NPR: Linkfest: Blame It on the Y Chromosome

Linkfest: Blame It on the Y Chromosome

From the Department of Painfully Obvious Headlines:

"Men Create More Housework for Women."

It's the Most.

Guys make chores/ Men duped more by Internet fraud/ Google Trends: Chiari malformation/ As Las Vegas housing slumps, immigrants are losing jobs and heading home/ Aztec math shows trouble with taxes

And straight from the Most E-mailed list at NPR, "Eric Cartman: America's Favorite Little $@#&*%."

Laura Conaway

7:13 AM ET | 04- 7-2008 | permalink

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This isn't a comment on the Most, but I didn't know where else to put this comment*. You guys need to have Bob Herzog from Local 12's Good Morning Cincinnati. Check out this video or do a YouTube search for "Dance party friday" and you will understand.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4MPZJZc5WY

*I bet that if you have him on the show he will become an NPR most.

Sent by Joe | 8:42 AM ET | 04-07-2008

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