No, It's Not.

You get a lot of emails. We all do! How do you decide which ones to open and which go into either inbox purgatory or, if you’re organized, into the trash folder? Some of us are savvy enough to either unsubscribe or create an automatic rule that sends unwanted email directly into oblivion.

Careful! That's an Egg Chair you're sitting on!

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 You can buy an authentic Arne Jacobsen Egg Chair for a mere $9200. The question is - would you ever let anyone else sit in it? No more lounging around eating Cheetos and wiping your fingers on the armrest. Not when you're literally sitting on a fortune!

In honor of one of the worst Halloween costumes ever, AND one of the most ineffective laws in recent memory, we give you…

SPAM

On December 16th, 2003, President George W. Bush signed Public Law 108-187 hoping to give some measure of relief to our collective inboxes. Better known as "CAN-SPAM," (get it? Can of Spam or "Let's throw Spam in the Can?"), the law outlined a number of restrictions on mass marketing via electronic mail.

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"I have an appointment to see the king," I said.

"Right this way, sir." The portly usher bustled off with shocking rapidity. I was uncomfortably far behind when he finally halted in front of the conference room door. As I drew closer at full trot, it swept open to reveal a round glass table strewn with the accoutrements of government. Around the table were the requisite functionaries of the kingdom, but which was the king? The usher quickly solved the mystery by loudly introducing me to the group. "THE MAN FROM Y.U.C.K., YOUR EXCELLENCIES."