It’s looking like the price of gas could hit $4 or even $5 a gallon this year, hitting everybody hard in the wallet as prices all across the board go up to meet this extra expense. Here are four sites that you can use to help maximize your gas station dollar:
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It’s not something that most music-oriented folk have a problem with, but the average person – surprisingly – doesn’t know much about music. And they often have trouble identifying a song that’s playing on TV or the radio so that they can buy it later.
So instead of calling the station’s request line to ask what that song was, all the listener has to do now is call 866-411-SONG.
Hold the phone to the speaker for 15 seconds, and the system will automatically tell you what song and artist was playing.
The cost is a low $1 per request, or unlimited requests can be had for $4 per month.
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Danica Mckellar is best known in some circles as that cute chick from the TV show The Wonder Years, but as thousands of math nerds will attest, she is much, much more than that.
She is a math genius and has the published papers to prove it.
Britney Gallivan is also a teenage math genius and if her photo is any indication, she and Danica have proven that math nerds can be pretty too.
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Non-Illuminated Doorbell or Garage Door Button
The other day, Web Watch experienced the same problem other home owners have run into: the light on our automatic garage door opener would not go out.
The opener itself was working perfectly fine. The door would open or close when requested via the remote or the wall switch, but the lightbulb would not turn off after the 5 minute timer expired.
And Web Watch is seemingly not alone in this problem. Other websites that specialize in home improvement tips have either left the question unanswered or said that the problem is with the garage door opener’s logic board that prevented the light from automatically turning off.
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BACHELOR PARTY TIPS is a site where the wedding party participants who decide to take charge of the pre-wedding bachelor or bachelorette party festivities can go to come up with some great ideas and planning tips that ensure the lucky bride or groom have a great time.
They have the traditional party pledge that all partygoers must sign and adhere to at all costs, drinking games, party points (those with the most points at the end of the night wins, obviously), a list of 32 “Dudes Rules”, tips on stripper etiquette, and to-do lists for the bride or groom-to-be.
On those to-do lists? For bachelorettes, it includes:
For bachelors, their list includes:
The site implies that bachelorette parties are a bit more crazed than are bachelor parties. Take a look at the suggestions they’ve posted for the “Bachelorette I Never” drinking game. Remember, in this game the object is to never have done these things, because you must take a drink if you have. Which basically means that at least one person in the group has done this stuff. Lucky groom, we hope.
I’ll bet you could combine the “I Never” list with the “Bachelorette To-Do” list and have a really interesting story to tell at the divorce proceedings.
PUBIC SHAVING ADVICE (formerly pubicshave.com) is a site dedicated to the delicate matter of shaving all sections of body hair, from the head down to the toes… and everywhere inbetween.
The various topics of coverage that they offer include the following:
There are no rules to follow; you can be clever, foolish, funny, intimate.
You can whisper sweet nothings, exaggerate as much as you want, even tell little white lies.
If you want to write poetry, now is your chance. If you have no talent, crib some lines from someone else.
There are no laws governing the length of a love letter. Make it as long as you’d like.
Create an intimate nickname for your loved one, but remember, it can come back to haunt you. Charles Dickens wrote to his wife Kate: Dearest darling Pig; Zelda Fitzgerald to F. Scott Fitzgerald: Dear Goofo.
Some of the world’s greatest love letters were written by a Napoleon Bonaparte — a man whose fame came from his military, not his romantic, conquests.
Napoleon to Josephine Beauharnais: [I’m sending you a thousand kisses by letter]…but give me none in return, for they set my blood on fire.
After their marriage, he wrote: I have not spend a day without loving you; I have not spent a night without embracing you; I have not so much as drunk a cup of tea…. In the midst of my duties…my beloved Josephine stans alone in my heart, occupies my mind, fills my thoughts.
Even later, in the middle of a campaign through Italy, he wrote to her, closing his letter with: I hope to hold you in my arms before long, when I shall lavish upon you a million kisses, burning as the equatorial sun.
If you are a true romantic, try having your valentines mailed via WITH LOVE FROM LOVELAND, a service located in Loveland, Colorado, located 30 miles northeast of Boulder. When the letters are remailed, they’ll be sent from the “sweetheart city” of the United States.
The Loveland Valentine Remailing Program started in 1947. It handles 300,000 valentines every year, going to all 50 states and 104 foreign countries. If you would like to have your valentine card stamped with the official Loveland Colorado cache and stamp:
Deadlines for delivery by Valentines Day, Feb. 14:
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