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College Degrees & Classes That Nobody Needs
Some may argue that there’s no such thing as a useless degree – any education is good education. However, these seemingly pointless studies may be an exception to that rule.
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15 Celebs That Were Spanked As Children
Some have tried arguing that children who are spanked grow up to be more disciplined and more successful. Whether or not this is true is too complex to know, but it is interesting to take a look at some famous people throughout history who have admitted t
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15 Futuristic Weapons That Will Certainly Make A M
Since the dawn of mankind we’ve been coming up with new and creative ways to kill each other – you could argue that it’s what humans do best. Advancements in science and weaponry will make the battlefields of fifty years from now seem a heck of a lo
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Secrets of Government Mind-Control
Conversations about mind-control and voices in your head are typically reserved for people bound for rooms with padded walls. But, a fast-growing subculture argues that it is not so far-fetched.
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The Avatar/Pocahontas Conspiracy
We would also argue that Avatar is a rip-off of FernGully: The Last Rainforest, there are literally bulldozers taking down trees in that cartoon (as in Avatar) and the main character becomes the same size as the rest of the fairies in that epic cartoon-fi
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Motorcycle Madness
These aren’t your everyday motorcycles. In fact, some people would argue that the contraptions in these photos aren’t motorcycles at all.
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Obese Lab Animals May Fudge Biology Research
A group of researchers argue that lab animals frequently suffer from excessive weight and lack of exercise, which may lead to flawed lab tests.
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The Smallest Cars
The idea of small mass-produced cars dates back to the 1910s. But few would argue that the "Golden Age" of such cars arrived right after World War II, bringing with it "bubble"-licious designs.
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Grandest of School Building and Campus in the Worl
If all high school, college and university campuses looked like this, attendance rates would skyrocket. Some may argue that it’s what’s inside that’s important, but there’s no reason for school buildings to be bland, boring boxes. From a big open
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Headphones with IPod Controls, from Cheapest to Be
Ain't we argued that Apple iPods have been iconic, that third party headphone manufacturers are itching to get their product paired with it ideally. Here is the list of headphones with built-in iPod controls from cheapest to best.
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10 Signs That You Might Be An Idiot
Never Argue with Idiot.. signs to identify them
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This So Beautiful Autumn – Fall in Photographs
You could easily argue that autumn is the most beautiful season of the year. Leaves turn to yellow, orange, and bright shades of crimson. They fall like a shower from the trees, giving us a way to watch the wind dance. They paint the landscape with a blan
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Majic Of Acupuncture
Clear records of acupuncture’s usage date back two thousand years, but some historians argue that it’s been practiced for twice that long. Either way, it’s undoubtedly older than much of what we take to be medical gospel—anesthesia, vaccines, and
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Weapons That Make You Wonder
Weapons have been used to project group will and for defence throughout human history. Although some have argued for revolutionary
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Top 10 Game Changing Moments in Music of the Decad
Some people might argue that the decade starts ’00 and ends with ’09 but since I haven’t done a “Decade Review List”, I will start my decade with ’01 – 00. Below are some of the best moments in the past decade that changed the course of mus
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Top 10 Biggest Inventions Of All Time
Few people would argue that building a better mousetrap would generate much excitement amongst consumers. But the designer of the mousetrap sure caused a stir. Here are some other more pertinent innovations.
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Since when is Arizona Not a "border State"?
Deocrat argues that if Arizona was actually a border state shoule would rethink boycotting their new law. Duh!
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Don't Argue with These Women
Don’t believe that all women are fragile. These girls are very strong, and don't you dare argue with them. They can easily life a guy over their heads.
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airship hangars
It would be impossible, in our day and age, to create such a project as Conde Ferdinand von Zeppelin's. Some argue it would be utopic and risky and that there are safer ways of making the oldest human dream of flying true. Nonetheless, according to circum
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Top Reasons It's Great to Be A Guy - Part I
Some say it's a man's world - maybe so. Not to say that it is any easier being a man in today's world; in fact, if anything it may be much harder being a man in modern times than in the past, when supremacy was just a rule that could not be argued! Guys -
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