#1.)  PUBLIC MAGAZINES. Magazines in waiting rooms, on airplanes, and at libraries get passed around through tons of people’s unwashed hands.  Plus, since they’ve got dry surfaces, bacteria like E. coli can survive on them for months.

#2.)  OFFICE KEYBOARDS. Your keyboard generally has about five times more germs as a PUBLIC TOILET SEAT.  The little gaps between the keys are the perfect place for bacteria to live and grow.

#3.)  THE GYM. A study a few years back found bacteria that could cause the cold virus on 73% of weights and 51% of aerobic equipment at the gym.  Wash your hands VIGOROUSLY after you work out.

#4.)  SHOPPING CARTS. In 2006, a study by the University of Arizona found that two out of every three shopping cart handles were contaminated with FECAL BACTERIA.

#5.)  SUBWAY POLES. Basically, any surface you touch on public transportation is completely covered in germs and bacteria.  Of all the things on this list, these are the MOST infected surfaces of all.

According to a new study 60% of people go online when they feel sick and try to diagnose their own illnesses.

At least half the time, the people CONVINCE themselves that they’re sicker than they are based on what they read on the Internet.

In fact, 20% of the time, people end up believing they’re suffering from the early stages of a HEART ATTACK.

Usually, that’s just INDIGESTION.

Here Are The Ten Most Common Mistakes People Make When They Use The Internet To Diagnose Themselves

#1.)  FOOD POISONING is usually just a regular upset stomach.

#2.)  FOOD POISONING can also just be a regular hangover.

#3.)  THE FLU is usually just a cold.

#4.)  A MIGRAINE is usually just a headache.

#5.) But A BRAIN TUMOR is usually just a migraine.

#6.)  APPENDICITIS is usually just normal lower stomach pain.

#7.)  ARTHRITIS is usually just stiff joints.

#8.)  LUNG DISEASE is usually just shortness of breath.

#9.)  KIDNEY DISEASE is usually just a lower back ache.

#10.)  A HEART ATTACK is usually just indigestion.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics just put out its annual list of the most dangerous jobs in America, h

#1.)  Fisherman, 200 deaths per 100,000, median salary $23,600.

#2.)  Logger, 61.8 deaths per 100,000, median salary $34,400.

#3.)  Airplane pilots, 51.7 deaths per 100,000, median salary $106,240.

#4.)  Farmers and ranchers, 35.8 deaths per 100,000, median salary $32,350.

#5.)  Roofers, 34.7 deaths per 100,000, median salary $33,970.

#6.)  Ironworkers, 30.3 deaths per 100,000, median salary $44,500.

#7.)  Sanitation worker, 25.2 deaths per 100,000, median salary $32,070.

#8.)  Industrial machinist, 18.5 deaths per 100,000, median salary $39,600.

#9.)  Truckers and drivers, 18.3 deaths per 100,000, median salary $37,730.

#10.)  Construction laborer, 18.3 deaths per 100,000, median salary $29,150.

(Yahoo Finance)

Billy Rafferty is a dog expert who put together this list of the 10 SMARTEST breeds of dogs.

#10.)  Australian Cattle Dog

#9.) Rottweiler

#8.)  Papillion

#7.)  Labrador Retriever

#6.)  Shetland Sheepdog

#5.)  Doberman Pinscher

#4.)  Golden Retriever

#3.)  German Shepherd

#2.)  Poodle

#1.)  Border Collie

(PawNation)