Just wanted to let you know that you have consistently misspelled "Cthulhu" (with an "h" as the second-to-last character).

Some years ago, a roommate and I took our Christmas tree out to the alley and set it on fire. The total time, from the moment the flame started to when the tree was completely consumed (and no longer on fire because there was nothing left to burn) was about 10 seconds.

That blog hurt my eyes.

If I recall correctly some of the larger bears can't climb trees.

Okay, why don't you just come out and say it. The proper phrase is "smarter" than the average bear.

Hey Boo Boo!

FTA: "The evidence is plentiful -- but not conclusive yet -- to support the hypothesis that Amelia landed and died on the island of Nikumaroro," forensic anthropologist Karen Ramey Burns told Discovery News.

I agree with PAgent -- any list like this that doesn't include "Breaking on the Wheel" is incomplete.

Let cursive die. It's obsolete.

It may be "art", but I call it plain stupid.

A clarification: the auction is over, but the reserve was not met--so the vehicle was not sold. It may be auctioned again.

Can you say "jumped the shark"...

I meant this: one of the ones I missed, I'd never heard of.

I got eight as well, one of which I'd never heard of.

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What's the "Daily News"? Is that from New York?

Not that I agree with this at all, but the headline is a bit misleading. The judge required the husband to sign a pledge stating that he wouldn't have sex with the girl until she reaches puberty. I think that most people reading the word "marriage" would normally assume there's sex involved.

About the title of this article, I think it's more accurate to say the maps were hidden in Monopoly "boards" and not in the pieces.