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PATH: BS | Society | Lonely People International Misery Day: January 24th Posted by RantMaster (11372 views) [E-Mail link] [Pseudo-Science] [Lonely People] An academic at Cardiff University in England has come up with a formula [1/8W+(D-d) 3/8xTQ MxNA] which he has used to compute the worst day of the year. And it's coming up this Monday. READ MORE | 1 comment since 2006-12-22 18:28:17 | Comment on this Article Google blog reveals lonely life of techies Posted by Pile (8570 views) [E-Mail link] [Lonely People] "At Google we take user email seriously. If you ask us for help with a Google-related problem, we'll do our best to solve it. If you send us product feedback, we'll consider and perhaps implement your suggestion. And if you impugn the artistic integrity of the guy who draws the Google doodles, you can expect a very direct and very public smackdown." READ MORE | No comments | Comment on this Article 2 Articles displayed.

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