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Perhaps I should change this to links of the month?

• CSS Menu Tutorial – Horizontal and Vertical CSS Menus – Think you need JavaScript to have a drop down menu?  Well you don’t.  You can do it with some simple standard CSS and the :hover pseudo class.  Only one catch.  It wont work on IE.  Luckily some computer genius has figured out how to get IE to recognize the :hover class.  [via Google Search]
• Don’t trash broken stuff; send it back – Lifehacker – Lifehacker has a tip for disposing of unused tech.  Send it back!  Send it to the manufacture and ask for a replacement.  They will most likely just throw it away and send you a refusal letter.  [via http://www.lifehacker.com/]
• How Not To Pull Your Car Out Of The Snow !! – This is one reason I never want to live in snow.  [via http://www.be-dumb.com/]
• immense world: MATHEMATICS GENIUS – Here are some ”creative” solutions on school math tests.  [via http://digg.com/]
• Old Glory Robot Insurance – Google Video – We should all have Robot insurance [via http://digg.com/]
• Survey: U.S. trust lowest for atheists – Minnesota Daily – Would you believe that Atheist are the lowest trusted group in America.  Not sure if that statement is exactly true but they were considered the lowest out of the options available in this telephone survey. [via Google Search]
• Ultimate Secure Home located in Durango Colorado – This home is really cool.  I’d by it.  Does it snow in Durango Colorado? [via http://digg.com/]
• YouTube – Anchor Faints – If you are going to be on TV don’t lock your knees, …  [via http://digg.com/]
• YouTube – COCKROACH VS. WEATHERMAN – …make sure you are not afraid of cockroaches…  [via http://digg.com/]
• YouTube – Kid Impersonates Napoleon Dynamite during Spelling bee – …or telling a joke (even if nobody get’s it),… [via http://digg.com/]
• YouTube – WTF!!! is he talking about?!?!?! to sand if you have nothing ay.  Just make it up.  [via http://digg.com/]

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