Thursday, March 10th, 2011
By Steven Romano
You know a television network devoted entirely to cartoons has just scraped the bottom of the idea barrel when they decide to re-imagine a classic cartoon from the golden age of animation – the rip roarin’ 80s! With the veritable trash on Cartoon Network such as Dude, What Would Happen?, Total Drama World Tour and Tower Prep, watching an all-new Thundercats series is comparable to finding a diamond in a pile of horse sh*t. With the show’s premiere drawing ever closer, fans wonder which secondary characters will get a 2011 overhaul, and which ones will be relegated to the pits of obscurity. Check out our list of classic Thundercats characters we’d love to see make a triumphant return after the jump!
Saturday, May 31st, 2008
By COED Staff
Thursday, September 27th, 2007
By COED Staff
Nerds and Sorority girls. They go together like a John Hughes movie and the 80âs.Which is probably why Washington Stateâs Linux Users Group (the universityâs largest computer club) has decided put out a memo to all the sororities on campus: âMake us over, and weâll do your homework.â?
In an effort to attract more women to the computer science pro… Click to read more
Wednesday, September 19th, 2007
By Josh - New Hampshire
A wheelchair-bound, 56-year-old woman called 911 on her sister. Upon arrival to her house cops found the woman alone, wielding two knifes and threatening to use them if if anybody tried to harm her. Naturally, they tasered her, which seems to be all the rage these days. (Breitbart)
Video: Sherri Shepherd of The View “not sure” if the world is fla… Click to read more
Thursday, August 16th, 2007
By COED Staff
After writing a little bit about Second Life, I got to thinking about the types of people who play it. And then I got to thinking about the sex lives of those people. And then I shuddered a little, but also wondered:Do geeks make good boyfriends?
Because the internet is all expansive and all knowing, someone has already answered that question for me in a convenie… Click to read more