Woman, 93, fails driver's test in a real hurry: "[She] ran into a small wall, drove backward across four lanes of traffic, and hit a parked pickup truck on Monday after she failed her road test." via ObscureStore.
Christopher Kovacs turned me on to Rolf Potts and vagabonding. "Vagabonding is about using the prosperity and possibility of the information age to increase your personal freedom instead of your personal possessions."
John, I have no idea. But as soon as you linked to me, I got four clicks from you. Thanks!
Lake Havasu, AZ wants to buy an 1.8 ton sculpture of Margaret Thatcher. They figure that the statue and a bit more rain will make the London Bridge feel right at home.
"Google does not allow pop-up ads of any kind on our site," and has published a page explaining why pop-ups still do occasionally appear when you search on Google. I knew that this was coming. Googleguy (a real life Google employee who hangs out on WebmasterWorld) lead a discussion on the topic here (part two and part three).
Karl Martino points out the hypocrisy of some recent Metafilter comments about Christianity: "Is free speach only applicable when it is anything but religion?"
Man loses wallet in Oregon. A farmer in Japan finds it.
Alwin Hawkins on beards (as a round about followup to something I said): "As for the beard, I live in a house full of women that insist that facial fungus is not a "good thing"."
Gregor, glad to see that I'm sending you some traffic. I'll be your Alwin(er)Logger if you'll be mine.