There are plenty of presents that are small enough to fit into a stocking, and this article will help you think of age appropriate stocking stuffer ideas for your friends, family members and loved ones. Typically, presents found in stockings are cheap, fun presents that will only be used for short period of time, so its not necessary to put a lot of effort trying to find the perfect stocking stuffer idea. Continue Reading »

Labelled brain diagrams are important tools in the education of our youth, and they also aid in the taunting of semi-intelligent chimpanzees and apes. If you are able to draw a diagram of a labelled brain, you will be successful beyond the limits of your imagination. Continue Reading »

The Devil and Daniel Webster, by Stephen Vincent Benét, is a 1937 version of the classic tale where someone sells their soul to the devil. This version of the story takes place in New Hampshire during the 19th century. The wording of the short story is exactly how someone would tell it in front of a camp fire. Continue Reading »

Do you need to make a blank food pyramid fast, before anyone finds out that you don’t have one? Are all of your friends calling you “no blank food pyramid guy/girl”? Did you miss out on a big promotion at work? Well settle down there champ! I’m about to teach you the quickest, fastest, speediest, and most efficient blank food pyramid solution you’ve ever laid your eyes on! Continue Reading »

“Maikling kuwento” is a Filipino phrase that means “short stories”. Many resources are available online for finding both English and Filipino translations of maikling kuwento. Continue Reading »

Noli Me Tangere is a popular novel by the Filipino author, José Rizal. The English translation of the title is “Don’t touch me”, but when it was first translated into English, the book was renamed The Social Cancer. Originally written in Spanish, Noli Me Tangre was intended to expose and dramatize the ill treatment of native Filipinos by the Spanish government, which controlled the Philippines at the time. Continue Reading »

The upcoming month of September is an exciting time for yo mama joke enthusiasts everywhere. According to some research I did, September marks the very beginning of the Fall/Winter Yo Mama Jokes Season. Yo mama jokes peak in popularity during the fall and spring semesters of a regular K-12 school year, and barely anyone does yo mama joke research during the summer months.

The fall season peaks in November, and then the popularity drops off sharply during the month of December. It is generally assumed that mothers gain more respect during the month of December because of the Christmas break. After all, everyone loves a mom who is handing out candy and presents. The Spring season doesn’t pick up again until the cool month of February. Continue Reading »

The new Alice in Wonderland 2010 Trailer has been out for several weeks now, and I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised when I saw it. After hearing that another version of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland/Through the Looking Glass was being made, I was initially turned off. The animated Disney version from the 1950′s was one of my favorite movies to watch when I was a little kid, but there are also tons of terrible Alice movies in existence that are boring and unimaginative. After seeing the new trailer though, I started to get a little more excited about the project. Continue Reading »

The short answer to the question is that men are mammals, and most male mammals have them. Some people think it is strange and unnatural for men to have reddish-brown circles on their chests, but they actually serve more purposes than most people think about. Continue Reading »

Cerebrum – The cerebrum stores and processes much of the information that a person retains during their day to day life. It accepts visual, olfactory, taste, sound, and touch data from the areas of the body that send each type of information. In other words, all of the input received from your eyes, nose, tongue, ears, and hands is received, processed, and stored by the cerebrum. Continue Reading »