Log in
Username
Password

Remember me

Forgot password?

Thanks for your nomination.

View/vote nominations

Something you'd like to see on BoreMe?
Nominate it. Members vote on your nominations.

View/vote nominations

Nominate URL...	You can nominate something on another site (YouTube, Metacafe etc.)
...or upload video or picture	Video formats accepted: wmv, mov, mpg, mpeg, mp4, avi, 3gp (40MB max) Picture formats accepted: jpg, jpeg, gif (10MB max)
Comment
Video Picture

Username	Submit as member
Password			View/vote nominations

Express yourself. Play your part in shaping BoreMe

Nominate

If there's something you'd like to see on BoreMe, you can nominate it. Other members then vote on whether it appears.

You can nominate something on another site (YouTube, Metacafe etc.) or upload your own video or picture to BoreMe.

Create a collection

Showcase your favourite postings on BoreMe, or collect together postings on a particular interest for others to enjoy.

Perhaps you'd like to warn the world of the looming Mayan Doomsday Prophecy. Simply search BoreMe for relevant postings and nominate other material to create your Mayan Doomsday playlist.

Make like-minded friends

If you like a member's bookmarks, or perhaps it's their sense of humour that appeals to you, or even just their writing style, you can become their 'friend'.

As a friend, you can message them directly and follow what they do on BoreMe.

Why be a member? Why not. It's free, it's fun and it'll get your brain working!

Register now

Username (4 to 20 characters - no spaces)

Password (8 to 20 characters - no spaces)

Re-type password

Email (valid email required)

Italian love bones

Add to: Digg Diigo Reddit Stumble Del.icio.us Facebook MySpace

Bookmark ?

Valdaro, Italy - In a Valentine's Day gift to the country, scientists said they are determined to remove and preserve together the remains of a couple buried 5,000 to 6,000 years ago, their arms still wrapped around each other in an enduring embrace.

Instead of removing the bones one-by-one for reassembly later, archaeologists plan to scoop up the entire section of earth where the couple was buried.

The plot will then be transported for study before being put on display in an Italian museum, thereby preserving the world's longest known hug for posterity.