January 31, 2013 I stumbled upon a list of seven incredibly ridiculous traffic laws that are real, well, according to Yahoo. Sometimes it seems like these things only exist on the Internet, but they've been copied-and-pasted so many times people believe they're real. Anyway, let's not let our jaded skepticism ruin something this stupid. Here are seven U.S. traffic laws that are real, as far as we know:
January 23, 2013 Last night's final chapter of 'Private Practice' reminded us that not all television shows jump the shark. Here's our list of five great shows that got cancelled way too soon, leaving viewers wanting
Being a dog in today's society must be really confusing. They're probably thinking, "how have I suddenly sprouted human eyebrows?" or "why the heck am I driving Power Wheels?" The answer is simple -- because confused dogs are hilarious. That's why we love it when they catch a glimpse of themselves in the mirror.
Snow is one of the greatest inventions of good ol' Mother Nature. Sure it can be a pain sometimes, but the stuff is also really cool! Take making awesome snowmen, for example. Can you do that with rain? Wind? Sunshine? No, because snow rules.
Hey, did you hear the good news? We managed to avoid soaring headlong off the fiscal cliff yesterday. Granted, the House pulled the plug on a bill providing emergency aid to people whose lives were destroyed by Superstorm Sandy to do it. But they did it. Hooray!(?)
January 2, 2013 If you're looking to save a few bucks (or more!) in the new year, we've got six quick tips to help you get started.
January 2, 2013 Use Coupons
Go ahead, make fun of me for being on that show. I'll wait.
While you were poking fun, we just saved about 55% on our grocery bill. Here's our couponing strategy:
January 2, 2013 Adjust the Thermostat
How low can you go? Put on extra layers and snuggle up in the winter, especially at night.
In the summertime, ceiling fans run more efficiently than air conditioning, and for every degree you set your thermostat above 72, you'll save 3% off your electric bill
January 2, 2013 Ditch The Bottled Water, Pop Machine and Coffee Shop
The average American drinks 167 bottles of water each year.
Turn on the tap, make a pot of coffee at home, and if you can't quite kick the carbonated habit, buy it at the grocery store rather than dropping $1
January 2, 2013 Trim Your Cable and Cellphone Bills
Are you paying for channels you don't watch, or features you don't need?
Check with your providers to see if you qualify for bundle discounts, or new packages that could cut your monthly expenses
January 2, 2013 Take Advantage of Credit Card Offers
Many financial gurus advise against using plastic, and insist that cash is king. I disagree.
Search the web for rewards cards that have introductory bonus offers
January 2, 2013 Transfer Prescriptions
Rite-Aid, Meijer, Kroger, Target, and Walgreens frequently offer incentives for transferring prescriptions to their pharmacy. Often the incentive can be greater than the co-pay