/. shares Scott Hanselman's blog on how "the floppy disk means save, and 14/fourteen other old people icons that don't make sense anymore. What happens when all the things we based our icons on don't exist anymore? Do they just become, ahem, iconic glyphs whose origins are shrouded in mystery? ..."

Blue's News share a two pages Cracked.com article showing fourteen/14 photographs/photos. that shatter your image of famous people -- "When you step out the door, you're playing a role. Whether you're a hippie, stock broker, police officer or biker, you dress the way the world expects you to dress, you act the way the world expects you to act. So you can imagine how much more intense this is for celebrities, whose very careers depend on managing a public image down to the molecule.

Digg shares a Topless Robot list showing the five/5 awesome and five/5 terrible moms/mothers/mas of nerd-dom -- "Moms. Where would we be without them? Well, nowhere, really. Besides being life-providers and playing the role of room-upkeep wardens and homework assistants, they also tend to give us nigh-unlimited amounts of food, shelter, and emotional support, typically asking for nothing in return. In short: yeah, they're pretty great.

Blue's News share a twelve/12 (actually 10/ten) pages Huffington Post article showing the "ten/10 health and fitness myths you still believe -- top experts set the record straight on myths that just won't die..."

Blue's News shared an addicting puzzle game titled "Swindler" on Games For Work and its official web site, Nitrome -- "Extend your gooey cord as you grab stars, trigger buttons, avoid sticky walls, and reach the chest." and "Drop, tangle, and roll your way through this action packed puzzle filled adventure!"

Reddit shares a bunch of funny Christian comic strips.