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USA Today Headline: Spring feels like summer
Say what you will about those USA Today people, but nothing gets by them.
Make up your mind already
In the news (February 2002): Pentagon closes Office of Strategic Influence, whose job it is to plant false news stories about U.S. War on terrorism.
In the news (April 17, 2002): U.S. Admits Ignorance on bin Laden.
In the news (April 17, 2002): Rumsfeld Dismisses Report of Bin Laden Escape.
Hmm...
Not quite a new low
The eBay generation:
A photograph of John Lennon's spectacles sold at auction for about $13,000.
Let's all go to the lobby, really
RT Early Warning System:
- 16 of the movies that come out this summer will be a sequel, prequel, spinoff, remake, or franchise film.
- A "Survivor" All-Star tournament is in the works.
- A 24-hour video game channel will launch near the end of this month.
Or you could just pass them all like in the U.S.
New French drivers soon may have to wait 24 hours before finding out whether they have passed the driving test because drivers that fail the test are threatening the examiners.
Meanwhile, Krispy Kreme stock fell 800 points
In the news: The Florida State Highway Patrol will make overweight police officers ineligible for performance bonuses.
Wonder if they have to pass a driving test too...
Searching for answers
xman writes in:
"They are selling tickets to the new Star Wars ALREADY?!?!?! But my Darth Maul outfit isn't ready yet!"
If you were true fan, this wouldn't be a problem.
Star Wars didn't place on Yahoo's top 100 searches last week, but Martha Stewart was #77, by the way.
Sources: AP, CNN, FOXNews.com, NYTimes.com, Reuters, Yahoo
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