Bartering Sex for Stuff (or Services)

It is the one currency still in use that dates back thousands of years -- sex. Apparently people are willing to trade sex for either goods or favors. A survey finds college students bartering intimacy for a variety of things, including help preparing for a test....

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JUST ASKING: Is Michael Phelps A Douche?

After carefully reviewing extensive photographic evidence of what he looks like when he’s wearing street clothes instead of Speedos, I have to at least ask the question: “Is Michael Phelps a douche?” Before expressing your outrage over this seemingly premature Blagglash, at least allow me to present the following evidence for your consideration

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The 6 Most Terrifying Foods in the World

Fear Factor all over again... with much more humour.

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15 Images You Won't Believe Aren't Photoshopped

There's a whole bunch of jaw-dropping pics that the internet declared 'FAKE!' the moment they appeared. But as it turns out, some of them are, in fact, insanely surreal photographs of weird stuff around the world.

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If you aren't watching the Olympics, here's what you missed.

Screenshot of the most entertaining moment of the Olympics thus far.

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MSNBC BREAKING NEWS [Pic]

Try it yourself!

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All Drug Olympics

The Russian weightlifter is dying to win a gold medal.

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New Yorker's Map of America

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Radio Signal Detected from Beyond Solar System

On the evening of July 28th, the Indlebe Radio Telescope, situated on the Steve Biko campus of the Durban University of Technology, successfully detected its first radio source from beyond the solar system. A strong signal was detected from Sagittarius A, the centre of the Milky Way Galaxy, approximately 30 thousand light years away.

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Covert Operation Floats Network-sniffing Balloon

Hidden in the back of a 22 foot (6.7 meters) moving truck, Hill and his team of about a dozen volunteers launched the balloon Friday morning, sending it 150 feet into the air for about 20 minutes to use special antennas and scanning software to scope out the Las Vegas skyline for unsecured wireless networks, an activity Hill calls "warballooning."

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Bush + Olympics + Stunning Bikini Babe = Best Image EVER

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Do you know what the shocker is?

I bet he does and these cheerleaders don't.

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Military Humor [PICS]

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[PIC] In Case of Privacy Invasion: Use Balloon

Quick and Sweet, it does the job.

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