OK, so this guy posted a photo of his speedo reading 150mph, and a 2nd photo of a motorway, he used a nickname and thought that he could 1) not be traced 2) the photos could not be linked.... WRONG picked by thecritters 2 years ago

Features:

One button transfer between Betamax and HD-DVD
Play and Record both Super and regular BetaMax
Blah, blah, blah
Uses electricity
Has a manual
Something else
Frakkin' sweet remote
You aren't even reading this picked by buddha 2 years ago

If you're the parent of a teen-aged boy in Florida, you probably muttered "not again" while reading your morning newspaper this week. There on the front page was yet another case of an adult female teacher being arrested for admitting to having had sex with an underage male student. picked by bornbad 6 months ago

The Guardian is running a special showcasing some of the best interviews in the 20th century. These include Hitler, Mae West, Castro, Margaret Thatcher, Malcom X, Marilyn Monroe, and many many more. Interesting reading picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago

Most people either think he's crazy, or a genius. I absolutely think both are true. This is an interview linked to his official website (tomwaits.com).
When you are finished reading, please visit your favorite video/audio website and listen to some of his work. picked by Rowangrey 1 year ago

I've been reading this webcomic for a long time, and it never fails to entertain me! It has it all, from sex to randomness to excessive red bull drinking, what more could ya want ey? Hope it entertains you guys just as much! picked by doodlechild 2 years ago

I was doing a bit of light reading the other day and happened upon an article written about a nine year old professional gamer. This started me thinking about wizkids. I did a search for prodigy children and the world’s youngest professionals on Google and what I found was truly amazing. picked by leopoldogolba 2 years ago

Dyslexia is a learning disability that can often be devastating if untreated. People who suffer from dyslexia primarily have trouble with written language, both reading and writing. Despite having this affliction, many people overcome it to lead normal and successful lives. picked by AutumnLotus 12 months ago

I believe that a prime motivation of those waging the current "war on drugs" is to discredit and destroy any "counterculture" before it becomes the dominant culture. Religious fundamentalists have not forgotten the religious upheavals of the 1960s when millions of young people, often after using marijuana and other psychedelics, reading Timothy Leary or Alan Watts, or listening... read full post picked by nickcobb 3 months ago

There are lots of things to get done before you die. One of them is reading some of the "need-to-read" books. Are you wasting your life away? picked by thunderjack 2 years ago

Spielberg and Lucas wanted Kasdan to write the movie which would become Indiana Jones. They discussed the story and hashed out ideas for 5 days. Link includes a 125-page transcript of that story conference. Interesting and educational reading especially for budding script writers. picked by 2manyusernames 9 months ago

Did you know frozen peaches and peas can actually be healthier for you than fresh ones? Were you aware that Chicken McNuggets actually contain beef extract?

There’s a whole lot most of us don’t know about the foods we eat every day. I don’t recommend reading this if you’ve just ate -particularly if you just ate canned mushrooms. picked by Bingo 5 months ago

An article on why the LotR movies stunk. Much funnier if you think of Comic Book Guy reading it. picked by runninutes 2 years ago

Anonymous confession website. Grouped by the seven deadly sins, or miscellaneous. No longer accepting confessions, but you could spend countless hours reading them. Very thought provoking. picked by sykeo56 2 years ago

The KGB bar in New York City has a monthly reading series featuring some of the best in speculative fiction. They are having a raffle to help support the readings. Tickets are only $1. Prizes include signed personal items from authors, signed books, having your name in a book, artwork, magazine subscriptions, and more.
Great cause plus awesome prizes all for just $1. picked by 2manyusernames 1 year ago

The following story, entitled Walter and Winnie, was published sometime in the 19th century by an unknown author. It’s roughly 450 words long, and after you read it once, try reading it again three times fast. picked by AutumnLotus 11 months ago

Headlines in Wednesday's edition included "Man gets on bus" over an item reading: "In what is believed to be the first reported incident of its kind, a man got on a bus yesterday. 'It was easy,' he said. 'I just lifted one leg up and then the other and I was on.' " picked by Bornbad 8 months ago

I fully expected to see "alcohol was involved" when I was reading this. Not sure how else two yahoos thought that covering their faces in permanent marker would aid their criminal endeavours. picked by cecilberman 1 month ago

Blame it on poor usability or just not reading the frickin' manual, but it turns out that 95 percent of all returned gadgets actually work despite what customers may say or think. That's right -- of the $13.8 billion worth of returned products in 2007, only 5 percent were because gadgets were truly broken. picked by sandossu 1 year ago

When asked what she will look for in prospective city employee's she replied,

"“We will also look for people who want to characterize the origins of both man and animals in a way that honors Judeo-Christian science that proves God as the creator,” she said."

Her Q&A makes for interesting reading too picked by Doggylives 4 months ago