Miss Cellania
Morning Cup of Links: Ridiculous Invasions
by Miss Cellania - November 19, 2009 - 4:07 AM
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20 Things You Didn’t Know About Sugar. Pick and choose the facts you need to bolster your argument for an extra dessert tonight.
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Six Crazy Internet Money Making Ideas (That Worked). The problem is that they most likely won’t work a second time. (via Gorilla Mask)
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Sidney the baby otter plays with his toys. I bet you haven’t seen anything this adorable all week.
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How Not to Take Over a Country: The Six Most Ridiculous Invasion Attempts in Military History. There are always a few folks with grand delusions who miss some vital detail, like resistance. (via Unique Daily)
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101 Ways to Get Ahead on Your Thanksgiving Cooking. You might save yourself enough time and stress to enjoy the parade on TV. (via Lifehacker)
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How (and why) did Twilight become such a phenomenon? It’s not just because preteen girls are smitten with vampires -older women are, too.
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Why We Eat What We Eat On Thanksgiving. Traditions may go way back, but many of them don’t go back as far as the Pilgrims.

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Comments (6)
  1. I am all for a good vampire story–and I was a huge Buffy fan, but I just can’t get into Twilight. I don’t see the attraction of Robert Pattinson and I thought the female character was uninspiring. Take away the fangs, and it seems to be a typical abusive relationship.

  2. Oh yeah? I’ll have to talk to my girls about that. They are fans; I am not.

  3. I liked the Twilight Books. I also wore my Converse and my hoodie when I took my 4 yr old to see Where the Wild Things Are. And I own a Wii.

  4. The way I get ahead for Thanksgiving is making sure I called Boston Market to reserve my food :-D

  5. Kate – same with me, I was a huge “Buffy” fan but find the “Twilight” books dull. I also find it disturbing that so many young girls are in love with Edward when he’s a STALKER.

  6. Personally, I don’t get the whole vampire trend.

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