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iPhone Abacus App – New Twist On Old Concept

Standard calculator interfaces are too boring and retro. Instead, why not opt for extremely retro — and sync it to your brand new iPhone?

The iPhone Abacus app was created by a Japanese developer, and simulates use of the ancient calculating system that originated in China. Simply move the “beads” on the abacus depicted on your iPhone screen, and math is made easy!

The iPhone Abacus can be downloaded into your phone — and it should be noted that this is not an official Apple app.

Check out video of it in use here.

Man Sues Bible’s Publishers For Libel

A Michigan man is suing Bible publishers Zondervan and Thomas Nelson for libel against homosexuals.

Bradley LaShawn Fowler claims that the versions of the Bible the aforementioned publishers put out state that homosexuality is sinful — and that has led Fowler to suffer “discrimination, emotional pain and mental instability.”

Fowler also claims the bible passages in question leads him “…or anyone who is a homosexual to endure verbal abuse, discrimination, episodes of hate, and physical violence … including murder,”

He is seeking $60 million from Zondervan and $10 million from Thomas Nelson.

What do you think of this lawsuit? If holy texts contain teachings that might lead to other people being discriminated against, is that libel of some kind? And what do you think the outcome of the lawsuit might be?

Fail Blog Gives You Your Daily Dose Of Fail

Have you ever found yourself in a situation in which a Fail pic would come in handy? A forum dispute, an emailed “Dear John” letter, or just something for personal entertainment?

Well look no further: the Fail Blog will give you your daily dose of Fail.

All entries in the Fail Blog are submitted by users, and are guaranteed to be filled with 100% FAIL and no Win.

(actually, there are a few Win. but it’s frowned upon)

Creepy Vintage Ad: “Boys Wanted”

doesn’t see the problem with the ad: