Conan O’Brien joined Twitter a week ago and ever since he has been getting quite a following with over 500,000 people and counting looking at his Tweets. He has only written seven Tweets since joining but I would say the publicity he is getting per 14o character line is paying off. And since Leno...
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From the Urban Dictionary:
Brotastic: Bros + Fantastic = Brotastic!
Head Bro: Hey man, all the bro’s are getting together to watch Dane Cook and play game cube, wanna join?!
Odd Bro out: Yeah man, sounds Brotastic!!
I was surfing the web the other day, as all of you know I like to do, and came across...
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What is emoji you ask? Emoji is the Japanese term for picture characters or emoticons used in wireless messages or webpages. I know that in the United States we have emoticons also, but believe me, they are no where near the level of kick-ass as emoji. How do I know this? Well, most of...
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I received an email from my dad today. It caught my attention over everything else in my Inbox because it was titled this, “Benedict lake Loon maternity unit.” A bunch of different things crossed my mind as to what this email could be about. My dad is a retired physician and in his time...
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As chick flicks often point out, men are not as sensitive as women, and now a scientific study published in The Daily Mail seems to back up that theory.
But that lack of sensitivity has a knock-on effect – men feel much less guilt than women do, new research suggests. And the problem is not...
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This week the Sunday Times printed a story called “Blonde women born to be warrior princesses.” The main idea of the story is that women with blonde hair are more aggressive than brunettes or redheads and more likely to display a “warlike” streak. This was said to have happened to blondes because they exist...
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Scientists warned in a story printed in The Independent that watching TV for hours at a time can lead to negative health effects and early death.
The researchers monitored 8,800 adults for six years to see what impact watching television had on their long-term health. They found that each hour a day spent in front...
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On Sunday the Times published a story that has been creating a stir ever since. It seems that according to a team of British scientists that the G-spot doesn’t exist. After studying 1,800 British women scientists have found that the G-spot is simply a subjective idea that has been encouraged by therapists and magazines. ...
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Less than one quarter of the people who make New Year’s resolutions actually succeed in keeping their goal. A new study performed by psychologists in the UK asked 700 people how they went about try to keep New Year’s resolutions. Only 22% percent of the participants were successful.
The Telegraph reports that the most common...
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In a new study performed to find out why girls and women shy away from computer science, it turns out that the environment of the classroom has a lot to do with attracting females to the courses. People don’t like stereotypes, but in this case, the image of the classic computer nerd who stays...
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