In the Facebook game FarmVille, you can collect animals. As they stay on your farm, they slowly collect certain things. For example, for a cow, you can collect their milk once they reach 100%. For chickens, you can collect eggs.

Life is moving at such a fast pace. Technology changes everyday. Something you buy today will become obsolete the moment you walk out of the store.

We've all seen a person on the side of the road or on the sidewalk holding up a cardboard sign. Most of the time, the sign is asking for food or money. There have been some signs, though, that have been creative and funny.

There have been events that have changed the course of history. World War II, September 11, and the discovery of the Americas have all helped shape the world we live in today. But what about specific objects?

Mysteries. We love mysteries and can't get enough of them! If you have yet to read the original article, read it here. Now, here are 4 more mysteries that have been unsolved for years.

Apple unveiled their highly anticipated tablet computer, the iPad. While the product has the tech world abuzz, everyone can agree on one thing: The name sucks. Usually the marketing people at Apple are renowned for their ability to brand and market products, but they dropped the ball on this one.

Dinosaurs have been a fascination of children and adults alike for generations. Dinosaurs surged in popularity following the film Jurassic Park and its sequels. It's just a damn shame that they went extinct 65 million years ago. If they had survived to this day, there would certainly be some that would be kept as pets.

Exams are usually a barometer of how well students are grasping the material. Students study tirelessly to get a good grade on the exam and pass the class (or to get college credit) - most of the time. However, there are times when, no matter how hard someone studies, they are just not going to get it. So what do these students do when faced with a question they can't answer?

What if the characters of Star Wars had updating their Facebook statuses during the climatic battles and adventures? Well, here is a sample of what the Facebook News Feed would look like during Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace.

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Telephone numbers have been around since before the turn of the 19th century. With the addition of cell phones, there are now billion of numbers and combinations worldwide. Among those billions of numbers though, 6 of them have managed to become famous.

The Facebook application FarmVille launched in June 2009 and in just a few short months, it has become the number one played game on Facebook. At the time of this writing, it has over 73 million active users. For those who don't know what FarmVille is, it is a simulation game where players can plant, grow and harvest crops, animals, and trees on their very own farm.

Benjamin Franklin once said, "Money never made a man happy yet, nor will it. The more a man has, the more he wants. Instead of filling a vacuum, it makes one." There is no doubt that these 8 people would agree with that quote. Each of them won millions of dollars playing the lottery, only to end up losing their winnings and even ending in a far worse position than when they started.

The idea of the world as we know it coming to an end has been around for thousands of years. The Bible, Nostradamus, past and present civilizations, and Hollywood directors have all had their own versions of how the world will end. Most versions have the world ending in horrific disasters like giant tsunamis, worldwide pandemic, and nuclear warfare. Did you already survive the world ending though?

Everyone and their mom is on Facebook now. With over 350 million users (and growing) now on the site, there are bound to be some interesting and noteworthy stories and events involving Facebook and its users.

Over 200 people voted in the end of 2009 polls! After crunching some numbers, here are the results of what you guys thought about the year 2009 (no recount necessary).

Christmas is a time for spending quality moments with loved ones and celebrating the joy of the holidays. Families across the world make migrations to other family member's houses and stay for extended periods of time, sometimes even longer than they were invited for (like permanently moving in). With all the joy and happiness that is in the air, it'd be a shame if Christmas was ruined.

A ton of incredible and news worthy stories and events have occurred since the calendar switched over to October. If only they had been Tweeted about, as they were occurring. Without further ado, here is the final Fake Tweets from Real People for 2009 (about events from October-December).

Technology is a wonderful thing. It makes our lives easier and encourages innovation. Too lazy to change the channel on the TV? That's what the remote is for. Too impatient to wait for that food to cook? That's what the microwave is for. But alas, we must be careful. Technology can also cause us physical pain and suffering.

Our planet is home to many different forms of life, from plants to animals to bacteria. However, human beings have been the only species to fully manipulate and control their environment. Lurking in the shadows, though, are five species that are looking to take over man's place as the top species. These "fearsome five" all have the capabilities to take over the world. If you ever have that feeling that you are being watched, it's because one of these species is doing surveillance on you.