March 3rd - Special Junk

Junk in the Trunk - March 3rd - Special "I got a 600-Series last night at bowling" Edition.

• 50 Most Memorable Images in Playboy - My breakdown: #49 - A (IMO abnormally) HOT Mariel Hemingway picture. WOW. I am fascinated with #37 - Sherilyn Fenn and #33 - the Erotic work of Salvadore Dali. #27 - Elle McPherson (who I'm typically indifferent to) was stunning in a very barbarella-esque shot. #24's Pam Anderson actually looks stunning, long before her plastic surgery ruined her. Viva #24 - Barbi Benton and #10 - Bettie Page! Finally, #8 - Bo Derek I found to be highly disturbing as she is being chased by a dog while running naked. So wrong.


• Hungry Girl boasts "tips and tricks for hungry chicks."


• Something Positive makes fun of bad LJ communities - specifically, Non-Ugly Babies - which I think is obscene.


• In the MOST DISTURBING category tonight, These Oregonians Need a Final Resting Place. You Can Help. The cremated remains of over 5,000 patients unclaimed by their families sit on shelves in an abandoned building on the grounds of the Oregon State Hospital. Tragic.


• For the Breffas Lovers Out there! I'm partial to Cereality! I wonder if they offer franchise opportunities?


• "Dreams are like paper, they tear so easily. But I like to play." - Gilda Radner


• Word-of-Mouth is Why Authors Succeed from BoingBoing.


• Survey for Blog Reader Demographics


• White Lies That Boost Your Credit Score


• Belated Holiday Fun, - Happy Harry Potter Hardcore Valentine's Day! Sorry for the delay, but I thought it was too good NOT to share.

...I must share more FREE STUFF!

• For the new parents reading this: Baby-related freebies!


• Free sample of Pacific Chai Tea.


• For the Dog owners: Free Dog Treat -- (US Only)


• Free Bag of Almond Accents - I LOVE THESE!

Finally, in case you are just dying to know what I scored on The Commonly Confused Words Test....Here You Go!

NOTE: I think that a lot of this test was due to stylistic choices that I may not have made if I was writing something for an academic or business purpose. Screw them. ;)

# Compared to users who took the test and are and in your age group:

• 100% had lower Beginner scores.


• 100% had lower Intermediate scores.


• 100% had lower Advanced scores.


• 100% had lower Expert scores.

Advanced You scored 86% Beginner, 100% Intermediate, 87% Advanced, and 66% Expert!
You have an extremely good understanding of beginner, intermediate, and advanced level commonly confused English words, getting at least 75% of each of these three levels' questions correct. This is an exceptional score. Remember, these are commonly confused English words, which means most people don't use them properly. You got an extremely respectable score.

I'm done.