You're tired. You're hungry. You don't really want to go to a sit down restaurant because it takes too long to order and eat. So what do you decide to do instead? Call up your favorite place for pick-up. Why not? It's only around the block.

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.

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?

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.

The world loves mysteries. There are so many events and occurrences that happen on this planet that have no rational or logical explanation. Extraterrestrials, hoaxes, paranormal activities, and conspiracies lie at the root of most unsolved mysteries.

Throughout history, there are always things that capture the imagination. From promises of unimaginable riches to the quest of never-ending knowledge, history has had its fair share of things that have rumored to exist, but have not yet been found or proven - yet.

Here at The Blogington, I feel as if there's not enough articles about travel and since winter is approaching (in the Northern Hemisphere) and temperatures are plummeting, there's no better time to introduce the 5 hottest places on earth. If you're in the winter spirit, please read the 5 Coldest Places on Earth. We'll start with "coldest" place and warm up from there. Bring your sunblock!

In 2007, Google launched Google Street View. Street View is an amazing tool because it allows you to see almost any street in the United States and around the world and virtually take a walk down any street you want. However, along the way, the Google Street View Cars have snapped pictures of some very strange and hilarious things around the world.

September is over and October has arrived. October is always an action packed month, with the NFL season in full swing, the MLB playoffs about to begin, the fall season making things a little chilly outside (or hotter if you're in the Southern hemisphere), and of course, Halloween!

Mascots are usually the human embodiment of a brand. It is a way for everyone to connect with a brand in their own way through the mascot. As we all know though, sometimes mascots for brands just don't make sense. Other times, the mascot makes us not want to buy the brand because the mascot is well...a little creepy.

The decline in the global economy has caused many companies to collapse and declare bankruptcy - see: Circuit City, Lehman Brothers, and Washington Mutual. Other companies have not only survived the economy, but continue to grow and rake in the billions.

Throughout human history, there have been countless inventions that have changed the way we live and think about the world. The wheel, the formation of steel, the automobile and the television are examples of these life changing inventions. Today, technology is progressing so fast that something new today will be obsolete tomorrow.

Are you feeling the heat wave sweeping across the nation this summer? Are you tired of having to endure temperatures of over 100+ degrees Fahrenheit? Well, today is your lucky day! There are plenty of places around the world where you can go and cool off, and even freeze over if that's your cup of tea. In fact, some of these places have no population at all, so you could start your own society (if you can last the subzero climates). Think of it as a new Jamestown, except instead of cultivating tobacco, the cash crop would be popsicles.

There comes a time when a new fad sweeps the nation and sometimes the world. More often than not, these fads disappear as quickly as they came, leaving only the people who came up with the idea swimming in millions of dollars in profit. It makes you think "Why didn't I think of that?" Well you didn't - yet.

The month of May is over, and now June has arrived. It's incredible how fast the year is flying by. In honor of the new month, here is a short list of major world events that have happened in the month of June (in no particular order).