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Girl on the Verge of Sex Change Rants, Wonders Why Other Girls are "PMSing Sissie Assheads"

Meet Marina, one of the angriest, girl-hating female college students in the entire world.

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Besides Their Value as Burgers and Handbags, Cows Can Also Point North

According to Google Earth satellite, cattles tend to face the North-South direction of the Earth's magnetic poles. So when you're uttlerly lost in the wild without a compass or the ability to read the stars, look for a cow.

Superman Gets Dark (No, Not by Getting More Sun)

Angsty, tortured superheroes appear to have more depth. The more directions they're pulled in by their responsibilities and desires, the better. The recent Spiderman and Batman flicks are prime examples of good looking men in pain (and in tights) that make big bucks in the bo

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NBA Star Moonlights as Pathetic Stalker?

Shaquille O'Neal is an all-star basketball player, former honorary police deputy, a Louisiana State University alumnus and -- allegedly -- a stalker ex-boyfriend.

Movies Inspire Ritual Suicide
Movies Inspire Ritual Suicide

OK, the title of this article is a bit of a hyperbole. But it's true that movies, and the media in general, inspires a lot of damaging behavior by portraying them as cool. There's yet to be a movie glorifying ritual suicide in the U.S (Japan, however, is another matter), but smoking is some

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Hot College Grad: Carli Lloyd

Across the scoreboard, Americans seem to dominating at the Beijing Olympic games. Ranging from Michael Phelps' superhuman record-breaking 584,683,785 gold medals (j/k - it was 8) to the nation's favorite US Gymnastics gold metalist Shawn Johnson, the US continues to rack `em up and soccer is

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Eau de Cancer

As scientists discover more and more things that cause cancer (like lotion, for instance), at least efforts and progress is constantly being made to fight cancer. Researchers have identified an "odor profile" for skin cancer, and a simple, non-invasive test could be developed to diagnosed the most common f

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Heavy Users to be Curbed

...Internet users, that is. Comcast will proceed with plans to slow down connection speed for "heaviest users". This is essentially a method to punish users of BitTorrent, and other P2P sharing programs that hog the bandwidth. Of course, this plan say nothing about targetting BitTorrent users, bu

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One-legged Swimmer Lost But Wants More

One-legged swimmer fearlessly conquers Olympic waters and loses but the world is still impressed. Twenty-four-year-old Natalie du Toit lost her limb in a horrifying motorcycle accident seven years ago but this determined lady promised herself she would stop at nothing to dominate th

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Death of Pandora

Death of Pandora

Internet radio led a glorious existence, quick to rise to popularity, but equally fast in sputtering out. Pandora, one of college students' most well-loved websites for music, is on the verge of shutting down. Founder Tim Westergren says that despite his website's immense popularity, there's jsut no way

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