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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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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When you are a fan of a particular NFL team and don’t live in that city’s local viewing area, you really only have these choices for being able to watch your favorite team play on TV:
Or you have the most common option: rely on your local CBS or FOX affiliate to decide which games they’re going to air in their markets. The worst part is that they don’t have to make that decision until late in the week preceding the game date.
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Because nothing says “stimulation” than seeing that the men’s underwear market is a US$5 billion a year industry, give or take a little.
And these business analysts say that the economic ups-and-downs we’ve been experiencing lately are all tied to how often men purchase their tighty-whiteys, boxers, boxer briefs, thongs(!), and banana hammocks. (Web Watch includes those latter items for our European and more adventurous readers.)
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Snuggies are all over TV.
College kids are having Snuggie Bar Crawls.
They even have Snuggies for Horses
So what is it about the blanket with sleeves that has everyone all excited? Because the Snuggie allows you to do things that would normally be difficult if a traditional blanket got in the way.
So claims the writers of the SNUGGIE SUTRA, the ultimate guide for how to have sex in a Snuggie.
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Web Watch fully supports not throwing computers and other electronics away to rot in a landfill, when they can be properly dismanteled and have parts reused or disposed of in an environmentally-safe manner.
That said, it appears that some companies take this recycling thing just a bit too far by requesting that we recycle EVERYTHING.
Including adult toys and novelties.
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Today’s cameras are marvels at point-and-click technology, that it is practically impossible to take a bad photograph.
But people do take bad photos, all the time. In part, it’s because modern digital cameras offer so many options to the novice photographer that they get overwhelmed and make bad photographic decisions.