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From COED Magazine. I can usually tell. I have what you call boobdar. But there are some good pointers in this article, along with some helpful visual aids.

COED MagazineBreast Test: How To Tell If She Has Fake Boobs

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Real breasts move. They jiggle and sway and swing. And we love every single second of it. Fake boobs, on the other hand, don’t do a damn thing. Unfortunately, you can’t tell how a set of knockers knock just by looking at (most) pictures. So this doesn’t do you any good there.

But if you can see the lady in question in action, watch for what the breasts do during any quick movements. If she’s kept what her momma gave ‘er, then they should heave, change shape and yes, bounce. If they don’t, they’re fake. But in the end, boobs are boobs and, fake or not, we’re always happy to have a pair around.

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No argument from me on this one, though I wouldn't mind seeing the other entries.

Yes, there's a video too. Winners were selected from both male and female contestants.

YesButNoButYes: World's Best Derriere Award...

Melanie Nunes Fronckowiak, 20, Brazil, and Saiba Bombote, 27, France, were awarded the title "Most Beautiful Bottom in the World", a modelling contract for the next international Sloggi campaign, €15,000 prize money, and insurance for their precious derrieres.

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Wow, it's like seeing the origin story of Batman, or seeing the first episode of Star Wars.

No, better than that last one.

YouTube - GILLIGAN'S ISLAND - LOST UNAIRED PILOT - pt1

YouTube - GILLIGAN'S ISLAND - LOST UNAIRED PILOT - pt2

YouTube - GILLIGAN'S ISLAND - LOST UNAIRED PILOT - pt3

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Hah. Totally called this one. Hawking's coming to Waterloo.

Stephen Hawking coming to Waterloo, Ont.’s Perimeter Institute

Professor Stephen Hawking has been appointed a distinguished research chair at Waterloo, Ont.'s Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics.

"The appointment marks a new phase in our recruitment that will see leading scientists from around the world establish a second research home at Perimeter Institute. I am delighted that Stephen has agreed to accept the first of a projected 40 such visiting chairs," Dr. Neil Turok, the institute's director, said in a statement released Thursday.

Dr. Hawking -- who is the Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge University, a position once held by Isaac Newton -- will conduct regular stays at the institute beginning in the summer of 2009.

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Well, there's a top 10 list in there, but it just keeps going afterward. Big grills, small grills, grills that look like other things, grills made from cars and trucks, cars made from grills, smokers, fireplaces ... so much to look at on this page.

Top 10 Coolest BBQ Grills (And Then Some!) - Neatorama

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Just watch. I couldn't get beyond 64, but it's amazing someone took the time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FExqG6LdWHU

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So, dudes are chicks, and broadsword = Ferrari = penis extension. OK, got it.

Felicia Day Explains How to Meet Girls In 'World of Warcraft' - Asylum | Men's Lifestyle | Humor, weird news, sex tips, fashion, dating, food and gadgets

So what advice would you give to guy trying to meet a girl in World Of Warcraft?

Well, most of the female avatars in World of Warcraft are actually guys. So if you're a guy looking to meet girls, you need to make sure to put the person you're interested in through that vetting process. And if you're a girl, be prepared to fight guys off with a stick because there's a lot more of them than there are female gamers. You should join a large guild and pair with other people to go on missions. Try and meet people who are on your same level.

Would it matter to you if the guy's a noob?

Yeah, I hate to say that, but if you're a noob you probably won't get a second glance. Just like in real life when a guy drives a Ferrari, it might not be an automatic thumbs up, but it does catch the eye. So if you have the Ferrari of broadswords, yeah.

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Some very good ones in this collection. Here's two of my favourites:

Recut Movie Trailers: A Collection [VIDEO]

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I scored a modest 81% on this quiz, and I'm not even American.

Take it here.

US officials flunk test of American history, economics, civics - Yahoo! News

US elected officials scored abysmally on a test measuring their civic knowledge, with an average grade of just 44 percent, the group that organized the exam said Thursday.

Ordinary citizens did not fare much better, scoring just 49 percent correct on the 33 exam questions compiled by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI).

"It is disturbing enough that the general public failed ISI's civic literacy test, but when you consider the even more dismal scores of elected officials, you have to be concerned," said Josiah Bunting, chairman of the National Civic Literacy Board at ISI.

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Good god, Harper's gone and appointed a chiropractor (Cambridge MP Gary Goodyear) as the new Minister of Science and Technology. Oh yeah, he's also an acupuncturist.

Luckily, the Liberals have appointed an astronaut as their Science and Technology critic.

TheRecord.com - Opinions - Harper's cabinet full of promise

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