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I have a confession to make. I have an ice cold Shiner Bohemian Black Lager sitting next to me as I type this. Sure it�s no Shiner Bock, which happens to be my favorite beer in the world, but it�s a pretty solid beer�"Shiner�s #2 selling beer, to be exact. But anyway, I�m drinking this beer as I blog in remembrance of a post I read a year ago, �oeWhy You Should Blog Drunk.” It was part of The �oeBad Ass” SEO Guest Blogging Contest. In fact, it was posted on this very blog.

I have been friends with Gerri for several years now and I have to say she is really as cool as they come. She is always sharing top notch content and she knows what time it is.

Truly a must follow for all stumblers and people interested in social media.

5 Disgusting Reasons To Stop Wearing Your Shoes In the House

Curb Your Enthusiasm is not only the funniest show on TV, but it's also the smartest. Which got me to thinking, Larry David would make an awesome blogger. But since he isn't one, the only option is to dissect his character and use him to get better ourselves. Here's what we bloggers can learn from L.D.

I am sure you have noticed that you have an option to block anyone on your favorite social media network.

Have you been wondering how blocking actually works?

Have you ever wanted to know what the person you blocked sees on your profile? Which of your information can he still access?

I've been wondering about that too. So I've been playing around making some tests and managed to make it more or less clear.

Here are the results of my tests:

We all have ideas about who are the worst drivers, and it's rarely people of our own sex, state, or race. Stereotypes abound about women drivers, Asian drivers, New Jersey drivers, and the elderly, but what do the studies say? Who are really the worst drivers?

From the page: How Marketers Screw Up While Using Facebook

For every great author you see heavily promoted through a publisher, there are countless other wonderful writers who never land a publishing deal. For some that's entirely by choice -- it's a business decision. Others give up on trying to land an agent or publisher and decide to go solo as a result.