Why You Will Never Win, No Matter What Child You Are

Published by Atikin in Life
October 29, 2009
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We’ve all had that discussion about being the “only” child or the “eldest” child or the “youngest” child or the “middle” child and how bad it is being one of those children. The truth is, mate, you’ll never win. (Please note, all of this is purely humorous and no offense is intended if true).

Five Facts You Don’t Know About Humans

Published by TimTim in Science
July 30, 2009
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The title says it all five interesting facts you probably don’t about your own body.

How to Fight a Blind Person

Published by WilliamDew in Humor
June 21, 2009
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So you’ve found yourself cornered in the alley and your blind opponent is slowly moving in on you.. What do you do? I’ll share with you some of my experiences fighting blind people and how to best them in a match of wits and brawn.

What’s Your Vibe?

Published by Kaavs in Offbeat
April 22, 2009
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What vibe do you give off?

Top 5 Things You Don’t Say on the First Date

Published by ShadowLare in Relationship
February 5, 2009
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A funny list about girls and what not to say to them on the first date.

A Very Special Christmas Poem

Published by Mark Gordon Brown in Satire
December 18, 2008
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This is NOT “just a Poem” it is a way for you to change the world, starting by sending a prayer out to those who really need it most.

10 Wicked Methods of Revenge

Published by Agent X in Pranks
December 8, 2008
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Pesky Co-Worker? Annoying Neighbor? Filthy Roommate? Look no further!

Law Bans Fish From Texas

Published by Lucas Dié in Satire
October 16, 2008
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After fish have been banned by law from Texas, here is a list of six more urgently needed laws.

When Was the Parachute Invented?

Published by Swapna P in Random
August 21, 2008
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A parachute refers to any canopied fabric device that is strapped to a person or thing. It is generally umbrella shaped and used to slow down the descent from a high altitude. The parachute resists the movement of air past them, acting as a sort of brake. This results in a soft landing. The person feels no more shock than if he had jumped down from a three metre high wall.

Clark Kent and the Dual Identity

Published by Cassandra Goduti in Life
May 11, 2008
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Clark Kent may have had an alter identity as Superman, but we all have our dual identities.