O.k. so now that CBS has released their new season of survivor, it came to me that the folks on the network are running out of concepts for the show.

So I’ve decided to create a list. The list of the best concepts for the show. Obviously, this list is full of humor, but also full of blood…

The crueler and merciless the concept, the better action and craziness can be expected from the outcome of the show.

It took me a few days to come up with a list, and to present it to, check this out: 100 people.

100 ruthless, cruel and merciless individuals, took part in this blood seeking entertainment.

So with no further ado, I present you, Survivor season 18 casting concepts - From bottom to top:

20. Canadians Vs Americans.

19. Gay men Vs Gay women

18. Winners of the survivor show Vs The winners of the Amazing Race show

17. Pink Floyd’s fans Vs Metallica’s fans

16. Pantera fans Vs System of Dawn fans

15. Thailand lady boys Vs SF transvestite

14. William Morris agency Vs IMG agency (it’s like ten Ari Golds Vs ten Ari Golds)

13. Google’s top executives Vs Microsoft top executives

12. Digg’s stories submitters Vs Digg’s stories buriers

11. David Koresh followers Vs Charles Manson followers

10. WWF wrestlers Vs Mr. Olympia competitors

9. The cast of Lost Vs The cast of The Entourage

O.k now from here it gets messy…

8. Jerry Springer’s top favorites Vs Flavor Flav’s, the Flavor of love’s top favorites.

7. Black drug dealers from Harlem Vs WASP from west central park Manhattan.

6. Chinese Vs Tibetans

5. Ku Klux Klan (KKK) members Vs The Black Panthers members or Body Count fans

4. KGB interrogators Vs CIA interrogators

3. Tutsi Vs Hutu

2. Japanese’s Kamikaze Vs Gaza strip Shahids

And on the top spot, winning by significant votes:

1. Israelis Vs Hamas

I bought:

NYC.me, Yahoo.me, Audition.me, Post.me, Hire.me, Hug.me, Supersize.me, MSN.me, Post.me, Ping.me and even. get this: love.me.

No no, don’t get me wrong, I am sane and not bullshitting you. I bought them all on godaddy.com in a shopping spree that started at 08:00am PDT.

Am I a millionair? No.

An hour latter it started, I received an email for each domain, saying, get this: someone registered this domain before you.

“Who? Who the hell bought it?” I screamed staring at my Gmail mail box as the conspiracies began to ruffle my head…

How can it be, I got a confermation mail saying I am the owner… I am the owner… I am. I am dreaming?

Ten min latter, I got a phone call from a friend of mine saying:

Get this, I am the owner of Post.me!

I laughed.

Now I’m thinking that godaddy.com is in a big mess… huge one… HUGE.

“Who’s on first?” As the rain man used to ask, “Who’s on first…”

And in their words:

Dear Itai Adam,

The following domain name has failed to be registered:

AUDITION.ME

Error: AUDITION.ME: cannot register - already registered

We will evaluate this error and retry the registration if appropriate.

If we are unable to successfully register the domain name, your account will be credited accordingly. Please allow one business day for the refund to be processed.
Sincerely,
GoDaddy.com, Inc.

That’s a good one. On eBay, the bury shirt, specially designed for Digg’s fans.

Well, being one, I ordered. Good laughs. Love it!

You can find the T by clicking here. Or visit the T-shirt web page here.

A new show by one of the leading U.S. networks, is about to be release next summer. No details has yet to be disclosed, except the show auditions page.

Apparently their looking for the net’s super babes, and man, they’re going to find them. I am so looking for this show…

No it’s not! It’s on Firefox’s spell check.

Isn’t it time for the guys at Firefox to update their browser spell check?

Come on, facebook, Skype, ebay, these are all words just like any other word.

“Skype me”, means: call me.

And “I facebooked her”, means, well you know what it means.

Adjust the spell check, it’s not rocket science!

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I was trying to think of the right metaphor but I couldn’t. Nothing comes to mind.

You try- “Digg, being a misspell on Firefox’s spell check, is like…”

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One more thing, the word Firefox on Firefox’s spell check, comes out fine.

One of my best friends and one of the Net’s best “thinkers”, Mr. Yuval Atzmon, owner of user21 blog, published his research on FriendsfFeed.

Read it, the man’s got some outstanding conclusions.

FriendFeed Has ~75,000 Active Users (Personal Research)

Are you familiar with the Middle Ages/Renaissance age theory?

Well back at the Middle Ages only the poor drank water. The rich and “upper class” people drank wine.

By doing so, the “upper class” people, and the rich, which basically controlled everything, simply saying, were drunks. Therefore, the Middle Ages; A dark age with no prosperity, movement or any sort of progress. They where drunks. No more no less.

Now, as time passes something happened; they came to know a drink named: Coffee. At first, no one drank it due to its “poor taste”. But then a rumor came and spread, letting the people to believe that this “Coffee” is good for your stomach, and by that they began to consume it. By doing so, guess what, they woke up with all sort of “great ideas”… and this is the Middle Ages Renaissance age theory.

Now here’s another theory.

One of the “wines” that kept us “drunk” in the last 50 years or so named: T.V.

The couch potatoes of our times, are the drunks of the Middle Ages.

The “Coffee” is the mouse and the keyboard.

And the Renaissance age is the Internet age.

You see, we’re leaning forward.

Take a look at our youngsters. It seems that they just can’t sit in front of the T.V. without “doing something”. They need to stay active. They need it, because in the last 10 years, they’ve been active in front of a screen as opposed to us, the older people, who got used to keep passive as a couch potatoes, in front of the T.V. screen.

The networks executives needs to understand that the days of the passive T.V. are long gone. And if they want to keep pace, they need to start thinking for an active broadcasting.

The Internet, is the new T.V. and I am not renewing any concept here, or maybe I am, to some couch potatoes executives…

Posted on TED, is one of the most wonderful talks I’ve ever seen on TED.com

The
annual conference now brings together the world’s most fascinating
thinkers and doers, who are challenged to give the talk of their lives
(in 18 minutes).

Savage-Rumbaugh’s work with bonobo apes, which can
understand spoken language and learn tasks by watching, forces
the audience to rethink how much of what a species can do is determined
by biology — and how much by cultural exposure.

You must see this talk, it WILL change your life grasp as to where we came from…

Check it out Here

Ever saw a flick on YouTube and found yourself irritated to the fact that you can’t download it to your computer?

Well, the other day I found this cool service that allows you to download any of YouTube’s flicks to your computer.

Really cool and handy service.

TubeLeecher