These funny but sexist classic advertisements are a hoot! Gone are the days when this was allowed. Amazing to think how much things have changed...for the better I might add. These old ads are hilarious though.

Big changes are on the horizon...watch for a brand new Captions Game experience with new prizes. Stay tuned!

By far the most popular section of EdgeCurve is the Captions Game. Thousands of captions are submitted every round by players around the world. We thought it would be fun to get to know some of the players that have either been playing for years now, or have an exceptional talent. Today, Q&A's with the one and only, David Gerrold. Say hello to David in the comments below. Mr. E: Hello David, please introduce yourself. David: My name is David Gerrold. I’m old enough to have seen “I Love Lucy” first run. I write books, short stories, articles, and the occasional television script. I’ve won the Hugo Award and the Nebula Award for “The Martian Child,” the story of my son’s adoption. The movie version opens November 2nd, starring John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Joan Cusack, Angelica Huston, Richard Schiff, Oliver Platt, and Sophie Okonedo. If you google me, you’ll find out what I’m really famous for. But what I’m really proudest of is my son. I adopted him when he was 8 years old, and now he’s 23 and he’s almost human. I’m proud that I didn’t strangle him in his sleep during his ...

WHAT About this time every 4 years, political pundits around the world's media outlets all look to EdgeCurve for its official endorsement. We're a bit late here at EC...and we've been getting swamped with messages. Without further delay, we're now ready to announce our endorsement. WHO For the next President of the United States of America, EdgeCurve officially endorses Barack Obama. We're captivated by the fresh face and hopeful attitude. We look to you to not just change the wayward course of America over the past 7 years, but to change the tiring and undermining partisan political process. We want change. WHY There are many labels being thrown around, sexist, ageist, racist. But that would be politics as usual. This election we're blessed with smart, capable candidates for President on both sides of the aisle. Several would be excellent ambassadors for this country. And this has been sorely lacking over the past 7 years. But we think Obama rises above all. It's time we move away from the old, rich, out-of-touch politician and elect someone from a different background to represent a new generation. But overall, it's Obama's charismatic, intelligent demeanor that motivates us and inspires us.

We live in a time when there's an embarrassment of riches when it comes to rock music rhythm games. In this article I'm going to compare the big three Guitar Hero-type games: Guitar Hero II vs. Guitar Hero III vs. Rock Band. Guitar Hero II Guitar Hero III Rock Band Each game will be given between 1 and 3 points for the following: Song Selection Playability/Controls Party Time/Fun Factor Animations/Characters Intangibles Song Selection The songs in each of the games runs the gamut from classic rock, to punk, to alternative. And as everyone seems to like certain songs and dislike others, this category is largely subjective. But I have to give the edge to Guitar Hero II. It's track list is just excellent, and you can even download many of the famous songs that were in the original Guitar Hero game for the PS2. And not to say that Rock Band doesn't have great songs; it does. It just does not have as many and therefore probably has fewer of your favorites. Guitar Hero II: 3 points Guitar Hero III: 2 points Rock Band: 1 point Playability/Controls This is where Guitar Hero 2 and Rock Band really shine. Going strictly on the guitar part, Guitar Hero II is clean, responsive, and just plain fun. The notes ...

Did you know? From last weekend's box office performance: the Coen brothers' No Country For Old Men earned in $3.1 million on 148 screens while Tom Cruise's, um, limited appeal(?) film Lions for Lambs took in $2.9 million on 2216 screens. Let's break that down. No Country For Old Men: $20945.00/screen Lions for Lambs: $1308.00/screen Oof.

Here are some anagrams for the name Ann Coulter. Examples, some of which are a bit too nasty to print, are Rectal Noun, Loaner &$#%, and Unclean Rot.

Students have problems returning to normal after being hypnotized. However, I've seen Office Space. It's not that big of a problem. Why America says it's ok not to follow all official laws. Often, these old laws remaining active are due to political failure. Monkeys attack and kill deputy mayor of Dehli, India. And yes, this is real. This is a serious article from the BBC. Hillary Clinton says she would give up some presidential powers that Bush/Cheney have grabbed in their time. Hillary's stock just went up a tick for me.