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January 2008

Top 10 Zombie Movies

Published on January 29, 2008 - 155 Comments

This has been a tough list to put together. I have selected many films that will be known to you all, but I have also included a couple that are lesser known - they are still brilliant films, and hopefully this list will help to expand your zombie viewing horizons! So onwards, the list:

10. 28 Days Later 2002, Danny Boyle - UK

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The reason this is so high on the list is because of the fact that its characters are not undead (my preference in a zombie flick) - they are merely infected with a virus. The plot, which most of us already know: Four weeks after a mysterious, incurable virus spreads throughout the UK, a handful of survivors try to find sanctuary.

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Top 10 Bizarre Things You Can Buy on Amazon

Published on January 29, 2008 - 113 Comments

So, you are shopping for the man/woman who has everything and have no idea what to buy? Here are ten unique and unusual products that can be bought on Amazon.com:

10. Wolf Urine

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100% pure wolf pee. Use this pee to deter unwanted creatures from your home. Its effectiveness is vouched for by one Amazon reviewer who said:

My Uncle Jared had been under the weather since his wife passed away. He was also in a lot of debt and doing drugs. So one day he bought this Wolf Lure, apparently covered his body in it, and went into the forest. We held his funeral last Thursday, but there was no body to place in a casket so we just remembered him the way he was, and placed flowers by the forest where his mauled clothing and remnants of teeth and flesh lay in eternal slumber. The local news ran a report of him, and we all wish him well with his wife.

Please note: this product can not be shipped to California due to state regulations on the importing of animal pee.

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Last Drinks! Logo Competition Nears Its End

Published on January 28, 2008 - 14 Comments

As you (hopefully) all know, we are currently running a competition to find a new logo for the site. The competition has been running for two months and the prize is $200 US. You can find the rules and regulations on the original post.

You now have four days in which to enter this competition!

This is our largest prize so far so be sure to be a part of this monumental competition. The winning logo will star on the site and all of our merchandise!

Top 10 Books of All Time

Published on January 28, 2008 - 244 Comments

What a daunting task it would be to write a list like this, but fortunately for us, Norton (of the Norton Anthologies) asked 125 of the greatest living writers to select their top 10, and then (using statistics) produced a final list of the ten greatest books ever written. I certainly agree with the majority of the selections. This is a list of the top 10 fictional books of all time - needless to say, if you have not read these books, you probably should.

10. Middlemarch George Eliot

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Middlemarch is considered by many scholars to be one of the most important novels of the Victorian era. It was written by George Eliot (pen name of Mary Anne Evans) and was first published in 1871 to 1872. It is set in the 1830s in Middlemarch, a fictional provincial town in England, based on Coventry.

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Top 10 Evils of Scientology

Published on January 28, 2008 - 176 Comments

This list is a combination of other lists I have already written about scientology but with more of a focus on the deaths caused by the organization. Be sure to read the afterword for details on the up coming protests against the group.

“I have taken what 1 consider to be the most expedient way out of my present predicament. I harbor no resentment against anyone, except the Church of Scientology. They have a great deal to do with my demise. To play with people’s defense mechanisms in the manner that they do is a criminal thing at best. l hope they can be outlawed.” — Suicide note by James Hester

10. Scientology is a Secret Organization

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The swift and calculated responses from the group have managed to do what no other organisation or government has done - censor certain information from the internet. You can find out how to make a bomb on the internet, but you can not find out what you have to do to pass the top levels in the Church of Scientology. Ironically, considering they are so secretive, it does not stop them using information taken from people they audit against them if they turn on the group. This would be the same as a person confessing to a priest, leaving the Church, and having the priest publish their confession on the internet.

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  • ben: Men might be illiterate, but they aren't as illiterate as this list implies.
  • jah blum: WHO'S THE FUCKWIT THAT CAME UP WITH THIS LIST!!
  • jah blum: Johnny Depp should be number 1 Will Smith should be in the top 10 Denzel Washinton included
  • wingsfan: A teacher is teaching her first grade class the relationship between colors and flavors. She hands ...
  • Khomeini: Khomeini is one of the top evil and fascist in the world he destroyed Iran and also the world , he i...
  • rjdorado: The Dyatlov Pass incident should definitely be on here: "The Dyatlov Pass incident refers to a myst...
  • timmy the dying boy: At risk of beating a dead horse, Hitler should not be on the list. Save him for the Ten Worst list. ...
  • meltingbridge: I think that an Islamic general (probably Khalid bin al walid) should definitely be included in the ...