Check out FrightBytes, “when you’re hungry for a little fright.” Just the music alone gives me the chills.
Fun Stuff
An online magazine for the Halloween Community
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Halloween Online bills itself as “the Official Magazine for the Halloween Community.” There’s a Halloween Community? I didn’t know. Anyway, this site’s pretty cool, offering articles on celebrating Halloween in different cities, tips on pet safety, and costume and makeup ideas.
My favorite plasticine characters
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Wallace and Gromit are back, with Soccamatic, one of ten short “Cracking Contraption” films available for you to download.
Got your pumpkin yet?
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If so, you might want to visit Pumpkin Carving 101 for some tips on how to best carve your gourd. Learn the history of pumpkin carving, how to choose the right pumpkin, and how to extend the life of your pumpkin, among other things.
Giving “Throne” a whole new meaning
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If you find that your trips to the restroom aren’t exciting enough, Japanese toilet engineers may have the $3,000 toilet for you. Many of the models mentioned play relaxing sounds, test sugar levels, and heat or cool your bathroom experience.
The Great Pumpkin is Coming
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Halloween is just around the corner, and if you don’t know the best pumpkin patch in your area, Local Harvest does (Via ResearchBuzz).
Another great time-waster
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If you’re looking for a way to completely blow your day, play Bookworm. Earn points by putting words together, and avoid burning down the library!
Test your typing skills
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TypingMaster gives you an easy way to see how fast you type. I thought I was doing pretty well at 80wpm, but the top 100 typers start at over 100wpm and up to 140wpm — yikes!
Way cool new clock
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A new clock, invented by researchers in England, connects to the Internet, determines the traffic conditions on your way to work, decides what time you need to wake up in order to get to work on time, and adjusts the alarm accordingly. Now, if it would just print out alternate routes to work….
How to live a long, long life
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How do you get to be 113 years old (and the oldest person in America)? Avoid getting married and the headache of men.
