[H]ard|OCP shares American Pyrotechnics Association (APA)'s directory of state laws. It has an United States (U.S.) map that shows which states allow and does not allow fireworks, the fireworks laws are in each specific state, etc.

Neatorama shared an io9 article on answering "What happens if you die on a cruise ship?" question -- "Cruise ships are floating cities. They carry thousands of people from port to port, while life passes on the shore. And with that many people on board, it's inevitable that sometimes, someone dies.

Neatorama shares an amusing Twitter picture drawing showing a combined lion Voltron and Benjamin Franklin's 1754 drawing

Blue's News shared The Best Article Every Day article

Neatorama shared a BuzzFeed article on "26 Wild Things You Probably Didn't Know About Fast Food -- This list will both educate you and make you insatiably hungry. Proceed with caution!"

FAIL Blog shares a funny long doctored and censored image titled "If World Events Were Your Annoying Facebook Friends

Neatorama show "The Weirdest Tax Deductions Ever Submitted -- While you might have made some seemingly str

This MSNBC Bottom Line story/article says that "most driving guidelines -- including those now issued by AAA and most state transportation agencies -- now say you should lightly grip the wheel at the 9 and 3 o'clock positions.

The Daily What Geeks shares a(n) comic strip/image showing how to remember to hyphen or not

The Daily What (TDW) Geeks share a Mental Floss/mental_floss blog showing "The Most Amusing Images from the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) Strike -- On January 18th, websites across the internet went on strike to protest the SOPA and the related Protect IP Act (PIPA). Some sites were completely blocked; others added censorship graphics to their banners, and some posted about the strike. The point was to make all internet users aware of the bills before Congress and to encourage reader participation. A few sites went above and beyond the call of duty and made the strike itself entertaining.

VideoSift shares an one minute and 22 seconds Funny Or Die video showing "Cop-Puter -- In the far off future of 1986, an Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) police officer has his brain waves copied onto computer floppy discs and is turned into the ultimate crime-fighting desktop: COP-PUTER..."

Neatorama shares The Economist's blog, with its chart and a 1.75 minutes video, showing the time offs from each country

Blue's News share a Flash game titled "Greens Survive Only When Reds Die" on Free Web Arcade and Bigdino -- "Sacrifice the reds to save the greens." and "... Control red and greens simultaneously, kill all reds to save the greens."

Neatorama shares Awwccupy Wall Street showing "The #Occupy Movement's cutest protestors."

Neatorama shares a two pages Cracked article on "The 5/Five Most Horrifyingly Wasteful Film Shoots -- ... it's obvious Hollywood cares about our fragile environment.

The Daily What (TDW) Geeks and VideoSift share a funny Saturday Night Live (SNL) Digital Short (also on YouTube) showing "Commissioner Gordon can't seem to shake that Batman, who's starting to show up at the most unusual times."

This Twaggie comic strip shows a funny, bad grammar in English.