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Producers of the Thai version of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" accidentally fed a contestant the answers to the sixteen questions required to be a millionaire on her computer monitor, and made her play again after finding their mistake, in which she didn't even come close to a million.
For those of you who thought you were having a bad day.
Friends don't let friends talk on the phone
A new British study reveals that people driving while talking on mobile phones are have slower reaction times than drunken drivers.
Help US too
In the news: Bush Vows to Help Globe's Poor
In the news: Summer Postal Rate Increase Approved
Hey, no one said it'd be cheap.
He's writer
In the news: The Baghdad press announced that two new novels, reportedly by Saddam Hussein, will be released soon.
Bush is right. He must be stopped. Now.
Supersize it, and a Diet Coke, please
George Ziolkowski of the East Penn district near Philadelphia, on letters being sent home to parents informing them that their child is too fat:
"When an examination reveals a child has vision problems, hearing problems, we inform the family. We weren't doing anything for weight."
Does the kid have to do extra laps in gym class too?
I said, DIET Coke
In the news: Stocks Fall on McDonald's Warning
Hey, those fat kids will be running laps.
Stick it to us
- xman writes in regarding RT's report that chewing gum can improve your memory:
"Chewing gum can help you remember things? This just totally wipes out the 'Bimbo can't walk and chew gum at the same time' joke. A sad day for comedians."
No, Chris Rock is a sad day for comedians. Carrot Top too.
- SmarT writes in:
"I was just wondering if the flavor of the gum has anything to do with remembering things."
RT doesn't think so, but RT is partial to peppermint.
Sources: AP, Reuters
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