Parents are crying foul over an iPhone app called Baby Shaker.
The aptly named game challenges (ab)users to "See how long you can endure his or her adorable cries before you just have to find a way to quiet the baby down!" And the only way to silence these little angels (god willing) is to vigorously shake them until ... [Read More]
Some economists think the recession could be over in months, but the government isn't counting on it.
In anticipation of mass suicides, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has launched a new website for "Getting Through Tough Economic Times" (samhsa.gov/economy).
"The guide is a quick ... [Read More]
Let's face it, praying for your immortal soul is a major inconvenience. If only there was a way to pay someone (or something) to pray for you.
Well say halo to the Information Age Prayer (informationageprayer.com). For just $3.95 per month this sacrilegious site will say your prayers for you using "state of the art ... [Read More]
Every month millions of men are held hostage in their own homes by a biological attack known as PMS. And god help you if you incorrectly profile a woman as having it.
Tired of living in constant fear of these hormonal terrorists, Jordan Eisenberg created an early warning system called PMS Buddy (pmsbuddy.com). It's a ... [Read More]
Barack Obama is known for being well-spoken, at least when his teleprompter is working. Without it he's like a deer in headlights, stuttering and seemingly lost in thought. But apparently even with the teleprompter he has trouble.
At a St. Patrick's Day celebration at the White House, President Obama mistakenly read the ... [Read More]
The #1 internet superhero musical of 2008 is finally out on DVD! No not Prop 8 – The Musical (gay is not a superpower). It's Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, of course.
In what's gotta be the best origin story ever, it documents Dr. Horrible's (Neil Patrick Harris) rivalry with the self-absorbed hero Captain Hammer ... [Read More]
Talk about crying over spilt milk. Stephanie Knapp Muir created a facebook group called "Hey, Facebook, breastfeeding is not obscene!" in response to the site deleting her photos.
The group, which currently has over 130,000 members (or 260,000 boobies) defends breastfeeding, arguing it's perfectly natural. However many ... [Read More]
