Cracked.com is a fascinating sight with funny and interesting articles.  Many of them are top lists which will help bring the site to great popularity.  The lists range from,

• 6 Things that men do to get laid that science says turns women off
• The 6 most baffling things every TV Ad assumes are true
• 5 ways to hack your brain to awesomeness
• 7 real world heists that put ‘Ocean’s 11′ to shame

All these are either fascinating or hilarious, many are both.  You should definitely check it out, it is an amazing site to spend some time on.

Flixter is a social networking site that is solely concentrated on movies and helping you find movies you like.  You can chat and share pages with other people.  There are games, movie lists, trailers and all sorts of things that will help you decide what movies are worth your time.  You can also watch many TV shows and movies on Flixter as well.

Moola.com is a website that gives you a penny.  You take that penny and can bet it on any of the 3 games they have on their site.  The idea is that if you get $.01, bet it, then it keeps building.

$.02

$.04

$.08

And if you can win 30 times in a row, you can earn $10,737,418.24!  Of course the odds of this happening are pretty rare, but it sure is fun to try.

From what I understand, Creative Commons allows you to have a copyright on something while still being able to share it with others.  The ides, concept, picture, etc. is still yours, but through creative commons you can give permission for people to use your copyrighted item in whatever ways you permit.  This seems like a great idea to build off of other’s ideas legally.

A couple of weeks ago, everybody was required to write about twitter, I didn’t have much to say about it, and what I did have to say was not exactly positive.  While Michael Ivey and his wife were tweeting, Michael got the idea to transfer money over twitter.  It would be fast and easy.  He came up with Twitpay.  This allows people to give, transfer, or exchange money easily.  This is done mostly with the Twitter that we all know about.  This could be an exciting for the financial world as the internet continues to incorporate into every aspect of our life.