Today I accidentally happened upon two hilariously opposing Add-on choices, that one is given upon entering the keyword "christian" into the search bar:

Christian Anti-Porn

Flee sexual immorality (1Co 6:18). Christian Anti-Porn will filter links and alert the user if any porn websites are clicked. This will not block but warn every Christian that he is going to crucify Jesus Christ again if he proceeds to such websites.

Profanity

Generates a random swear word that canbe added to any element's value or inner HTML. This can be automatically on page load, or by clicking the extension icon and selecting run.

I hat initially searched for Japanese related Add-ons and happened upon the first link, which made me courious enough to check out what other funny stuff is out there...

"The Story of Sushi - An Unlikely Story of Raw Fish and Rice" by Trevor Corson


Link to the Homepage

All around interesting book not only about sushi - "The modern term sushi does not refer to fish, but to rice. Rice seasoned with rice vinegar, sugar and salt. Any food made with this rice can be called sushi, wether it involves fish or not." - and how to eat the stuff right but Japanese cuisine in general. It also includes how miso and dashi are made and "how ancient buddhist vegetarian condimets are used to make american factory meat palatable".

"Tsunami ist ein Begriff der japanischen Sprache und heißt verharmlost „Hafenwelle“. ...
Im Land der aufgehenden Sonne gibt es kein Wort für die mörderische Wucht meterhoher Wellenwände, überhaupt kaum Begriffe für Katastrophen. Die Mentalität verlangt, auch das Brutale der Natur zu verharmlosen."

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"Hochwasser ist ein Begriff der deutschen Sprache und heißt verharmlosend „hohes Wasser“. Im Land der Dichter und Denker gibt es kein Wort für die mörderische Wucht eines reißenden Flusses, der über seine Ufer getreten ist, überhaupt kaum Begriffe für Katastrophen. Die Mentalität verlangt, auch das Brutale der Natur zu verharmlosen."

http://www.scilogs.de/wblogs/blog/sprachlog/sprachmythen/2011-09-07/die-japaner-haben-kein-wort-f-r-tsunami

"As easy as programming the VCR."
Thinking of how in my family that was never done successfully, the internet is actually much easier to use.

"Tell your retailer you're planning on using the internet, when buying a new computer."
Obsolete by now. What else would one still use a computer for, but. Sure, text writing or photo editing, but all that eventually lands on the internet anyway.

"Imagine sitting down with your morning coffee, turning on your home computer to read the days newspaper! Well, it's not as far fetched as it may seem."
No, it's reality by now.

A lot has changed in the past 15 to 20 years. ;O)

Deborah Rhodes: A tool that finds 3x more breast tumors, and why it's not available to you.

http://www.ted.com/talks/deborah_rhodes.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aLT9eust5k

One great example of how to make something traditional and oldfashioned interesting and cool!
Go Yoshida Brothers!

I definitely hope this idea will be picked up widely! So cool.

http://www.ted.com/talks/eben_bayer_are_mushrooms_the_new_plastic.html

"I carry condoms all the time and I never get laid."
Great argument angainst the churchs aversion to condoms.
I like her!
http://www.ted.com/talks/elizabeth_pisani_sex_drugs_and_hiv_let_s_get_rational_1.html

Das ist zu gut, um nicht weiterverbreitet zu werden!
Hochinteressante wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse und ein Ausschnitt aus dem Anleitungsvideo für dänische Bauern zur Erhöhung der Fertilität von Säuen.
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/mary_roach_10_things_you_didn_t_know_about_orgasm.html