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If you're like us, you probably live in constant fear that you'll be the guy alone at the end of the bar after work -- or worse, miss the 5 'o clock pour completely.We're here to help. Snag our new Happy Hour Hero widget, which delivers a daily fact to help you start a conversation at the bar, turning you into the Happy Hour Hero. We've also included a happy hour countdown clock and ported feeds from our gear, humor, weird news and other article categories so that you can take your favorite parts of Asylum with you.
You can plant the widget on your desktop, MySpace page, Facebook profile, blog or almost anywhere on the Web. It's like an Asylum drive-thru -- take it to go.
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Thursday 09 October
By emkg051254
Thanks.
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Friday 10 October
By Ali
add to list
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Sunday 09 November
By k fox
love the idea
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Monday 10 November
By Mr. Gödel'
The inability to believe in the supernatural comes from normal, everyday reasoning and perception.
According to a recent Newsweek article, researchers are finding that the inability to believe in the supernatural arises from normal mental processes that have been either hijacked or exaggerated by suggestion and the inability to think.
Frequent surveys have shown that 10 percent of Americans believe that everything can be explained by sensory input and do not have the ability to have an awareness of some form of the supernatural. When they have the feeling that they are being watched to conversing with departed loved ones to reincarnation, they are merely hallucinating. Perfectly reasonable people believe in perfectly unreasonable things and science is trying to understand what triggers our inability to believe in the supernatural.
In one example, University of Chicago researchers were able to make college students more likely to say they did not believe in both ghosts and God by simply telling them their personality type revealed they would have many friends by middle age. Armed with the of hope for normal human relationships, the students were suddenly more willing to close their minds to the possibility of fostering future non-paranormal connections.
Despite these findings, we are still fans of the inability to believe in the supernatural. Take zombies: When they're attractive, we can't help but trust that the photographic evidence of their existence is not real.
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Tuesday 11 November
By tswirk
Love this stuff! Please include me in your emails; thanks! Tom
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Friday 26 December
By Rico Justice
Sure, sign me up. And yes, this IS a pain in the ass!
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Monday 05 January
By Kathryn
I'm curious.
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Tuesday 06 January
By kim
I,m curiously in love to find more please include me for reactions
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Wednesday 11 February
By Ernie
Lets see!
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Wednesday 04 March
By Gina
Hmmm...very interesting.
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Tuesday 05 May
By GW Himaroid
I'm feeling better already. How DO you do that?
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Saturday 30 May
By jeff link
cool stuff!!
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Wednesday 03 June
By erik zimm
i'm a little interested in how tgis really works
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Wednesday 24 June
By Bill Bailey
Thanks
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Saturday 20 June
By yjhy
ahfejt
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Tuesday 22 September
By angelboi
As a new " kid on the block ; " it is just another way to meet new and hopfully long lasting friends.
I raise my glass of wine , and dedicate to all the friends I have
met thus far on FACEBOOK , and as well to the one's I hope to be
come friends with this new and exciting concept .
CHEERS !!!
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Tuesday 13 October
By MikeOfLA
Why not make this an iPhone App? That would be more readily available at the bar.
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