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• [+3331] WTF? Who thought this was a good idea?
• [+3249] The 5 Minute Decision that Saved the World in 1983
• [+3099] Best Typo Ever?
• [+3079] The Rise of Atheism in America (INFOGRAFIC)
• [+2956] 'Daily Show' Destroys CNN For Fact-Checking 'SNL' Instead Of
• [+2747] Playing 'Halo 3' Online w/ Gamertag "Jesus Died LOL"

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[+3331] WTF? Who thought this was a good idea?	Top
Seriously...you know this product went through some sort approval process before it was manufactured.
[+3249] The 5 Minute Decision that Saved the World in 1983	Top
In 1983, Stanislav Petrov held a very important station: He was incharge of monitoring the Soviet Union's satellites over the UnitedStates, and watching for any sign of military action. According to thesystem, the United States had launched five missiles and the U.S.S.R. was under attack.
[+3099] Best Typo Ever?	Top
Regards Retards.
[+3079] The Rise of Atheism in America (INFOGRAFIC)	Top
America has always been a religious country. But a recent study finds that might be changing; The percent of the country who considers themselves atheists is rising rapidly. While they still make up a small minority in comparison to the major religions, the current trends indicate that we may not be one nation, under God, forever.
[+2956] 'Daily Show' Destroys CNN For Fact-Checking 'SNL' Instead Of	Top
Jon Stewart began his show last night by skewering CNN for fact checking an SNL skit. But letting politicians lie about statistics and never fact check them.
[+2747] Playing 'Halo 3' Online w/ Gamertag "Jesus Died LOL"	Top

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