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March 9, 2007


~~~ NOTE FROM CHRIS: ~~~

Here in the U.S., Daylight Savings Time begins
this Sunday -- a few weeks earlier this year.


The Top 16 Benefits to Having More Daylight


  1. Paparazzi lurking for elusive Britney photos will spend 10 percent less on flash batteries!

  2. Wrinkles caused by increased squinting spell insane profits for Botox purveyors.

  3. Gives enterprising vampire hunters a chance to fatten their averages.

  4. Truth be told, constellations are way over rated.

  5. More hours of tanning time to work on a darker shade for your Basal Cell Carcinoma collection.

  6. We're *all* safer since Paris Hilton won't hit the streets until an hour later.

  7. Get more use out of your Ron Jeremy novelty sundial.

  8. Spring breakers back a full three weeks earlier for their shifts at the meth lab.

  9. "Makes no difference to me -- it's always dark down here in my parents' basement." (Chris White only)

  10. Jared Leto mercifully stays out of the public eye that much longer.

  11. If we're going to be ready by November 2008, we need all the help we can get thawing out Hillary.

  12. Cannabis needs lots of sunlight. Just sayin'.

  13. Now there may be enough panel-charging sun time to take the ol' Begleymobile out for a joyride around the block!

  14. Expanded market opportunities for your new invention, Day-Vision Goggles.

  15. Takes less time to rock 'n' roll all night, leaving more time to party every day.

    and the Number 1 Benefit to Having More Daylight...

  16. More coffin time for Ann Coulter.



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Selected from 99 submissions from 38 contributors.
Today's Top Five List authors were:


  • Travis Ruetenik, Hiroshima, Japan -- 1 (11st #1)
  • Bill Muse, Seattle, WA -- 2, 10 Hall of Famer
  • Sandra Hull, Arlington, VA -- 3, 15 Website / Hall of Famer
  • Brad Simanek, Cedar Rapids, IA -- 4, Topic Website / Hall of Famer
  • Meg Silvern, Tucson, AZ -- 5
  • Scott Witmer, Hanover, PA -- 5
  • John J. Brassil, Nashville, TN -- 6, 9
  • Colleen Stelmaszek, Houston, TX -- 7
  • Elliott Schiff, Allentown, PA -- 8, Banner Tag
  • Jeff Johnson, Los Altos, CA -- 8
  • Andy Krakowski, Alexandria, VA -- 8
  • Richard Skora, Columbus, OH -- 11
  • Tristan Fabriani, Passaic, NJ -- 12
  • David Zechiel, Lake Forest, CA -- 13
  • Michael Cunningham, Woodridge, IL -- 14
  • Mary Ann McDonald, Sacramento, CA -- 16
  • Chris White, Los Angeles, CA -- List owner/editor Hall of Famer
  • Crosby, Stills and Nash, Laurel Canyon, CA -- Ambience   (explanation)

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