Made Fun, Fast, and Easy

    There is absolutely no reason to deny the fact that blogging one of the most popular activities in the world today. Just a decade ago, posting your diary online was considered insane, but now it is clearly becoming the craze among today’s overwhelming population of netizens. Not only have people discovered blogging to be a fun way of releasing and expressing oneself to the world, many enterprising individuals have als...
  • Sex, Stalking And NLP Training  By : Andrew Austin
    After allowing for time zone changes and jet lag, I had one day spare to see the sights before the NLP training began. As there was a choice of theme parks to attend and a lot of shopping malls to see, I was up early that day. By 7am, I am experiencing my first “all you can eat” breakfast for less than 4 dollars. Needless to say, I made sure I got my money’s worth, read the paper, drank a bladder full of tea and after taking tourist advice from the helpful restaurant staff I ...
  • Trivia Teaser Online: Free Trivia Questions And Answers  By : Deanna Mascle
    Trivia Question: What is the deepest part of the ocean?

    Trivia Answer: Marianas Trench

    Trivia Teaser: Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench is the deepest point in Earth's oceans. The bottom there is 35,840 feet below sea level. If Mount Everest, the highest mountain on Earth, were placed at this location it would be covered by over one mile of water. The Challenger Deep is named after the British survey ship Challenger II, which discovered this deepest location in 1951...
  • Interesting Facts: Scare Crow Trivia Questions  By : Deanna Mascle
    1. What is a scarecrow?
    A. A device to scare birds
    B. A device to keep farmers company
    C. A device to motivate gardeners
    D. A device to entertain visitors

    A. A device to scare birds
    TOPICS: A scarecrow is a device (traditionally a mannequin) that is used to discourage birds such as crows from disturbing crops.

    2. Why is it a scarecrow instead of a scarebird?
    A. Crows are more easily frightened
    B. Crows are not easily frightened
    C. Crows are the biggest prob...
  • Free Trivia Questions And Answers: For The Birds  By : Deanna Mascle
    1. Which is not a group term for birds?
    A. Flock
    B. Flight
    C. Volery
    D. Swarm

    D. Swarm
    TOPICS: Various insects can collectively be called a swarm but not birds!

    2. Which of these is a fear of birds?
    A. Alektorophobia
    B. Astraphobia
    C. Ornithophobia
    D. Ouranophobia

    C. Ornithophobia
    TOPICS: Although alektorophobia was close, that is a fear of chickens! Astraphobia is the fear of lightning and Ouranophobia is the fear of heaven!

    3. Is one of these birds NOT...
  • Fun Online Trivia Game Questions And Answers  By : Deanna Mascle
    Question: Infants have more or less number of bones than adults?

    Answer: More

    Trivia Teaser: A baby's body has about 300 bones at birth. These eventually fuse, or grow together, to form the 206 bones that adults possess.

    Question: What are the holes in Swiss cheese called?

    Answer: Eyes

    Trivia Teaser: In order to make cheese you need bacteria. Propionibacter shermani is one of the three types of bacteria used to make Swiss cheese, and it's responsible for the ch...
  • Critical Humor  By : Kurt Mortensen
    The proper use of humor in your introduction is crucial. Your opener is where you set the stage, create the mood and get your audience ready to laugh. It sets up the rest of your delivery. Once you’ve successfully launched your presentation, you will want to continue using humor throughout. Sometimes, you will use humor to change your pace and re-center your audience’s focus. Other times, you may use it to underscore a key point, to lighten the mood or to simply maintain rapp...
  • Irish Eyes  By : Deanna Mascle
    1. How many kingdoms was early Celtic Ireland divided into?
    A. 150
    B. 15
    C. 5
    D. 1

    A. 150
    TRIVIA: Early Celtic Ireland was divided into 150 local kingdoms ruled by 5 provincial kings and one High King. So in a way all the answers were correct except “15” of course!

    2. What lies on top of an Irish Coffee?
    A. Coffee
    B. Whiskey
    C. Cream
    D. Liqueur

    C. Cream
    TRIVIA: That was a tricky one, wasn’t it! Except for the fanatics of course…

    3. Where did the “white...
  • Some of the Funnier Things Said  By : Steven Jeny
    Laughter is undoubtedly good for your health. Sometimes, however, it is hard to break a smile. Monday mornings at work come to mind. Well, here are some quotes that can tackle even the Monday morning blues.
  • Free Online Trivia Game Questions  By : Deanna Mascle
    Question: What is the tallest mountain in the world?

    Answer: Everest

    Trivia Teaser: Mt. Everest, on the border of Nepal and Tibet, China, is the world's tallest mountain and highest elevation with a peak at 29,035 feet (8850 meters).

    Question: What language is the most spoken in the world?

    Answer: Mandarin Chinese

    Trivia Teaser: Chinese (Mandarin) is the most spoken with approximately 1,075,000,000 speakers followed by English with 514,000,000 speakers.

    Ques...
  • Ugly people – more than a joke  By : Ken Wilson
    We can think long and hard about what makes us humans. The truth of the matter is that we are not perfect and we all have our own defects. Ugliness is part of us and the best thing we can do is to accept it. The Internet makes a pretty good job at keeping us aware of the ironic aspects of our life and it is smart to use it to our benefit.
  • Ugly men and ugly women – ugly on the inside/outside?  By : Ken Wilson
    The Internet is one of the most amazing things ever invented. It can offer us all the info we need and much more. The online world can be a lot of fun and today we no longer see the Internet as a basic info resource but also as one of the most exciting means of entertainment.
  • Ugly women and men facing the issue of beauty  By : Ken Wilson
    From ugliness to beauty – nothing can be more representative than examples. If you look it up on the Internet, you’ll see just how difficult it is for people to reach that artificial billboard look. It takes an immense number of people around you and a great amount of work to get to the point of looking perfect.
  • Ugly people and charisma  By : Ken Wilson
    We are sure that the idea of ugly women who nonetheless possess unbelievable, charming and persuasive powers is not new to your mind.
  • Why are ugly men ugly?  By : Clint Jhonson
    We have all met the occasion of hearing people call others ugly, unpleasant, and so on. Well, maybe not in these words precisely, but the phrases that are frequently used to refer to ugliness are quite colorful and explicit.
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    Among the many wishes we have, there is one that is profoundly related to the way in which others perceive us: looking as good and as fit as we can. Nowadays, men and women of all ages appeal to plastic surgery for cosmetic reasons.
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    Essentially, people have changed very little in the past 2000 years. Even if we go further back in history, when discussing human nature, the idea stays generally the same.
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    Apart from the instinct of survival, reproduction is the main objective of any organism. Our instinct to survive may also be the reason for the importance of reproduction, because reproduction is the key for the survival of a species.
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    People feel sexually attracted to other people on account of a number of physical traits that could be identified, at the level of each individual, as pleasant and seductive.
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    Whether your roommate is driving you crazy (check out some of the posts at our website) or you have a best friend who wants to move in, these tips can help give you ideas on how to eliminate that unwanted housemate.

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    One of the best parts of a vacation is the positive outlook you derive from pleasant anticipation. Another benefit is the afterglow, allowing you to feel right with the world. A general guideline I have is to live in the present and not yearn too heavily for the past or future; but making brief exceptions for things like vacations can bring some of the benefits of the vacation itself to your daily life. Thinking briefly “Yeah that was great!” or “I am really going to enjoy...
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    Can you think of a time when you or someone you knew heard a really funny story and then tried to tell it to someone else without evoking a single chuckle? Instead of peals of laughter, you got the old “Guess you had to be there” response. Why is it that the exact same story is hilarious in one instance and bland in another? It all has to do with the delivery. There are many different elements that factor into making humor work. Timing, gestures and facial expressions, vocal ...
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    Never, under any circumstances, take a soporific tablet and a laxative the same night. But if you do, sleep in the bath-tub… If you are extremely drunk and swear that you will never dring again , you will forget this when you are sober.

    If you must identify, in a word, the reason for which the human race did not carry out, and will never realize, its full capacity, which the word would be the “government. ” There is a very fine line between the “pastime” and “the psychosis...
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    Hey fatso! Are you worried that you thereafter drop far in an enormous block of cholesterol and the matrix of a coronary giant? Exercise of screw - a scientist said that ankle working observation is right like good for your heart.

    The researchers at the university of Maryland discovered that the laughter of a film of comedy is like goods right for you like vigorous access of aerobic exercise, showing that the old stating “laughter is best medicine” is completely true. To ...
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    1. What was the name of the first computer game?
    A. Pong
    B. Tennis for Two
    C. Pacman
    D. Donkey Kong

    2. How were the Hawaiian Islands settled?
    A. By pirates
    B. By Polynesians
    C. By Spaniards
    D. By English

    3. Which U.S. city had the first full-time organized police department?
    A. Boston
    B. New York
    C. Chicago
    D. Washington D.C.

    4. Credit money is paper backed by what?
    A. Promise to pay
    B. Gold
    C. Silver
    D. Goods or property

    5. The U.S. state Kansas ...
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    Article marketing is yesterday, Link Baiting is tomorrow, this is the future.

    The majority of SEO campaigns have involved article marketing , this was okay until recently. The problem with article marketing is that it produces links quickly. However, the links fall into the “Link Spam” category and too many article links will actually do your site more harm than good.

    Link Baiting on the other hand, is far easier, quicker and more effective than article marketing.

    So...
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    Questions:

    1. One of the world’s oldest cultivated vegetables, this member of the lily family was considered sacred by ancient Egyptians, as valuable as gold in the Middle Ages, and a vital food for many historical military commanders on land and sea. Can you name this vegetable?
    A. Onion
    B. Carrot
    C. Leek
    D. Garlic

    2. Which domesticated fowl was originally native to Southern Ontario, parts of the U.S. and Mexico before being domesticated by Indians and brought to E...
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    Questions:

    1. What is the primary language of most residents of Montreal?
    A. English
    B. French
    C. Canadian
    D. Montrealese

    2. During what century was swimwear revolutionized?
    A. The 20th century with the birth of the bikini
    B. The 19th century with the transition from swimming as therapy to swimming as recreation
    C. 18th century when lead weights were sewn into the hems of bathing suits
    D. 4th century when the first two-piece bathing suit was featured

    3. When ...
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    1. Which is NOT a fact about winter in the animal kingdom?
    A. Some species of domesticated dog turn white in the winter.
    B. Mountain goats with their luxurious 3-inch long winter coats can endure winter temperatures as low as minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit and powerful winds up to 100 mph.
    C. The male moose sheds its antlers every winter and grows a new set the following year.
    D. The weasel and the ermine are the same animal. The only difference is the brown coat of the weas...
  • Trivia Questions From Trivia Teaser Online  By : Deanna Mascle
    Question: Which country is the oldest on earth?

    Answers: San Marino

    Trivia Teaser: According to tradition, San Marino is known as the world's oldest republic. The tiny republic was founded by a Christian stonemason named Marino (or Saint Marinus) on September 3, in the year 301 C.E.

    Question: Which continent is the largest?

    Answers: Asia

    Trivia Teaser: Asia is the largest and most populous continent or region, depending on the definition. It covers 8.6 percent ...
  • Fall Into Action  By : Deanna Mascle
    1. What American city is recognized as the cradle of modern professional football?

    A. Canton, Ohio
    B. Chicago, Illinois
    C. Muncie, Indiana
    D. Rochester, New York

    A. Canton, Ohio
    QQ: Today, Canton is recognized as the cradle of modern professional football. The Pro Football Hall of Fame, dedicated in 1963, is located there, but the real reason is that a 1920 meeting led to the formation of the American Professional Football Association.

    2. The English organized th...
  • The Invention Of Water And Air Creatures; Second Half Of Part Six, The Invention Of Everything  By : Tom Attea
    “I’ll go along with that. You were talking about developing a way for the creatures in the water to breathe. How’d you manage that?”
  • President Of Iran Questions Iran’s Right To Exist  By : Tom Attea
    With a surprising salvo of bravado, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has asked the provocative question, “Does Iran have a right to exist?”

    In the startling speech, he warned Western nations, especially European ones, that they will be hurt if they continue to insist that Iran should not be wiped off the map. And, during a national radio address, he hinted, “You should know that the rage of people is boiling hot enough to poach a dozen pigeon eggs and is like an ocean...
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    We all know the story of the rube who gets sucked into a game of Three-Card Monte on Fifth Avenue and watches his bets disappear in the pockets of the quick-handed sharpie at the folding card table. And what do we have in the Middle East now but a variation of the same obvious sucker’s game, which we choose to call Three Turban Monte?

    Can you pick the Medieval headgear under which we can hope to find a winner? Or are we bound to be snookered?

    On one end, we’ve got the t...
  • Monstrous Trivia  By : Deanna Mascle
    1. The Abominable Snowman, Yeti, Bigfoot, and Sasquatch appear in one form or another in which epics?

    A. Ancient Sumaria epic
    B. Russian literature
    C. Anglo-Saxon literature
    D. Greek mythology
    E. All of the above

    E. All of the above
    TOPICS: The “wild man of the woods” is a familiar figure in folklore from Enkidu of the Gilgamesh Epic, the Russian leshiy, Grendel in the Anglo-Saxon epic Beowulf, and Silenus and the satyrs in Greek mythology. Contemporary reports are...
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    If you are getting ready for Hallowe’en or just getting dressed in the morning, here are a few terrible superhero costumes that can teach us all a valuable lesson.

    1. The Falcon

    The Falcon, Captain America’s sidekick, currently has a costume that fits the superhero universe just fine. However, Falcon’s earlier costume was entirely spandex, that exposed both his chest and his entire arms. This revealing outfit is made even more hilarious by the

    The Moral: Never wear a...
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    We’ve all seen those credit card commercials on television advertising ways to keep your identity safe. They involve innocent victims of identity theft talking in the voices of the criminals who stole their identities. One includes a couple of old ladies sitting on a sofa surrounded by gaudy decorations involving flowers and doilies. While this doesn’t sound so unusual, the ladies are speaking in the voices of two men who have stolen their credit cards, and possibly their ide...
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    1. English Nicknames

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    “I dunno. If I did, I’d be in tech.”

    “Heat.”

    “Oh, right. We don’t want the team to be cold, at least, not all the time.”

    “No way. They’d be miserable.”

    “And we don’t want that.”

    “So we need light and heat.”

    “How do we manage that?”

    “We’re thinking of overheads.”

    “Overhead lighting?”

    “Yeah. Also, heating.”

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    “That’s because you’re not seeing it the way w...

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