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In the news: Court rules AOL cannot distribute AOL 6.0 because it contains patented technology.
In the news: AOL releases version 7.0
Better late than never, we guess.
What the?
In the news: Saddam Hussein says the U.S. is pushing the world toward a pit filled with "blood and tragedies," and U.S. policy is to blame for the attacks on America.
Even the insane are right sometimes.
Oh my (gosh)
The Vatican announced it will produce its own batch of Euro coins.
All good members of the church will give the coins right back in the collection plate.
So lazy and surly
RT Job Fair:
If you're not fat and don't smoke, the European Space Agency will pay you to lay in bed for three months, although they haven't said what they will do if you get fat during those three months because you're laying in bed all the time.
Back in 20
According to a London researcher, an afternoon nap would be a good incentive for workers that don't feel productive. Unless they are already napping for the European Space Agency, that is.
Cold enough for ya?
Canadian researchers have discovered it takes about two minutes for human skin to freeze when the temperature is -76 degrees, for those of you planning on being outside when it is -76 degrees.
I'll take it!
"The West Wing Script Book" is the #9 most popular item in the United Kingdom, according to Amazon.com, despite the fact that it hasn't been published yet, and don't you wish real life was as easy as the "West Wing."
Ways to End the War
xman writes in:
"I noticed on the warning label of a Dr. Pepper bottle said: 'Warning: cap may blow off and cause injury, blindness even death. Please point away from face AND people while opening.'
"Why don't we send Bin Laden a 6-pack of Dr. Pepper and take away that silly non-sensical label?"
Because that has lawsuit written all over it.
Sources: AP, Amazon.com, Reuters
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