Google Toilet View
No, it’s not a new Google program—I smell lawsuits! (no pun intended)—it’s a look at what curious Web surfers like ourselves might find by putting the word “toilet” into Google images. Our Toilet-View Top Ten:
No, it’s not a new Google program—I smell lawsuits! (no pun intended)—it’s a look at what curious Web surfers like ourselves might find by putting the word “toilet” into Google images. Our Toilet-View Top Ten:
Taco is Spanish for “plug.”
Don’t blink! A 30-minute cartoon may contain over 18,000 separate drawings.
One beehive can have as many as 80,000 bees.
Winston Churchill once designed greeting cards for Hallmark.
C.S. Lewis received more than 800 rejection letters before selling his first book.
The Rolling Hills Country Club in Florida was the setting for the movie Caddyshack.
In the 1850s, Americans set their watches in as many as a hundred local times.
Run DMC was the first rap group to perform on TV’s “American Bandstand.”
Superman made his first flight in a DC comic in 1938.
You won’t believe what our esteemed leader is plunging into next!
In honor of the 143rd anniversary of the day the United States government purchased from Russia the land that would later become the great state of Alaska, we’d like to bring to you some other things related to the number 143. Ahem:
Everyone in the United States is required to answer the questions on this important official document by April 1, 2010. And that includes Canada.
Please cut and paste any or all of the following questions into a comment below and answer accordingly. Comments will be placed in a large virtual hat on April 1, 2010, and one winner will be drawn from said hat. Winner will receive either an all-expenses-paid trip to the Bahamas or a free book, whichever makes our accountants happier. Read. Set. Go!
HOO HOO – very funny video of a guy who stepped into the hallway behind President Obama and VP Biden during the health care speech last night. You can almost feel the guy’s stomach drop into his shoes when he realizes what he’s done and does a slow pirouette outta there. (Via)
It was hard to believe that this story wasn’t a hoax, but it apparently is the real (weird) deal:
“Road safety chiefs have put up traffic signs warning motorists of drunks in the road in a bid to reduce accidents. Mayor Petru Antal ordered the signs – saying ‘Attention – Drunks’, complete with an image of a reveller on his knees with a bottle – after despairing of accident figures in Pecica, Romania.”