
This is a chance for you the reader to help contribute to what you see published
here on the Web. Twice a week, we will post a new topic,
and solicit suggestions
for the top ten entries for that subject. The results will be compiled
and displayed one week after the topic was posted. Remember that we get
hundreds of submissions
for each topic, so don't get discouraged if we haven't
picked one of yours yet.
The Number 10's Top Ten Pet Peeves
(submitted by mathgrant)
Having to appear next to the unfunniest post
(Steve Weiss)
It ishard to find suits that fit both its slender 1 and its rotund 0.
(Oren Otter)
Everyone wants to go to eleven nowadays.
(rorschak)
Penn State joined the Big 10 and ruined its favorite College Football Conference.
(Aaron Hirshberg)
It is rired of being the base of those logarithm jokes.
(Lekolight)
It sponsored so many episodes of Sesame Street, and got no thanks at all.
(Aaron Hirshberg, Oren Otter)
So many of its neighbors are irrational.
(Aaron Hirshberg)
It had the state of Tennessee named after it, but it is actually from New York.
(Oren Otter)
It is stuck next to nine, who's a total square.
(finlero)
It can't get a date because people misinterperet the phrase "not a single digit."
(ChAoS oTtEr)
Monday's Subject: Top Ten Signs You Are a Vampire
(submitted by slightly mad Tinania)
Thursday's Subject: Top Ten Signs Reality TV has Jumped the Shark
(submitted by Major Tom)
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Last modified: May 22, 2008