Want to know what the great philosophers said but don’t have the time to study them all at length? Check out this website for summaries of their great works. Not as concise as the Monty Python Philosoper’s Song but, perhaps, more thorough and accurate.
Oh, no! It’s an informaniac procrastinator’s dream. I have to stay away from this until the weekend. Someone has collected links to what they deem to be the most unusual articles in the Wikipedia group encyclopedia. Learn:
Great website which allows you to look up the nutrition facts on many, menay foods and ingredients. What’s more, it will help you plan your diet. You can create a pantry of ingredients and track your daily intake of nutrients. You can make up a recipe and use this website to generate a nutrition information label! Share the info with your friends. Also offers a “fullness factor” for foods that could help you choose food substitutes that are better suited to your weight-loss goals by making you feel more full for less caloric intake.
Learn details about a plethora of food additives. Not to sure why it’s in your food? Check here. CSPI is a tiny bit alarmist, but their information is pretty good. Learn about Chuck’s favorite soft drink additive, Brominated Vegetable Oil (BVO)!
“Advice for the Good Auxiliary Character (Good Guy’s Sidekick): When selecting a love interest, I will keep an eye out for the spunky, moderately attractive tomboy type who is about my height. The stunningly beautiful ones are probably spies from the Evil Overlord, and are only trying to sweet-talk valuable information out of me or tempt me over to the other side.”
“Advice for the Evil Overlord: If I decide to hold a double execution of the hero and an underling who failed or betrayed me, I will see to it that the hero is scheduled to go first”
The Satanism/Pokemon article seems to have been deleted. Now I'll never find out how introducing my children to satanism might put them at risk of becoming Pokemon fanatics.
Hmm, that's not entirely true. I decided that since the article seemed to be gone, I would create a new one. When I clicked the link to start the article, there was already text there. So never mind.
