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POPSBooze and Belly Fat: So, What CAN I Drink? 1) Margarita in a pint glass (2 oz. tequila, 2 oz. margarita/sour mix, 1 oz. triple sec, lime juice, 1 tsp. sugar) - 550 calories 2) Mudslide (1.5 oz. coffee liqueur, 1.5 oz. Irish cream, 1.5 oz. vodka) - 417 calories
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POPSTop 10 Most Evil Women The List is well thought out and reasoned. The historical perspective of all but the late 20th Century killers (Beverly Allitt - #7 and Katherine Knight - #2) has stood the test of time regardless of Holocaust deniers and Historical revisionists. A perusal of the comments on this page are an amazing look into or own collective psyche as people asked "Why not...?" on so many from Aileen Wournos to Madeline Albright! A sew wanted their ex-wives on the list! U dud bit clip much of the sections on the two Nazi women or Katherine Knight so I would not have to mark it as mature. It is a fascinating, yet disturbing read and the honorable mentions of Queen Elizabeth I and Lizzie Borden are appropriate.
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POPSExecution of the Day An interesting look at historical figures who were executed and how they died, featuring one or more deaths each calendar day. Referenced by day and by execution method. With tags denoting different execution methods it is easy to find people who have in common death by beheading, garrote, firing squad, crucifixion, hanging or other means. Macabre, but fascinating. And educational.
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POPSBest Cocktail Ever! I normally don't self-promote, but you must, must check out the Forbes Life Find of the Day today. The cocktail -- a "Not So Bloody Mary" -- is by far my favorite drink ever.
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POPSRate Your Beer Yes, this is a real product - Budweiser + Clamato. Most of the testers were not pleased.
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POPSHangover Cures I never party, so I wouldn't know about this. The Bloody Mary really works though....I've heard. .:roll:
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POPSCatholics attack neo-pagans in Glastonbury, UK( A march organized by revivalist Catholic organization Youth 2000 in Glastonbury, a major hub of neo-Pagan activity in the UK, turns violent. Catholic youth adopt quasi-medieval tone, throw salt, threaten hellfire, promise to "cleanse" the town, etc. ( Source: Bartholomew's Notes on Religion , a great blog for daily reading.)
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POPSNews of Yore This site is so funny! For example, Broadside entitled 'Sale of a Wife' begins: 'A full and particular Account of the Sale of a Woman, named Mary Mackintosh, which took place on Wednesday Evening, the 16th of July, 1828, in the Grass Market of Edinburgh, accused by her Husband of being a notorious Drunkard; with the Particulars of the bloody Battle which took place afterwards.' It was printed by W. Boag of Newcastle, and probably sold for one penny. Erk!
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