The Meatrix, the lies we tell ourselves about the food we eat

One of the best things I’ve seen on the net. :)
“The Meatrix: the lies we tell ourselves about the food we eat.”

Make sure to view The Meatrix I, The Meatrix II: Revolting, and The
Meatrix II ½!
See also: Why Vegetarianism Makes Sense

McTerrorist

This image needs no frikin’ comment :))
(Zarzoso Designs via Gorgeoux.com).
(Of course, the NLP aficionados can recognize an oxymoronic effect of visually squashing two conflicting parts. )

We spend one third of our life in front of the computer

Here are some ways to make this part of your life better (from Cornell University Ergonomics Web):

Computer Workstation Tips Diagram
10 Tips for using a Computer Mouse
How to choose an Ergonomic Chair
10 tips for arranging a Computer Workstation and Keyboard
flexrest.com

See also: 21,000 days of self-improvement

It is said that your salary is usually equal to the average the salaries of your 10 closest friends

In the 6-degrees-of-separation numerical spirit:
productivity501.com: “It is said that your salary is usually equal to the average the salaries of your 10 closest friends.  This is a good general rule for everything–not just finances.  The capabilities of our friends average together to create a social glass ceiling.  Even if you work hard and break through [...]