Need to spice up your vocabulary?

Do so with The New Oxford American Dictionary's "words of the year"!

Sitting as the chosen "one" of 2009 is "unfriend", a verb meaning to remove someone as a "friend" on a social networking site like Facebook, followed by:

- hashtag - a hash [#] sign, also known as a number sign, added to a word or phrase that allows Twitter users to search for tweets that contain similarly tagged items
- intexicated - distracted because of texting while driving
- birther - conspiracy theorist who questions whether President Obama was born in the U.S.
- funemployed - taking advantage of your newly unemployed status to have fun or pursue other interests
- tramp stamp - a tattoo on the lower back, usually on a woman

Most, if not all, are sure to raise some eyebrows, but keep things interesting when you pull them out at work tomorrow!

- Pamela Roz Out.

American Pie 7?!

It appears so with "American Pie Presents: The Book Of Love":

(Take note, as with all "American Pie" films, they do not hold back...)



You saw a few cameos in there, but just a heads-up that you can expect to see Kevin Federline, Poison singer Bret Michaels, Rosanna Arquette, Christopher "Peter Brady" Knight and Dustin "Screech Powers" Diamond, to name just a few.

Should mention, too, the new film is going straight-to-DVD December 22nd.

Stocking stuffer anyone?

- Pamela Roz Out.

Tuesday Link...These will make you happy

I love when regular people mess with corporate peoples feelings :) I have presented you with two great examples of this...The first which is "Can I have my spider back?" made its way around the interweb last year so you may have already seen it (if that is the case...read it again...its still HIGH-larious)

The second example of this craft is a new version of the spider bit. It is a letter to Blockbuster about late fees...again...worth the time to read it and read it again

Enjoy!

http://www.canihavemyspiderback.com/

http://www.27bslash6.com/blockbuster.html

Love,

Sarah and Jay

Where Do Babies Come From?

She may not have gone through to "natural" baby-making process, but Octomom has quite to demonstration to answer just that:

(Fast forward to :50 for the good stuff)



- Pamela Roz Out.

Monday Link - It's a 2 Million dollar phone call

So tell me this is not a bad day...you are crusing down the road in your 2 million dollar Bugatti Veyron on your way back to swim through your giant pool of money...you bust out your iPHONE so you can call your buddy and tell him about the unicorn you just bought and how driving the Bugatti is "like the best thing EVER"!!!

The next thing you know, some bird swoops down in front of your money chariot, you drop your phone, reach down to grab it and the next thing you know, you're in a salt water marsh
Unfortunatly even at a 2 million dollar pricetage...the car doesn't come with some sweet James Bond car to boat conversion option

That SUCKS...Check it out!



Love,

Sarah and Jay

Flirt Challenged?!

Are you the type who just can't tell if someone is flirting with you or not?! Are you a flirt reader fail?! Lol If so, well this new drug might be right for you!!! Check it out:

Treat Flirt Confusion with Flirtoproson - watch more funny videos

Try Flirtoproson today!!!
Sulli ;)

Feeling unlucky on this Friday the 13th?!

If so, here are 13 ways to improve your luck/keep bad luck from finding you on this Friday the 13th!!!

1. Keep your fingers crossed – Making the sign of the Christian faith with your fingers is believed to prevent evil spirits from ruining your good fortune.

2. Knock on Wood – It was once believed that good spirits lived in trees and that by knocking on anything made from wood, we can call upon these spirits for protection against misfortune.

3. Find a four-leaf clover – Ancient druids believed shamrocks helped them to see evil spirits, providing the opportunity to avoid them.

4. Put your clothes on inside out – No one seems to know how this superstition originated, but the belief that backwards or inside out clothing brings good luck continues to be widespread – from children wearing their pajamas inside out in hopes of a snow day to baseball players and fans turning their caps inside out during important games, and more.

5. Look at the new moon over your right shoulder – The moon is central to many long-held superstitions, and the New Moon is seen as a ripe time for undertaking new enterprises. Whether those enterprises are successful or not depends on whether the New Moon is first seen over the right shoulder (good) or the left (bad).

6. Sleep facing south – The belief that sleeping with your head facing south promotes good health and fortune persists to this day, even among some doctors. The belief seems to be rooted in the Chinese art of feng shui, which attributes a causal connection between geographic placements and the movement of “qi,” or positive spiritual energy.

7. Break a clear, uncolored glass – While breaking a mirror is believed to usher in seven years of bad luck, the breaking of a clear glass has traditionally been seen as a sign that you’ve averted some grave misfortune. The glass purportedly takes on the ill fortune in your place.

8. Walk in the rain – Anyone who’s ever been caught without his/her umbrella may dispute this one, but rain has always been a sign of good luck. This is probably because it is so important to the success of crops; before modern irrigation methods were widespread, a rainy season meant the difference between lean years and prosperous ones.

9. Sleep on un-ironed sheets – This is another superstition with uncertain origins. Luckily, few people iron their sheets these days, anyway.

10. Avoid cracks in the sidewalk – Most of us know the old rhyme “Step on a crack, break your mother’s back.” Whether the rhyme is the cause of, or a result of, this superstition is uncertain, though belief in it persists in many people today, even if subconsciously. Come to think of it, avoiding sidewalk cracks is probably a good policy for anyone who wants to avoid tripping.

11. Carry an acorn in your pocket – Acorns, the fruit of the sturdy oak tree, are an ancient symbol of fertility and long life.

12. Sneeze three times before breakfast – The number three has been seen as a lucky number in many cultures and religions throughout history. In Europe, where this superstition originated, the number’s association with the Christian trinity is an important association.

13. Pick up a pencil, a pin, a penny, or a piece of coal in the street – Finding, and claiming, any of these items has long been believed to portend good fortune. Some modern versions specify that only a heads-up penny is good luck.

Happy Friday the 13th!
Sulli ;)