Nerdy tattooed and pierced Christian professional blogger talks about everything from SEO/VC to Boobs!

Humorist Tom Coffee chronicles his adventures in trying to lose weight, escape his office job, fix up his old house and cope with becoming a father for the first time. Filled with wit, emotion and silliness. Life is funny. Have some Coffee...

Thinking The Lions is about Life: Only Funnier. <br /> <br /> It's thinking about dinosaurs, the Simpson sisters, toys, music downloads, family, kids, cats, refrigerators, Evel Knievel, the Internet, dark matter, dinosaurs, losing weight, song lyrics, sleep, and more...<br /> <br /> It's the funniest column around, and you won't regret a second spent reading it.

What would your dog say if dogs could talk? Enter a world where the canine agenda is exposed and the dogs have spoken.

Someone should invent a chip that could be used to BLOG by directly uploading from my brain...

Thoughts and ideas from an old radio newshound, www.tammiebeagle.com features whatever happens to cross my path. I see shiny things all over the place!

Humor site complete with irreverent commentary, personal stories, funny video, current music, original vlogging and satirical segments.

All aboard the SEOUL TRAIN! This blog chronicles my journey to reach Seoul, South Korea as well as my random thoughts and epiphanies on pop culture, politics and whatever else trips my fancy when my mind goes walkabout.

My life in California with Mr. Plain and our sons Mike, Robbie, and Chip.<br /> <br /> We adopted our first child, Mike, after almost 5 years of trying to get and stay pregnant -- including 4 miscarriages. Two days before we adopted him, we found out I was pregnant with the embryo who would later be known as Robbie. Mike and Robbie are only 8 months apart!<br /> <br /> 2 years later I got pregnant with Chip, and the rest is (very messy, smelly, and loud) history. Yes, it's true, we have 3 boys who are less than 3 years apart.

Just the rantings of a southern stay-at-home mom.

This was my first blog ever: showing my trials and errors as an old Ny Okie beginner Blogger. I discuss and share stories of my Adoption search and reunion. There's a lot of humor within my everyday work, family, and social endeavors. I'm returning home to this original blog.

A blog entirely devoted to the Narcissus-X blog. Think of it as an intellectual positive-feedback loop.

From horror stories about toilets and dogs, to comics about otters, The Best Bit of the Internet has it all. Except a bunch of stuff we haven't got.

The Best Of Everything (brought to you by Pizza Girl) is just that: What I and my loyal readers think is The Best in any category. Best Person to Gossip about? Got it. Best Internet Celebrity? Got it. Best Non-Hamburger Snack food? Got it. Best Joke? Ditto. <br /> Like stuff? Think it's The Best? Then let me know!

This is the secret diary of the NHS Exposed Editor. Having edited the controversial yet popular website www.nhs-exposed.com for six years, her adventures are set out in a blog. NHS Exposed was voted in the 50 best website category by the Times Newspapers. <br /> <br /> The NHS Exposed Editor is a whistleblower in the NHS. The medical profession in the UK has not managed to pay for the plane flight to Australia yet. Oz is of course the land where all species of Homo Sapien whistleblowers are quarantined for rehabilitation. The NHS feels that we should all be taught the age old proverb - silence is golden. The Department of Health has found that duck tape is now ineffective for this whistleblower and has given up in its attempts to be mean. Having failed to obtain the air ticket, the NHS Exposed Editor, the whistleblower remains marooned in England attempting to make sense of the world around her. Her two other reasons for remaining in England are great looking northern men and chocolate. These are accessories for every female whistleblower in the NHS. Oh, yes and the steel wonderbra from M and S :). The NHS Exposed Editor has a number of aims, one is to raise awareness for the lack of quality care for the public due to the long term mismanagement of the NHS. Secondly, she aims to show that despite the Shipman and Bristol Inquiries, the concerns of most medical whistleblowers go ignored.