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The 19 Craziest Craigslist Ads

The 19 Craziest Craigslist Ads

Obviously, making fun of the nuttier things people post on Craigslist is almost too easy, since these poor anonymous posters really have no way to defend themselves. On the other hand, it’s a free site and you’re asking for it when you post the kind of insane stuff featured in the Huffington Post’s hilarious listicle [...]

Top 10 Alternate Punishments for the Iraqi Shoe-Thrower

Top 10 Alternate Punishments for the Iraqi Shoe-Thrower

As you may have heard, Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al-Zaidi (at right) was sentenced to three years in jail yesterday for a little-known altercation during which he threw a shoe at U.S. President George W. Bush. It’s kind of a bummer, and in a deliciously Kafka-esque way says a lot about the humorless nature of bureaucracy. [...]

The 25 Most Valuable Blogs

The 25 Most Valuable Blogs

What is the internet reading about? Politics, celebrities and the World Wide Web itself.
Go To List: http://247wallst.com/2009/02/23/the-twenty-five-most-valuable-blogs/

17 Great Celebrity Kisses

17 Great Celebrity Kisses

It’s been a little while since we’ve done any serious celebrity gossip gawking or pointless picture perusing, so when we came across Mike Alvear’s listicle of 17 Great Celebrity Kisses we couldn’t resist for long. Of course, we’re not sure that they all qualify as successful kisses (poor Kirk Douglas, at right). Though as Alvear [...]

12 Steps to Bush Recovery

12 Steps to Bush Recovery

Are you still reeling from 8 years of abuse and unjust treatment? Has the warm light of Obama not completely thawed the icy grip of the Bush years on your fragile heart? Fear not, political trauma expert Emily Bracken has a listicle to ease you into a healthier mental state. Her 12 Steps to Bush [...]

The 5 Most Messed Up Kids on YouTube

You’re undoubtedly aware of the recent internet meme swelling out of one young David’s post-dentist adventures in the back seat (you’re not?). Well, the intrepid researchers at Esquire have compiled a helpful listicle that reveals the sordid origins of this generally sordid cycle of parents exploiting their unsuspecting children for Internet fame. In all honestly, [...]

Weekly Wednesdays: Valentine's Day Listicles

Weekly Wednesdays: Valentine’s Day Listicles

We had this incredible idea for a great Valentine’s Day listicle that you would have all loved and never been able to put down. It was going to be the most useful, unsentimental, lucid list about love you’d ever laid eyes on. Then we got swamped with other folks’ Valentine’s listicles (”Valensticles“?) and ran out [...]

37 Reuses for Old Clothes

37 Reuses for Old Clothes

It’s been Spring-like warm in New York for two days now, and we’re having an epic battle with our clothing closet figuring out what we can still wear in this weather and what we buried months ago in hopes it might disappear.
Rather than re-bury everything, why not make use of all that stylish fabric by [...]

10 Dangerous Diets

10 Dangerous Diets

This helpful CNN listicle assembled by our friends at mental_floss takes a backwards-looking journey through dieting to expose various food trends as far back as the 18th century. We especially dislike the sound of the Master Cleanse diet, whose principle ingredients you see at right.
It just goes to show, science has come along way, but [...]

10 Books and Films to Prepare Obama for China

Though no formal plans for the new president’s first trip to China have been drawn up yet, it’s never too early to start planning, reading and watching. Such is the premise behind Jeffrey Wasserstrom’s listicle of 5 suggested books on China and 5 complementary films for the new President, all of which are equally valid [...]