Web Watch is not one to spoil the end of a good movie or TV show.
Heck, we once were able to avoid all relevant conversation until The Sixth Sense was released on DVD before knowing what happened at the end of the film.
So we know how important a great twisty/surprise movie ending can and should be.
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The WORLD’S LARGEST PEZ DISPENSER is getting sued.
Well, not the dispenser itself, but the Burlingham, California people who built the World’s Largest PEZ dispenser and included it as a display in their INTERNATIONAL PEZ MUSEUM.
The company behind PEZ didn’t like the perceived copyright infringement that’s taking place, especially after this unauthorized reproduction received a GUINNESS WORLD RECORD for the Largest Candy Dispenser. The reason behind the lawsuit is that it’s not an official PEZ product, so therefore should not be eligible for being recognized as a valid PEZ dispenser in the first place.
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A recent survey in the Journal of Reproductive Health says that there is a DIRECT CORRELATION BETWEEN RELIGIOUS UPBRINGING AND A HIGHER LEVEL OF TEEN PREGNANCIES.
The study is entitled “Religiosity and Teen Birth Rate in the United States“.
For this report, the CDC took data from two different studies – one on the levels of teen birth rates, and the other on a religion spread across the US.
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One of the more popular – and free – online dating sites, OK CUPID, wants to be sure that you are able to land the date that you’re trying to get.
It makes their site more helpful, and drives more traffic to them. Can’t blame them for trying.
So after analyzing over 500,000 “first contact” messages that passed through their site, here’s OK CUPID’S TOP SEVEN TIPS FOR LANDING THAT FIRST DATE.
In other words, follow these rules and maybe your first message to that potential new BFF may actually get a reply. Be sure to click through to the OK Cupid site for all the detailed charts, graphs, and percentages:
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You know the drill: somebody borrows your favorite cookbook, DVD, hammer, or pair of pants and keeps them for a while.
Maybe you’ve forgotten who you loaned things to.
Maybe they’ve forgotten who gave them things they have on the garage shelves.
Web Watch has books and DVDs that we know belong to other people, but we can’t keep track of who we need to give it back to.
We also know who we loaned our Tupperware out to a few years ago… and they STILL haven’t returned it.
This makes us angry. DVDs, books, and pants are easily replaced. Good Tupperware, not so much.
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Have you ever gone to the checkout lane at the store and wondered whether it was worthwhile to get in line behind the one lady with the full cart and the screaming kids, or join the longer “10 items or less” express line?
And without fail, you will always choose the wrong line.
It ends up that the grocery stores have checkout times down to a science, and it took a high school math teacher to figure out which lane is going to be the best choice.
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Baylor University just finished conducting a survey of over 3,500 adults that related to Clergy Sexual Misconduct.
The question they asked was whether the RESPONDENT HAD EVER BEEN THE SUBJECT OF A SEXUAL ADVANCE BY A RELIGIOUS LEADER.
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Remember the Men’s Underwear Economic Index that Web Watch mentioned the other day?
Have you heard about the HOT WAITRESS ECONOMIC INDEX?
As the creators of the index note, it is similar to the Overeducated Cabbie Index or Speed at Which Contractors Return Calls Index, both of which should give the casual observer some indication of how desperate for work some people are during certain economic times.
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