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RIP: 5 Things That Became Obsolete This Decade (Part 2)

Posted by Jimm Fowler in People's Choice on December 23rd, 2009

rip2 Since our last publication of this list, people have been writing in and giving us more samples of items that have become obsolete over the last decade. Here are some of their thoughts on what should be on this list. It doesn’t seem possible, but each of these five items were viable only ten years ago, yet now they are either gone or in their death throes. See if you can’t come up with another five before the end of the year!

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Five People Born on February 23

Today is February 23, 2010 and the 54th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar. There are 310 days left in the year 2010. According the Mayan calendar, there are 1032 days till the end of the current cycle. On this date, in 1896, the Tootsie Roll was invented. Here are five people that sh

Best Billboard Hits of 1997

1. Elton John: Candle in the Wind (1997/Something About The Way You Look Tonight) 2. Jewel: You Were Meant For Me/Foolish Games 3. Puff Daddy/Faith Evans (featuring 112): I’ll Be Missing You 4. Toni Braxton: Un-Break My Heart 5. Puff Daddy/Mase: Can’t Nobody Hold Me Down

Five Mysteries Taken To The Grave

Who doesn't love a good mystery? When the answer to the mystery is gone forever because the person who had the secret locked in their brain and never revealed the source, it becomes fascinating to us. I've had a life long love for finding out about these bits of information. The answers to the

Sports That Should Never Be Allowed On ESPN

Now that the Winter Olympics are in full swing, it has become obvious that there are some competitions that really use a liberal meaning of the term “sport”. How do these engagements even get air time? Sure, they may be fun to do while you are out with friends, but a sport? Really? Sports ar

Five Best James Bond Villains of All Time

James Bond had one of the best rogue's galleries of all times. Of the bad guys that he fought, who were the best? The deadliest? The most cunning? MyFiveBest takes a look at the most notorious villains ever to cross 007. Which would be on your list? Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd This duo of assass

Best Grossing Films of 1992

Aladdin ($217 million) Home Alone 2: Lost in New York ($173 million) Batman Returns ($162 million) Lethal Weapon 3 ($144 million) A Few Good Men ($141 million) Get movies delivered to your mailbox with Blockbuster Total Access.

Five Real-Life Pirates

The tales of Pirates are the stuff of legend, but who were these pirates that terrorized the Spanish Main and the Caribbean? Did they really leave buried treasure and what were they like? The pirates were real and they actually did sail off of the southern and eastern coasts of what is now the U

Other Options Than Internet Explorer: Browser Review

Thank you Microsoft for giving us such a crappy web browser in Internet Explorer and then bundling it into every PC in the world! If it hadn't been for your lack of compatibility with all other web browsers, this review would not be possible! I know people fear change, but sometimes change is go

Debunking History: The Real Doc Holliday

I was watching the movie "Tombstone" last night and I have to admit, while completely historically inaccurate, Val Kilmer plays a very likable Doc Holliday. Who was this famous gunslinger? He looked deadly with a weapon, had tuberculosis, and always seemed drunk. In the movies, people feared h

The History Of Schools In The United States

With the kids going back to school again, I thought I'd write about the history of public schools in the United States. We all went to school, but was there any rhyme or reason to why they are set up the way they are? Why do we go from grades first through twelve? How did the schools come abou