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Miss Cellania
December 10, 2007
by Miss Cellania - December 10, 2007 - 1:23 AM

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Jason wanted to stage a memorable proposal to his girlfriend Maui. He pulled it off, with the help of their favorite author, Neil Gaiman when he autographed one of his books for her. See the video here.

From 1923 to 1986, American automobiles ran on ethyl, a gasoline that prevented engine knock due to its lead content. Within days of its introduction, refinery workers began dying.

You probably don’t remember the last time you changed your mind about something. And there’s a reason why. Attitude adjustments are often secrets we keep from ourselves.

Pretend to be a Time Traveler Day. It’s OK that you missed it, since you can always go back.

Movie Poster Preview 2008. Get a first look at posters from movies coming out next year.

Cello trio Melo-M and the Liepaja Symphony Orchestra (of Latvia) perform The Final Countdown. That’s some head-banging cello music there, boys!

21 Things You Didn’t Know You Can Recycle. A lot of your old items can help charities, or can be swapped for something you want.

Man vs. Beast: Oral Hygiene Edition. Is a dog’s mouth really cleaner than a human’s mouth, like some say?

Comments (3)
  1. Well, I admit that my dog has whiter teeth than I do and he’s never used any teeth whitener or mouthwash that I am aware of, but I still ain’t letting him kiss me after he’s been going around sticking his head and licking the rear end of the dog next door.

  2. Oh my god, I want Neil Gaiman to marry me!

    …Er, I meant as in, be the one to marry my husband and - okay, know what? I’ll just marry Neil Gaiman, save time on this explanation.

  3. The brains of high school kids are not yet completely mature, so any studies claiming that just because high schoolers are not aware of when and why they changed their minds does not mean that people mid-20s and older are equally unaware. Fascinating study, but not universally applicable.

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