Rue The Day!

Now that’s some classy shit right there. Osama Vs. the US -the game!

This painting sold on eBay for over $25,000. Good to know us Chase haters aren’t alone.

I’ve always wanted to try Sam Adam’s Utopia, the 50 proof beer that goes for over $100 per bottle. While it was at one point the most expensive beer in the world, it’s now dropped down to #4 on the list and here are the rest.

Sure Star Wars is a classic now, but at the time it was made, it was a major gamble. Check out more films that seemed like a terrible idea when they were made over at Cracked.

Have you ever gotten a power bill that was unbelievably high? You just knew there was no way you actually raised your bill 300% or so in one month?

It actually happened to me last month. I wish I had thought to do what this guy did to get even though. He paid his entire $300 bill in pennies. It took two men carrying two large duffel bags to carry his payment and after two hours, company employees had only counted out $26. Take that jerkwads!

I think I’m in love. For those of us without jobs this Christmas, cutting corners on extras and taking advantage of our crafty sides is a great way to go. Craftzine has some great tips to save money this holiday, including making these cute grocery bag bows.

Quote of the Day:
“All religion, my friend, is simply evolved out of fraud, fear, greed, imagination, and poetry”. -Edgar Allan Poe

Fact of the Day:
When leprosy was still believed to be contagious, many governments printed special money only to be used in leper colonies. -Source

Today’s Holiday:
World Animal Day

Link of the Day:
9 Amazing swimming pools.

Quote of the Day:
“The More You Do, The More You Can Do.” –yours truly

Fact of the Day:
The hope diamond is supposedly cursed and after 9 owners of the jewel

Photo by Flickr User Absolutwade

suffered horrible fates after owning the piece, owner Harry Winston mailed it to the Smithsonian for only $2.44. -Source

Today’s Holiday:
Video Games Day -yay!

Link of the Day:
The strange monetary values of a variety of things, such as peacock feathers and human blood.

But I did tell you so. The bigfoot “discovery” was actually a fake. The somewhat suprising turn of events though is that the hoax may cost the pranksters some big money, since they’re now getting sued. That’s what you get for playing on America’s love of big, hairy things.