StumbleUpon top 5 rated websites: eBay scam, Beatles before Abbey road

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Friday 17 December 2010 20:00 EST
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A look at this week's top-rated websites from StumbleUpon, recorded on December 17.

This week's selection includes an eBay scam that catches out a woman that bid on an item and didn't want to pay, an amusing transcript from a text-based game, photos of the beautiful landscapes found in the archipelago of Lofoten in Norway, a photo of the Beatles just before the famous Abbey Road photo was taken, and a video of an inventor putting his finger in the way of a saw just to prove his technology works.

1. This Great eBay Scam Will Warm Your Heart
http://gizmodo.com/5713664/this-great-ebay-scam-will-warm-your-heart

2. Urinate in Catless Peace
http://www.omegleconversations.com/urinate-in-catless-peace.html

3. Kuriositas: Lofoten - Arctic Circle Anomaly
http://www.kuriositas.com/2010/12/lofoten-arctic-circle-anomaly.html

4. Abbey sidewalk
http://kottke.org/10/12/abbey-sidewalk

5. This guy trusts his own tech, puts finger into table saw
http://www.geek.com/articles/geek-cetera/this-guy-trusts-his-own-tech-puts-finger-into-table-saw-blade-20101211/

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