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What happens when a Philadelphia Eagles fan loses a bet with a Dallas Cowboys fan?
Find out HERE.
Thanks for being a good sport, Kevin.
And even though the Cowboys haven’t won a playoff game in over a decade, at least those five Super Bowl trophies keep us warm at night. 
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Search for a Surname to view its Map and Statistics
Try it out here – your results come complete with an interactive map and region breakdowns.
And here are the results for Geeding:
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Shopping Cart Purification System
The PureCartâ„¢ system includes a highly effective no-rinse sanitizing solution, an easy-to-use control system and a sturdy, yet portable enclosure. This complete system is currently patent-pending.The heart of PureCart Systemsâ„¢ is the sanitizing solution:
- 99%+ kill rates on common bacteria (like staphylococcus, typical E.coli, salmonella and listeria), yeast, fungus and mold.
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- EPA and FDA approved
- Breaks down into carbon dioxide and water
- Contains a fresh lemon fragrance
- Dries in minutes
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Temping Picture of the Day
Don’t eat before riding a roller coaster.
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Hockey Moms for Truth
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Airline seeks bald men as walking billboards
New Zealand’s national airline is offering to pay bald travelers to use their heads — literally — in a new advertising campaign.
Air New Zealand said it wants 70 recruits to stand in lines in three airports — while wearing temporary tattoos on the back of their heads so the displays can be seen by people lining up behind them.
The airline would pay 1,000 New Zealand dollars ($660) for each walking billboard, a company official said.
The tattoos will promote a new system that is meant to reduce check-in waiting times.
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Presidential answers to the top 14 science questions facing America
Science Debate 2008 worked with the leading organizations listed to craft the top 14 questions the candidates should answer. These questions are broad enough to allow for wide variations in response, but they are specific enough to help guide the discussion toward many of the largest and most important unresolved challenges currently facing the United States.
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Ninja Cat
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Mini-Bag of Randomness
- Good and bad news on the Southwest Airlines Blog-o-spondent contest. I was told I will not be one of the three traveling to Las Vegas to compete at the blogging convention. However, because of my affiliation with Southwest, they asked if I would be interested in making videos for them, some of which will involve them sending me to different locations. So in a way, I won.
- Truth be told, I really didn’t want to go to Las Vegas. I’ve been there three times in the last four years, the most recent back in March. But that blogging convention really did look interesting.
- I had a manager that kept a Magic 8 Ball on his desk. I wonder if he ever knew what that communicated to his team in terms of his decisions.
- I remember walking into the girls dorm one evening in college. As I walked in two girls walked out with a hammer and a VHS of Silence of the Lamb. I asked them what were they about to do (I thought I could get a free movie) and they said something to the effect that this sort of sin should not be on our campus and they were going to destroy this movie so it can’t corrupt any other lives.
- There’s a fun word search you can play on Southwest Airline’s website. I’m sure the people that worked are that are very very cool.
- The Paralympic Games in Beijing will conclude soon, it’s a shame they don’t get much attention. This site has some great pictures, many of which will stay with you.
- Cowboys win! What a great way to close out the last ever Monday Night game at Texas Stadium.
- Roy Williams may have changed numbers, but he still is toast.
- The next game between these two will be good, but I don’t think as high scoring.
- I don’t like our chances in Green Bay this Sunday night.
- DeSean Jackson made one of the dumbest and most selfish plays in the history of football (video below). I hope all high school and jr high coaches use this an example of what not to do. However, I was a little shocked at how it was finally ruled, I believe I heard the term “backward pass.” The only thing is, there’s no such thing as a backward pass in football, it would be a lateral. Either way, very interesting, and one bone-headed play.
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Hell Freezes Over
A Fox News anchor grills a McCain aid, saying the campaign is lying.
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Jim Cramer, a bit prophetic
At first it’s just some rambling, but the more the talked the more it makes sense – and this video is over a year old.
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