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Oversharers.com Shares Way More Than You Want to Know

by Warren Riddle on June 29, 2009 at 06:16 AM

It should go without saying that we absolutely love the Net. The Web of Intertubes (forget the educational purposes) allows everyone to feel a little bit better about themselves, if only through pointing out other people's foibles, insecurities, and moments of weakness. And then mercilessly making fun of them.

Web users constantly post regretful comments that result in firings, arrests, and, at the least, massive embarrassment. Well, just for all you Info-Superhighway rubber-neckers, there's a site called Oversharers.com that catalogs those moments for the entire world to see, and ridicule.

One such TMI moment, from "nattypoo," reveals that he "has the urge to sneeze and vomit at the same time. Body, please proceed with caution. Innocent bystanders, grab your Gallagher tarps." Predictably, the site's offerings are currently dominated by body humor (with a heavy dose of regurgitative tales) and tweets, which, with their 140-character-or-less limit, are perfect for inane and nauseating ramblings.

While Oversharers.com has some work to do before it passes AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com or TextsFromLastNight.com on our list of favorite sites that detail goofy and inappropriate behavior, it can at least rest easy knowing that, with Twitter and Facebook around, it will never run out of material. [From: Oversharers.com]


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