Stolen Mail...?

Alright, so I was looking around this Letters of Note website..
And I didn't find it thought-provoking.


First of all, I find it kind of creepy to post other people's mail on the Internet. I don't care how old they are, it's still weird. Isn't there laws against that?


Second of all, I honestly don't care about how Micheal Jackson loved some dude named Albert, or how Abraham Lincoln decided to grow his beard. Also, Bob Dylan, Yoko Ono was one of the factors to why the Beatles broke up. She should go.


Thirdly, it's all together to much effort to find something that actually IS interesting. Actually, I guess this is still my second point, because more then half of the stuff on there I didn't care about. And I find it weird that people post those in-case-I-don't-return or in-the-event-of-my-death letters. If I wrote a letter to someone and then died, and there was some kind of afterlife, I would haunt the crap out of them if they posted the letter on the Internet.


But anyway.


I then went on to look at huffingtonpost.com . To be honest, I don't even know what the site is. I opened it, and then it mind-raped me with so much random stuff, I couldn't even handle it. Then I found a little link that said "7 Sites You Should Be Wasting Time On Right Now" and I was gone. So, Huffington Post, I'm not entirely sure what you are, but I'm pretty sure I don't like you.


http://peoplewho.us/ <-- I found this on Huffington Post... You should go there, because it's much easier to understand, and definitly more entertaining then both of these sites put together.

UPDATE: http://peoplewho.us/post/2061130329/thanks-to-the-huffpo-for-featuring-us-in-a-front   :)