It's almost that time of year again, and if anyone jacks your prom dress you might have to get stabby. Don't fret, Don't Steal My Prom Dress! is documenting the worst in ruffles so you don't have to.
Tumblr is quickly becoming the blogging platform of choice for some of the most entertaining single-serving sites around. Here are some of the best new single-serving tumblrs created in the past few months: View List ›
Because you know everyone will be talking about it tomorrow. And you don't really want to have to watch it, right?
Perhaps, the first “truly useful” single-serving site? We beg to differ.
Actually, the official title is: “Greg Rutter's Definitive List of The 99 Things You Should Have Already Experienced On The Internet Unless You're a Loser or Old or Something.” And that pretty much explains it, doesn't it? Read More ›
A blog devoted to the tie choices of our 44th president, with in-depth analysis. I'm really into the “Money Matters” tie.
Barack Obama is our new President. Apparently, is he also the new decider of good taste and judgment. Would you keep doing what you're currently doing if the POTUS was watching? What if I was watching him? …Um, I'm not. So back off me Secret Service.
It's a simple question. Twice I've checked in. Twice I've had to stop what I was doing.
This link will tell you!
Has the backlash already begun? This single-serving site apparently thought Obama would not only get it laid but do a number of other things, as well. Dude, just wait til the inauguration!
A single-serving site encouraging people to “hold up their shoes for Muntadar al-Zeidi, the Iraqi journalist who was arrested for throwing his shoes at President Bush.” We don't condone shoe throwing, but we prefer it to war.
A single-serving site that Ryan Greenberg is using to present his paper on single-serving sites. Greenberg's paper is extremely thorough, but I have to admit, my favorite part is his comprehensive list of all the single-serving sites on the web.
A blog devoted to bringing you each day’s Final Jeopardy question, one video at a time. Why does everyone bet so much on the Final Jeopardy question? Read More ›
