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  • newCat Chaos Grounds Canadian Flight For Hours
    A flight was held up for four hours when a cat escaped from its carrycase and ran amok in the cockpit....
    - 4 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 6:03pm -
  • newCocaine Worth £1m Sent To UN 'By Mistake'
    A 16kg shipment of cocaine lost by Mexican drug traffickers has turned up at the United Nations headquarters in New York....
    - 8 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 2:03pm -
  • newUS Man 'Forgotten' After Drink Driving Arrest
    A US jury has awarded a man $22m (£12m) after he was kept in solitary confinement without trial for nearly two years over an alleged drink driving offence....
    - 10 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 12:03pm -
  • Demand Rises For Female Bodyguards In China
    A security school in China is training women to become bodyguards after a surge in demand for female security personnel....
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 8:03pm -
  • NJ camel predicts Giants will win the Super Bowl (AP)
    AP - People use all sorts of ways to try to predict the winner of the Super Bowl: comparing regular season records, judging who looked stronger in the post-season run-up to the big game, or watching the betting lines from Las Vegas oddsmakers....
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 5:22pm -
  • Babette's errant email cripples German parliament
    Reuters - The German parliament's email system was hampered for several hours for more than 4,000 staffers and deputies when hundreds of workers responded to an errant email sent by one staffer named "Babette" to all 4,032 co-workers....
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 8:31am -
  • Museum: Rare coin may be Roman brothel token (AP)
    AP - The Museum of London is displaying a coin found by the River Thames that may have been used nearly 2,000 years ago as a "brothel token" in Roman London....
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 8:09am -
  • Artist plans to bury 727 jetliner in Calif. desert (AP)
    AP - A Swiss artist plans to bury an intact Boeing 727 jetliner in California's Mojave Desert and build a tourist tunnel to give visitors a chance to view the underground project....
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 7:58am -
  • Revealed: Famous names who snubbed UK queen's honors
    Reuters - Receiving an honor from Britain's Queen Elizabeth marks the pinnacle of many careers. But for more than 250 people named in a once-secret official document, the idea was so unappealing that they turned down the monarch's offer....
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 7:52am -
  • Potty-room pilfering: Auto flushers stolen in Ohio (AP)
    AP - A restroom rip-off in central Ohio has automatic flushers disappearing from the bathrooms at restaurants and other businesses....
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 6:33am -

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  • Babette's errant email cripples German parliament
    BERLIN (Reuters) - The German parliament's email system was hampered for several hours for more than 4,000 staffers and deputies when hundreds of workers responded to an errant email sent by one staffer named "Babette" to all 4,032 co-workers.
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 2:31pm -
  • Revealed: Famous names who snubbed UK queen's honors
    LONDON (Reuters) - Receiving an honor from Britain's Queen Elizabeth marks the pinnacle of many careers. But for more than 250 people named in a once-secret official document, the idea was so unappealing that they turned down the monarch's offer.
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 1:59pm -
  • Four-year-old U.S. boy pulls out marijuana at school
    (Reuters) - A four-year-old U.S. boy who announced to his teacher at school snack time that he wanted to share pulled nine bags of marijuana out of his jacket pocket, police said on Wednesday.
    - 2 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 11:09pm -
  • $5 here, $37 there: Americans' indulgences add up
    U.S. workers spend more than $1,000 a year on coffee and another $2,000 on lunch, with men and young workers more willing to indulge in a $5 coffee than women or older colleagues, according to a survey of Americans' workplace spending habits.
    - 2 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 1:17pm -
  • Irishman makes "billion-euro home" of shredded notes
    DUBLIN (Reuters) - An unemployed Irish artist has built a home from the shredded remains of 1.4 billion euros ($1.82 billion), a monument to the "madness" he says has been wrought on Ireland by the single currency, from a spectacular construction boo…
    - 3 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 9:49am -

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  • newBrits look like Steven Gerrard or Lorraine Kelly
    The average British man has the face of England footballer Steven Gerrard, while Lorraine Kelly is the celebrity most girls resemble, it's been revealed. Liverpool FC legend Gerrard was the typical man in the street’s celebrity look-a-like –- ra…
    - 8 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 1:34pm -
  • newSandwich recreations of classic artworks are good enough to eat
    A pair of US artists have recreated a series of classic artworks using nothing more than the ingredients for their lunch.Brittany Powell and Tae Kitakata -- who plan to create a new art project every Monday in 2012 -- came up with the idea of replica…
    - 10 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 12:14pm -
  • newStar Wars Uncut becomes unsurprising online hit
    A home-made recreation of Star Wars: A New Hope -- with fans each performing 15 second segments of the movie -- has become an unsurprisingly huge hit online.The movie, which was uploaded to YouTube on 18 January, has already been viewed more than 1.5…
    - 11 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 11:11am -
  • newMoby Dick printed on four and a half toilet rolls
    A US man has tried to sell a unique edition of the classic novel Moby Dick -- one he spent hours typing onto a four-and-a-half toilet rolls.Going by the eBay username The_Heppcat the man says he typed the 822 page Herman Melville novel onto loo roll…
    - 12 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 10:09am -
  • newSnow leopard steals researchers hidden camera
    Scientists who set up a series of hidden cameras in a remote area of Tajikstan to capture footage of snow leopards were shocked to discover one of their devices had been stolen.But they were even more shocked when they uploaded footage from one the r…
    - 13 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 9:00am -

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  • newHundreds of Meteorites Uncovered in Antarctica
    A gang of heavily insulated scientists has wrapped up its Antarctic expedition, with its members thawing out from the experience, but pleased to have bagged more than 300 space rocks. They are participants in the Antarctic Search for Meteorites progr…
    - 19 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 3:18am -
  • newBrain activity measured during Magic mushroom use
    The active ingredient in psychedelic mushrooms decreases brain activity, possibly explaining the vivid, mind-bending effects of the drug, a new study finds. The decreases were focused in regions that serve as crossroads for information in the brain,…
    - 19 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 3:12am -
  • newROSWELL “MEMORY METAL” FOUND ON OFFICIAL FILM OF B-2 STEALTH? By Anthony Bragalia
    The Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit is an advanced military aircraft that has unique capabilities that are far-ranging. Introduced in 1997 (with an alleged first flight in 1989) there are just 22 of them in the world. They incorporate low observable stea…
    - 19 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 2:54am -
  • newNick Redfern Explains how the General Accounting Office got involved in Roswell
    “…GAO spokeswoman Laura A. Kopelson said the office’s investigation…stemmed from a meeting in October between Schiff and GAO Controller General Charles A Bowsher. Schiff complained then that the Defense Department had been ‘unresponsive’…
    - 19 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 2:50am -
  • newGenuine UFO Sighting Wales 2012 Flying Saucer Lights
    Genuine UFO Sighting Wales 2012 Flying Saucer Lights Part One of Four – YouTube. This one, finally, is not Chinese lanterns. Good job if it is CG. Doesn’t seem to be a blimp of the ordinary kind, but still could be a remote controlled disk-shaped…
    - 20 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 2:18am -
  • The Pirate Bay filesharing site offers 3D objects
    “This shows a 3d print of a mathematical sculpture I produced using shapeways.com. This model is available at http://shpws.me/3gur“ The MakerBot Replicator is the kind of personal 3D printer that could help with the Pirate Bay’s plans Image: Ma…
    - 3 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 7:09am -
  • Can this largest solar storm since 2005 make people more emotional?
    We’ve been getting hit by the sun according to the Tuesday, January 24, 2012 Washington Post: The largest solar storm since 2005, which hit Earth over the weekend and caused northern lights called auroras, peaked Tuesday after the Sun released a s…
    - 3 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 4:43am -
  • Russian Scientist: Life Spotted on Venus
    An article published in the Solar System Research magazine reported Several objects resembling living beings were detected on photos made by a Russian landing probe in 1982 during a Venus mission. Leonid Ksanfomaliti of the Space Research Institute o…
    - 3 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 3:05am -

Listverse

  • new10 Great Scenes in Musical History
    After the surprising success of my first list (by which I mean it wasn't immediately tossed onto the virtual slush pile), I felt inspired to write another. This list focuses on some of the best-loved scenes in musical theatre history, and covers roug…
    - 14 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 7:30am -
  • 10 Offbeat Literary Works of Non-English Writers
    Most book lists on this and other sites contain the usual suspects, but I think by now everyone who wants to read Haruki Murakami or Thomas Pynchon, already has. Moreover, most of these lists tend to focus on American and British literature, whereas…
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 7:30am -
  • 10 Real Life Werewolves
    There are many stories about werewolves or lycanthropy. Little red riding hood and the wolf that could mysteriously talk. An American Werewolf in London. Being Human. All STORIES of talking, walking, hungry wolf men. But has any one really thought if…
    - 3 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 7:30am -
  • 11 Words with Surprising Derivations
    Part of English’s success is due to the embracing of new words; British and Irish people in particular seem to take a delight in using new words or misusing or adapting old ones. This list contains eleven words - mostly coined or adopted from the l…
    - 4 days ago, 24 Jan 12, 7:30am -
  • 10 More Awe-inspiring Waterfalls
    In the first volume of this list, we covered the top ten awe inspiring waterfalls. The objective was to present the top 10 showcases of falling water; the ideal large gushing falls which one tends to picture in their mind at the thought of the word w…
    - 5 days ago, 23 Jan 12, 7:30am -
  • 10 National Fast Foods You Should Try
    Before I begin my list of fast national dishes, I openly admit being heavily influenced by Jamie’s previous list Top 10 National Dishes You Should Try. The difference here is that Jamie’s (awesome) list was about national dishes, some of which ar…
    - 6 days ago, 22 Jan 12, 7:30am -
  • 10 Actors who Died During TV Shows
    There's a list here on Listverse of performers who died on stage, and there is a growing list of actors who died during the filming of a motion picture (Vic Morrow, John Candy, Brandon Lee, etc). There are those who've died on stage in theatre (e.g.,…
    - 7 days ago, 21 Jan 12, 7:30am -
  • Top 10 Space Age Radiation Incidents
    As if we don't have enough terrestrial examples of potential exposure to accidental radioactivity release to worry about (Cherobyl, Fukushima, Three Mile Island) we also need to be looking up for other potential hazards. Throughout the history of US…
    - 8 days ago, 20 Jan 12, 7:30am -
  • 7 Greatest Roman Generals
    The history of the Roman Empire is perhaps unprecedented in its prosperity. It is considered by most historians and scholars to have been the “perfect empire,” with a stable economy, a strong government, and, of course, a good military, considere…
    - 9 days ago, 19 Jan 12, 7:30am -
  • Top 10 Overrated Filmmakers
    Without great directors we wouldn't have great films. They are basically essential to the movie making process. Over the years many directors are hailed as geniuses - those who stand at the top of their class for silver screen productions. This li…
    - 10 days ago, 18 Jan 12, 7:30am -

Oddity Central

  • new17-Year-Old Girl Has Eaten Chicken Nuggets Every Day for the Last 15 Years
    Tweet Everyone craves fast food every once in a while, but for 17-year-old Stacey Irvine, chicken nuggets have been a part of her daily diet ever since she was 2 years old. Although you wouldn’t think so by looking at her. I’m a big cheeseburger…
    - 11 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 10:53am -
  • newBillion Euro Home Is Made from Shredded Remains of 1.4 Billion Euros
    Tweet Unemployed Irish artist, Frank Buckley, has built an entire apartment from the shredded remains of 1.4 billion euros he borrowed from the national mint. He says the Billion Euro Home is a monument to the madness the single currency brought to…
    - 12 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 9:40am -
  • newGuy Spends Six Years Making the World’s Largest Gumball
    Tweet This is one of the grossest world records I have ever covered, but it’s just so unusual I couldn’t resist sharing it with you guys. A man has kept the around 95,200 pieces of nicotine gum he has chewed over the last six years and put them a…
    - 13 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 8:37am -
  • Chinese Cat-Boy Can See Perfectly in the Dark
    Tweet If you ever doubted real X-Men were among us, check out the neat super-power of Nong Youhui, a young Chinese boy who can see in total darkness. Riddick, the cool antihero played by Vin Diesel in Pitch Black and The Chronicles of Riddick is one…
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 1:16pm -
  • Chinese Army Plays Lethal Pass-the-Bomb Game
    Tweet A video showing Chinese soldiers in a circle passing an explosive satchel from one man to another, until one of them decides to throw it in a hole just before it explodes, has been making the rounds online, leaving everyone flabbergasted. Pho…
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 12:04pm -

OffBeat | MyFox New York

  • newSpace Rock's Close Shave With Earth
    A small asteroid was set to make a close pass of the Earth on Friday, passing within 36,750 miles (59,100 kilometers) of the planet.
    - 7 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 3:15pm -
  • newJeff Edelstein: School
    Trentonian columnist Jeff Edelstein talks about what you learn in school.
    - 17 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 4:23am -
  • Bar Shames Deadbeats on Facebook
    A popular bar in Philadelphia is using Facebook to shame some women it says skipped out on paying their tab.
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 8:40pm -
  • Obama's Chrysler on eBay for $1M
    A 2005 Chrysler 300C once owned by President Barack Obama, has resurfaced on eBay three years after it was first offered on the auction website.
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 2:00pm -
  • Teen Eats Chicken Nuggets For 15-Years
    British teenager Stacey Irvine has eaten practically nothing but chicken nuggets since the age of two.
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 1:23pm -

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  • new2 Blown to Death by Hurricane
    A hurricane caused death of two women in separate incidents in the city of Novorossiysk in southern Russia on Friday.
    - 8 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 1:39pm -
  • Israeli Toddler Bites off Snake’s Head
    An 18-month Israeli boy bit off the head of a snake that crawled into his bedroom in Haifa, the Ynet News portal said on Thursday.
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 4:27pm -
  • Kidnapped Athlete Kills Abductor
    The abduction of a weightlifting instructor went awry this week in the North Caucasus republic of Dagestan when the victim broke free and killed one of his kidnappers.
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 3:46pm -
  • Russian Gets 5 Years for Killing Flasher
    A man was jailed in Voronezh for beating to death an exhibitionist who was showing his genitals to a three-year-old boy.
    - 2 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 4:43pm -
  • Sailor Jailed for Joyriding on Boat
    A sailor in western Siberia was sentenced to almost six years in a maximum security prison for joyriding on a boat for divers when drunk.
    - 2 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 2:56pm -

AP Strange News

  • newNJ camel predicts Giants will win the Super Bowl
    LACEY TOWNSHIP, N.J. (AP) -- People use all sorts of ways to try to predict the winner of the Super Bowl: comparing regular season records, judging who looked stronger in the post-season run-up to the big game, or watching the betting lines from…
    - 22 hours ago, 26 Jan 12, 11:22pm -
  • Museum: Rare coin may be Roman brothel token
    LONDON (AP) -- The Museum of London is displaying a coin found by the River Thames that may have been used nearly 2,000 years ago as a "brothel token" in Roman London....
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 2:09pm -
  • Potty-room pilfering: Auto flushers stolen in Ohio
    COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A restroom rip-off in central Ohio has automatic flushers disappearing from the bathrooms at restaurants and other businesses....
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 12:33pm -
  • Wyoming 19-year-old fined $200 for doughnut theft
    POWELL, Wyo. (AP) -- A 19-year-old college student accused of swiping a doughnut in Wyoming is going to be paying a pretty penny for that pastry....
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 4:34am -
  • Ohio orangutan gets newer birth control device
    CLEVELAND (AP) -- A Cleveland Clinic women's health specialist has made a house call at the zoo to demonstrate how to fit an orangutan with a newer brand of implanted birth-control device....
    - 2 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 11:44pm -

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  • Accused Abuser Claimed "Ghost" Injured His Wife
    The Smoking Gun | Submitted by: gargoylezero"A Wisconsin man charged with domestic abuse told cops that a "ghost" was actually responsible for injuries suffered by his wife, according to police. The bizarre claim by Michael West, 41, did not prevent…
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 12:20am -
  • Liberal Cat Found Dead
    New York Daily News | Submitted by: scarred 4 life"An Arkansas campaign manager says he came home Sunday and found his family’s cat fatally bludgeoned on his front steps -- with the word liberal scrawled across its side... According to a statement…
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 12:20am -
  • Jewish Newspaper Floats Trial Balloon
    Guardian | Submitted by: anonymousThe owner of a Jewish newspaper in Atlanta has said he deeply regrets writing a column suggesting that Israel consider "a hit" on Barack Obama if he stands in the way of the Jewish state defending itself. Andrew Adle…
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 12:20am -
  • State Bill Outlaws Use of Fetuses In Food Industry
    NPR | Submitted by: sharkfag"I don't know if it is happening in Oklahoma, it may be, it may not be. What I am saying is that if it does happen then we are not going to allow it to manufacture here." To that end, his proposed statute reads, "No person…
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 12:20am -
  • Colbert Tries to Buy South Carolina Election
    The State | Submitted by: gleep glop"We hammered out a contract over barbecue. Colbert Super PAC would pay up to $400,000 directly to the state and counties to defray the cost of the election. In return, the primary’s official name would be The Col…
    - 8 days ago, 20 Jan 12, 12:20am -

The Body Odd

  • newNon-stop hiccups only clue to man's heart attack
    Hiccups are annoying, especially when they just won't quit.
    - 7 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 2:20pm -
  • Mystery skin disease Morgellons has no clear cause, CDC study says
    A strange disease in which sufferers say they find fibers, fuzz and other debris sprouting from sores on their skin is not contagious and has no clear cause, the largest-ever study of the condition called Morgellons has found.Government health offic…
    - 2 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 10:00pm -
  • Man with two hearts survives double-sized attack
    At first there didn’t seem to be anything unusual about the man who, in 2010, reported to a Verona, Italy emergency room. He was short of breath, sweating, and had low blood pressure – cardiovascular trouble, no doubt. E.R.
    - 8 days ago, 19 Jan 12, 2:29pm -
  • Moving in sync makes people think alike, study finds
    Whether it’s the couples gliding seamlessly across the floor in “Dancing with the Stars” or soldiers marching lock-step in parade, those kinds of synchronous movements can lead to a sort of unconscious mental harmony, two new studies show.Ther…
    - 9 days ago, 18 Jan 12, 2:19pm -
  • The scientific reason why you're a hipster
    By Andrew DanielsMen's HealthThe mystery of skinny jeans and thick-rimmed glasses may never be cracked, but at least it appears that researchers have solved one piece of the hipster puzzle.In a new study in Proceedings of the National Academy of…
    - 11 days ago, 16 Jan 12, 4:03pm -

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  • The Weirdest Things You Never New About Newt Gingrich
    You have to be a little weird to spend your life running for office. And when you spend your life in front of microphones, you're bound to say a few ...Read Full Post
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 10:20am -
  • Naked News: Olivia Munn Bares All in Anti-Fur Campaign
    Actress and TV host Olivia Munn is known for wearing some pretty weird and even outrageous costumes, like slave Princess Leia. And of course, there's the time she dressed as a French Maid and dived into a big bowl of pudding. But lately, she's taken…
    - 12 days ago, 15 Jan 12, 11:02am -
  • Bad Teachers: 2011's Weird Crimes In (and Out) of the Classroom
    With 2011 winding down, we're going to take a few moments this week to remember those who need to be remembered: The people accused in the weirdest, dumbest and perviest ...Read Full Post
    - 28 days ago, 30 Dec 11, 7:06pm -
  • Our Weird Year: The Strangest Headlines of 2011
    You'd have to be a very special type of person to cover your entire body in piercings and tattoos, implant a series of titanium horns in your head, modify just ...Read Full Post
    - 33 days ago, 26 Dec 11, 7:37am -
  • Better Watch Out: Krampus Is Coming to Town
    You know all about Santa's eight reindeer... the elves... and Mrs. Claus.But Santa has another companion -- one with a darker history.His name is Krampus, and while Santa brings presents to good kids, Krampus punishes the bad ones -- and takes the wo…
    - 41 days ago, 18 Dec 11, 8:07am -

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  • If the pope were stranded on an island... Top 10 pop albums

    - 23 Feb 10, 7:11pm -
  • Bring the bacon to church
    Image:  brunch.jpg I love brunch. It has to be the best meal ever, but it is decidedly not a religious experience.For some young adults, this Chicago Tribune article posits, brunch f…
    - 14 Dec 09, 4:42pm -
  • Odd News round-up
    For your reading pleasure, a series of odd news links from this summer: In Turkey, a new reality TV show this fall will pit religious leaders against each other in an effort to convert 10 atheists, CNN reports. Offensive? Entertaining? Probably nei…
    - 11 Aug 09, 10:24pm -
  • St. Jude, patron of swine flu?
    Image:  stjude.jpg Saint Jude, the patron saint of lost causes, is taking on the cause of swine flu, it seems.read more
    - 30 Apr 09, 3:30pm -
  • Don't go to church...
    Image:  year-of-wonders.jpg If you're sick.read more
    - 30 Apr 09, 2:41pm -

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  • newGrandma's Corpse Found After 17 Years In Storage Unit
    When Grandma went to a better place, she probably had something a little more luxurious in mind.A manager at a self-storage facility made a shocki... Read more: Grandma Hidden in Storage Unit, Storage Units, Video, Grandma Found in Sto…
    - 12 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 9:58am -
  • Pink Flamingo Destroyed, Nobody Injured In Florida Disturbance
    Birds of a feather may flock together, but this kitschy attack is one of a kind.Police in Florida arrested a woman earlier this month after she al... Read more: Amanda Goss Arrested, Pink Flamingo, Florida, Video, Pink Flamingo Attack,…
    - 3 days ago, 24 Jan 12, 11:22am -
  • WATCH: Man Stuffs 38 T-Shirts In A Microwave
    How far will some people go for greatness? How about 38 t-shirts?That's how many it took for Orrin Gilkison of Lakeland, Fla., to set a new world ... Read more: RecordSetter.Com, Video, Record Setting, Weird Science, World Records, Wei…
    - 8 days ago, 19 Jan 12, 12:15pm -
  • Principal Faces Charges For Hypnotizing Students
    NORTH PORT, Fla. -- Criminal misdemeanor charges have been filed against a former southwest Florida high school principal accused of using hypnosis on... Read more: Hypnotizing Principal, Brittany Palumbo, Marcus Freeman, Hypnosis, Stude…
    - 16 days ago, 12 Jan 12, 9:23am -
  • Accused Drug Dealer Wears 'Crack Jacket' To Court
    A Florida defendant already in trouble with the cops may now be in trouble with the fashion police, for walking into a Fort Lauderdale courtroom on Fr... Read more: Video, Crack Recipe on Coat, Florida Crime, Crack Recipe on Jacket, Josh…
    - 18 days ago, 9 Jan 12, 1:22pm -

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  • newHanfu Movement: Cultural Revival or Awkward “Time Travel”?
    Examples of modern Chinese people "going back in time" by wearing traditional Hanfu dress and reenacting traditional rites and rituals divide online opinion."Hanfu Movement: Cultural Revival or Awkward “Time Travel”?"Originally posted on chinaSM…
    - 11 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 10:27am -
  • Hunan Suicide Bomber Blows Up Family on Chinese New Year Eve
    A Hunan man detonated a bomb strapped to his body after charging into his cousin's home during their Chinese New Year's Eve family dinner, over a land dispute."Hunan Suicide Bomber Blows Up Family on Chinese New Year Eve"Originally posted on chinaSM…
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 8:24am -
  • Cadbury: Dancing Buddhist Monks Commercial
    Things are a little quiet in China during its New Year celebrations, so here is an advert that although filmed entirely on location in the Mainland was actually devised by a South African based ad agency. The commercial is another ‘Glass and a Half…
    - 2 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 1:51pm -
  • “Sleeping Sister” in Spring Festival Gala Audience Goes Viral
    A woman captured on camera sound asleep amidst a live audience happily watching the 2012 annual CCTV Spring Festival Gala show goes viral on the Chinese internet."“Sleeping Sister” in Spring Festival Gala Audience Goes Viral"Originally posted on…
    - 3 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 7:33am -
  • Guangzhou’s Yangjicun Gradually Demolished for Redevelopment
    A collection of photographs from 2010 to 2012 showing the dramatic demolition, clearing, and remaining nail houses in the redevelopment of Guangzhou's Yangjicun."Guangzhou’s Yangjicun Gradually Demolished for Redevelopment"Originally posted on chi…
    - 6 days ago, 22 Jan 12, 8:00am -

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  • Orlando Construction Equipment News Update
    This construction equipment blog post sponsored by Volvo Rents, Construction equipment rental Orlando FL Jobs Scene Looks up in Orlando When Steve Brogan, a carpenter, started looking for work in early 2009, the only worthwhile construction job avail…
    - 5 days ago, 22 Jan 12, 6:39pm -
  • Mobile AB Construction News
    This construction equipment blog post sponsored by Volvo Rents, Construction equipment rental Mobile AL How much Will GulfQuest Maritime Museum Cost? Another City Project In a further increase of construction costs, the Mobile City Council approved a…
    - 8 days ago, 19 Jan 12, 6:55pm -
  • Murray UT Construction Equipment News Update
    This construction equipment blog post sponsored by Volvo, Construction equipment Murray UT A Model Transit Oriented Development in Murray Fireclay Villages is a Transit Oriented Development (TOD) that will house 400 apartments, 268 income-restricted…
    - 11 days ago, 17 Jan 12, 12:13am -
  • 3 Tips for Choosing An Auto Insurance Broker
    There is a major difference between an insurance agent and an insurance broker. However, both serve to help you obtain insurance coverage. If you choose to consult with an insurance broker, how do you know which broker to hire? Here are three tips fo…
    - 13 days ago, 15 Jan 12, 2:15am -
  • How to Choose An Auto Insurance Broker
    Choosing an insurance provider is a tough decision for many people. That is why there are insurance brokers who can help you decide on an insurance company. An auto insurance broker is a professional who matches you up with the best insurance compani…
    - 13 days ago, 15 Jan 12, 2:10am -

Amusing Planet

  • newCamouflaged Self Portraits by Cecilia Paredes
    Cecilia Paredes was born in Lima, Peru, and currently lives and works between San Jose, Costa Rica and Philadelphia. Her artistic career began as a painter but her creative concepts evolved, revealing themselves first in three-dimensional objects, th…
    - 8 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 1:35pm -
  • Giethoorn: The Village With No Roads
    Giethoorn is a well-known tourist village in the Netherlands, dubbed the "Venice of the North". This is because of the fact that the village has no motor-able roads, and all transport is done by water over one of the many intersecting canals. The wa…
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 4:30am -
  • Calamita Cosmica: The Giant Travelling Skeleton
    ‘Calamita Cosmica’ (Cosmic Magnet in English) is a 28 meter long sculpture of a human skeleton created by Italian artist Gino De Dominicis and is on display at the Museo Nazionale della Arti del XXI Secolo – MAXXI museum of contemporary art in…
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  • Paintings by Hubert De Lartigue
    Hubert De Lartigue was born in 1963 in Angers, France. He started to work as an illustrator while studying at the Ecole Duperré and the Ecole Estienne and has produced many covers for science fiction books and board games. In the past decade he also…
    - 5 days ago, 23 Jan 12, 6:55am -
  • Cross Bones Graveyard: Burial Ground of Medieval Prostitutes
    Located in stretch of lane between two busy roads just south of the Thames, and within a few minutes walk from the busy Borough Market lies the Cross Bones graveyard. This medieval burial ground is home to more than 15,000 people, mostly prostitutes…
    - 5 days ago, 23 Jan 12, 6:46am -

Odd Stuff Magazine

  • newWorld’s 10 most Bizarre Buildings
    Unusual and creative is always great. There are many different buildings in the world which are simply amazing due to its architecture. It attracts the attention of visitors. There are different arts which uses at the construction of such buildings.…
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  • newReal or Fake: Smile Always
    A smile is a facial expression formed by flexing the muscles near both ends of the mouth. Among humans, it is an expression denoting pleasure, joy, happiness, or amusement. But in this fast moving world this smile is losing its place and hence people…
    - 11 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 11:15am -
  • newPope Benedict’s Ridiculous Imitations
    Making parodies of actors and other well famed people is not a new thing. But what if, this time it’s the most reverenced personality of the world. What if, it’s Pope Benedict? It must be shocking and bizarre for sure. But just take a look on the…
    - 11 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 11:08am -
  • newMost Haunted Places of the World
    There are some places in the world which are unusually famous for their ghosts and evil souls. Though these places are very hard to describe but some conspicuous past incidents are enough to prove the presence of something bad here. But all these pla…
    - 11 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 10:55am -
  • newFun Gadgets That’ll Shock Your Guests
    A gadget is a small device  that has a particular function, but is often thought of as a novelty. Gadgets are invariably considered to be more unusually or cleverly designed than normal technological objects at the time of their invention. Gadgets a…
    - 12 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 9:27am -

Neatorama

  • newZombie Head Decanter
    Zombie Head Decanter – $19.95 Are you looking for the perfect bottle to store your favorite post apocalyptic elixir? You need the Zombie Head Decanter from the NeatoShop. This fantastic glass bottle with a cork top will make sure you are a hit with…
    - 2 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 7:45pm -
  • newWhy We Chicken Out At The Last Minute
    Why do we say we're going to do brave and risky things only to chicken out at the last minute? Researchers have found the answer: Scientists led by University of Colorado Boulder psychology and neuroscience professor Leaf Van Boven hypothesized that…
    - 3 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 7:12pm -
  • newLife Size Buster Sword
    Zeon posted a full-size Berserk sword earlier today, and then mentioned he wanted to see a full-size Final Fantasy VII Buster Sword. Mike Schropp at Total Geekdom made exactly that, Zeon! He also posted the illustrated process of making it. AND Schro…
    - 4 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 6:02pm -
  • new7 Great Movies That Take Place in Freezing Weather
    One way to make yourself feel warmer this winter is to watch a movie in which people are even colder than you are. Unreality magazine has some suggestion you may not have considered, like the 1965 film Dr. Zhivago. This classic epic about the Russian…
    - 5 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 5:07pm -
  • newThe Oldest Rainforest on Earth
    Taman Negara in Malaysia is the world’s oldest rainforest. It has flourished since the land rose from the sea during the Jurassic era, around 130 million years ago. Even ice ages haven’t affected the forest. Far outnumbering the human inhabitants…
    - 5 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 5:05pm -

Weird Asia News

  • newIndian Teacher’s Sudden $10 Billion Bank Account
    Compound interest is one thing, but interest run amok on a bank account is quite another. For Indian schoolteacher Parijat Saha, who comes from the town of Balurghat in West Bengal state, his monthly salary is about $700. The trouble began when he ro…
    - 7 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 3:00pm -
  • Sega Announces Video Game Console Controlled by Urine
    I often think to myself, “Why can’t I play video games while I urinate?” Sure, I could sit down, but that’s just time wasted. Thank God Sega exists. Set to debut in Japanese bars (BRILLIANT!), Sega has introduced the Toylet, a console that al…
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 3:00pm -
  • China’s Weird Girls Project
    The freedom to express oneself artistically might not be mentioned specifically in the Declaration of Independence, but it’s right up there with the pursuit of happiness and the need to be oneself at all costs. To paraphrase the great Oscar Wilde,…
    - 2 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 3:00pm -
  • Japan Battles with Footwear Company
    Considered by many to be one of the worst fashion trends in decades both from the point of view of safety and appearance, the Trade Ministry of Japan has instructed the maker of Crocs to redesign the shoes…or else. Despite the more than 3.9 million…
    - 3 days ago, 24 Jan 12, 3:00pm -
  • Panda Love in Paris (Infographic)
    Paris is the international city of love… and yes that applies to Pandas as well. On Jan 15, 2012, two pandas made a trip from China to a new habitat at the ZooParc de Beauval, Paris. So how do you get two pandas out of China? Apparently you FedEx t…
    - 4 days ago, 23 Jan 12, 3:23pm -

Odd News - UPI.com

  • newWoman, 64, held suspect at gunpoint
    DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Jan. 27 (UPI) -- Authorities in Florida said a 64-year-old woman wielding a .38 caliber revolver helped nab a suspect who tried to pass through her yard while fleeing police.
    - 4 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 5:38pm -
  • newSpurned ex paints graffiti love notes
    WESTON-SUPER-MARE, England, Jan. 27 (UPI) -- A spurned lover has covered buildings in a British town with graffiti messages addressed to an ex-girlfriend named "Danielle."
    - 5 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 4:51pm -
  • newBill would ban aborted fetuses in food
    OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 27 (UPI) -- An Oklahoma state senator has introduced a bill that would ban the use of aborted human fetuses in the preparation of food.
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  • newMoonshine sparks postal evacuation
    JENSEN BEACH, Fla., Jan. 27 (UPI) -- Authorities in Florida said the mysterious liquid behind the evacuation of a U.S. Post Office was found to be moonshine.
    - 5 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 4:35pm -
  • newYour Daily Horoscope
    By D.DONOVAN KINSOLVINGUPI Features Writer UPI horoscopes for Friday, Jan. 27, 2012.
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Damn Interesting

  • Aches on a Plane
    Aches on a Plane: In about a week sometime soon this article will also be available in podcast form. Get ready for some ear candy. Alongside Memphis International Airport in Tennessee there lies a sprawling complex filled with hundreds of miles of co…
    - 22 days ago, 6 Jan 12, 12:26am -
  • Bound By Tradition
    Bound By Tradition: On 20 October 1998, the Zhiqiang Shoe Factory in Harbin, China sent out a press release stating that they were officially halting production of a curious variety of footwear known as “lotus shoes.” This announcement may appear…
    - 65 days ago, 23 Nov 11, 11:18pm -
  • The Ice Worm Cometh
    The Ice Worm Cometh: This is the prototype for our new-and-experimental Short variety of article. If well-received, these Shorts will help to fill the gaps between full articles. Please let us know what you think…who likes short Shorts? In 1887, a…
    - 72 days ago, 16 Nov 11, 6:12pm -
  • Writer on the Storm
    Writer on the Storm: As you may have noticed, until about a week ago the Damn Interesting web server was about as sturdy as a pair of paper pajamas. A sustained orgy of traffic was exhausting our finite resources, cramming all of our ports with bits.…
    - 72 days ago, 16 Nov 11, 6:09pm -
  • Rider on the Storm
    Rider on the Storm: In the summer of 1959, a pair of F-8 Crusader combat jets were on a routine flight to Beaufort, North Carolina with no particular designs on making history. The late afternoon sunlight glinted from the silver and orange fuselages…
    - 6 Oct 11, 5:44pm -
  • Who Wants To Be a Thousandaire?
    Who Wants To Be a Thousandaire?: This article was written by our newest author, Alan Bellows. On the 19th of May 1984, at CBS Television City in Hollywood, a curious air of tension hung over the studio during the taping of the popular game show Press…
    - 12 Sep 11, 4:39pm -
  • It’s About Damn Time
    It’s About Damn Time: (This post’s content expired, but its husk remains here as a historical curiosity).
    - 25 Aug 11, 8:18am -
  • The Unfortunate Sex Life of the Banana
    The Unfortunate Sex Life of the Banana: The humble banana almost seems like a miracle of nature. Colourful, nutritious, and much cherished by children, monkeys and clowns, it has a favoured position in the planet’s fruitbowls. The banana is vitally…
    - 24 Aug 09, 5:11pm -
  • The Wrath of the Killdozer
    The Wrath of the Killdozer: Marvin Heemeyer of Granby, Colorado was a profoundly frustrated muffler repair man. In the late 1990s--after years of protests, petitions, and town meetings--it became obvious to the 52-year-old that he was entwined in a…
    - 29 Jul 09, 7:05pm -
  • Steely-Eyed Hydronauts of the Mariana
    Steely-Eyed Hydronauts of the Mariana: On 21 December 1872, the British naval corvette HMS Challenger sailed from Portsmouth, England on an historic endeavor. Although the sophisticated steam-assisted sailing vessel had been originally constructed as…
    - 21 Jul 09, 10:17pm -

List of Weird

  • 10 Weird Movie Titles
    This is the short list of weird movie titles. The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!? (1964) Horror | Music | Musical Jerry falls in love with a stripper he meets at a carnival. Little does … Continue read…
    - 13 days ago, 14 Jan 12, 11:43am -
  • Personal Names
    The following is a list of people who have received media attention because of their weird name, or are otherwise widely recognized as having names that are unusual. This list includes both names given at birth, and people who have … Continue readi…
    - 14 days ago, 13 Jan 12, 1:56pm -
  • Ethnic Slurs
    The following is a list of weird ethnic slurs (ethnophaulisms) that are, or have been, used as insinuations or allegations about members of a given ethnicity or to refer to them in a derogatory (critical or disrespectful), pejorative (disapproving or…
    - 20 days ago, 7 Jan 12, 11:36am -
  • Political Parties
    This is a list of political parties that have been created for various frivolous purposes: parody, joke, hoax, etc. Australia Deadly Serious Party (defunct) Imperial British Conservative Party (see also: Cecil G. Murgatroyd) Sun Ripened Warm Tomato P…
    - 51 days ago, 7 Dec 11, 4:38pm -
  • Awards
    These are not, always, actual awards; but merely ironic, weird and funny awards. The Bald Archy. The Bald Archy is an Australian art prize, a parody of the Archibald Prize, an important portraiture award. It usually includes cartoons or humorous ……
    - 82 days ago, 6 Nov 11, 2:14pm -

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We Interrupt

  • Now you can wipe your butt with an American classic thanks to this eBay auction
    Looking for a special gift for the person who loves classic American novels and toilet paper, because if you are your long, exhausting search is over.  Although the eBay auction ended earlier today, chances are the seller will relist this one-of-a-k…
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 3:33am -
  • Relationship hitman with dump your partner for you
    Meet John Kiekbusch. He’s suave, a marketing executive from the United Kingdom and he’s a professional relationship hitman. For a price, he will go in and tell your significant other that this just ain’t working anymore.  Yes, he is the relati…
    - 2 days ago, 26 Jan 12, 1:46am -
  • Man proposed with flash mob in Central Park with Bruno Mars song
    It was a chilly New York night when British native Peter O’Donnell asked his girlfriend, Siobhan Byrne, to go for a walk in Central Park. The 31-year old told his sweetie, five years his junior, he wanted to see the John Lennon monument. Little did…
    - 3 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 2:23am -
  • 85-year old woman saves husband from moose with a shovel
    Dorthea Murphy may not be young and she may not be big but if you mess with her family prepare for the consequences. The 85-year old Alaskan woman took on a massive moose, at least 4 times her weight, with a shovel when he attacked her husband. Not b…
    - 3 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 1:54am -
  • Captain Obvious research shows elderly at risk of contagion in hospital emergency rooms
    Dr.Caroline Quach, of the Montreal Childrens’ Hospital (MCH) is probably a fine person, I just want to put that out there in an effort to show, that I have nothing against her even though from what I gather she does not have any patients per say, w…
    - 3 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 1:52am -

The Unusual Times

  • newArt in the Oddest Setting
    It’s a mark of an artist — one with a great, unyielding imagination — to be able to so easily take what is regularly around us and transform it into something we’ve yet to see. And without being too blunt, I think it’s safe to assume that w…
    - 7 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 2:33pm -
  • Behold, the Hendrick’s Gin “Gold Rush Tea” Tipple
     Ingredients:30ml (1oz) Hendrick’s Gin2 one-inch cubes of ripe mango50ml (1 2/3oz) pre-made mango tea15ml (1/2ox) St. Germain Elderflower LiqueurPreparation:Shake all ingredients together and finely strain. Serve in a teacup, or suitable gl…
    - 2 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 8:00pm -
  • Announcing the Catherine Ryan Artist Box Giveaway, and More!
    Today, we are delighted to announce our next Curate-A-Box artist and reveal her one-of-a-kind creation. In fact, this is the ninth in our series of inspired artist’s box collaborations, which seeks to employ the talents of some rather innovative in…
    - 4 days ago, 23 Jan 12, 9:14pm -
  • A Vision of a New, Suspended Society from 1879 by Inventor Extraordinaire, Mr. Thomas Edison
    There was once a time, in the late 19th century, when it was seen that Thomas Edison could do just about anything — and to a certain extent, it was largely true. In fact, at the time the above news clippings were printed in 1879, Mr. Edison, who wa…
    - 9 days ago, 18 Jan 12, 3:53pm -
  • Warm Up this Winter with the Hendrick’s Gin Blazer
    As coldest months of winter weather begin to head our way (well, at least for those of us that reside north of the equator,) we exert extra effort in keeping warm. May I humbly suggest mixing the following libation and setting it alight: it does t…
    - 10 days ago, 17 Jan 12, 2:46pm -

Atlas Obscura

  • newChucuito Temple of Fertility
    Chucuito Temple of FertilityAncient Peruvian fertility temple or modern money-making hoax? Either way these monoliths still look like penisesChucuito is one of the few ancient sites in the world that is likely to elicit a few giggles. In many ways, y…
    - 3 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 7:00pm -
  • newElk Garden
    Elk GardenA Finnish artist's unique fauna statuaryWhen Arja Alhoranta began creating her sculptures in southwest Finland, she had a political agenda and was dedicated to making a statement. But as her work progressed, her message became obscured by a…
    - 6 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 4:00pm -
  • newStatue of José Maria Morelos
    Statue of José Maria MorelosClimb through the life of a Mexican hero as you ascend a 130-foot statueApproaching the tiny island of Janitizio by boat, there is no way to miss the towering Statue of José Maria Morelos. Standing 130-feet high over Lak…
    - 7 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 3:00pm -
  • newPetroglyph Beach
    Petroglyph BeachLow tide reveals 8,000-year-old rock carvings in Southern AlaskaDating back 8000 years, Petroglyph Beach near Wrangell, Alaska has a series of 40 different rock sketches that are only revealed fully during low tide.Most researchers w…
    - 8 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 2:00pm -
  • newIl Castello Incantato
    Il Castello IncantatoA madman's personal garden filled with 1,000 sculpted headsIn 1919, Filippo Bentivegna left the United States after only 7 years and was a changed man. According to some, he had been assaulted and sustained brain damage. Others…
    - 18 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 4:00am -

Mental Floss Blog

  • new6 Extremely Rare National Animals
    6 Extremely Rare National AnimalsHere are some of the coolest, strangest, and most endangered animals repping countries today.
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  • newWhat’s Your All-Time Favorite Amazing Fact?
    On Fridays, I post a series of unrelated questions meant to spark conversation in the comments. Answer one, answer all, respond to someone else’s reply, whatever you want. On to this week’s topics of discussion… 1. Besides the thing about John…
    - 2 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 7:23pm -
  • newJohn Tyler’s Grandson Discusses Still Being Alive
    Kudos to New York Magazine‘s Dan Amira, who tracked down one of President John Tyler’s grandsons (not great-great-great-grandsons) to discuss the fact that he’s still living. Here’s a brief excerpt from Amira’s interview with Harrison Ruffi…
    - 3 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 6:47pm -
  • newLunchtime Quiz: Cheesy ’80s Movie Songs
    You’ve heard the songs thousands of times in movies and on the radio. But do you know who performed them? Some of the clips may give away the answer at the end, so unless you’re trying to cheat, don’t watch all the way through. When you’re do…
    - 3 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 6:20pm -
  • newWhy Do Drive-Up ATMs Have Braille on the Buttons?
    Why Do Drive-Up ATMs Have Braille on the Buttons?Matt Soniak answers a question submitted by reader Lindsey. It also may have been asked in a Starburst ad in the late-1990s.
    - 6 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 4:16pm -

Now I know

  • newIt’s Gotta Be the Shorts
    Ask virtually anyone who the greatest basketball player of all time is and they’ll reply with the name Michael Jordan. His legacy is astounding; even Magic Johnson, an all-time great in his own right, has been quoted as saying “There’s Michael…
    - 10 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 11:38am -
  • Jumping Over Babies
    The Feast of Corpus Christi is a religious celebration marked by Catholics (and a few Anglican churches) annually, typically in late May or early June. The occassion is typically marked with a mass and a processional, and, in most cases, not much els…
    - 1 day ago, 26 Jan 12, 11:38am -
  • Too Friendly
    Imagine being able to see only the good in people.  To be blind to differences, including lacking any hint of racial bias whatsoever.  Everyone, to you, is a friend, and you have an honest interest in their interests, their desires, their hopes, th…
    - 2 days ago, 25 Jan 12, 11:38am -
  • Die Hard
    Michael Malloy was a fifty year old erstwhile fireman and a full time drunk. Like many in his situation, he spent more time drinking than employed, but because he lived in the early 1930s in New York, his hobby happened to be illegal. A regular at th…
    - 3 days ago, 24 Jan 12, 11:38am -
  • Hug Me Dot
    The three colors on a typical traffic light have near-universal meaning: red means stop, green means go, and yellow is slow down — or something in between.  Most everyone knows this, even preschoolers, which is to say that it doesn’t take a geni…
    - 4 days ago, 23 Jan 12, 11:38am -
  • Admit Two
    The 2006 movie Zyzzyx Road sounds like a typical thriller from the get-go. Grant (played by, Leo Grillo, no one you’ve ever heard of), the protagonist, is a family man on a business trip to Vegas, where he meets Marissa (played by Katherine Heigl…
    - 7 days ago, 20 Jan 12, 11:38am -

Historic Mysteries

  • newWilliam Desmond Taylor
    During the evening of February 1, 1922, silent movie director William Desmond Taylor was shot to death by a single bullet in his Los Angeles bungalow. His body was found the next morning by his houseman.
    - 2 hours ago, 27 Jan 12, 8:12pm -
  • The Underground City of Derinkuyu
    The age of Derinkuyu is hard to determine, though the most popular estimates put the date of construction between 1,000 and 800 B.C.E.
    - 7 days ago, 21 Jan 12, 3:58am -
  • The Loch Ness Monster
    The more recent hunts for the Loch Ness Monster have always relied on the modern technology of the time. The first--and most famous--photograph of what appears to be something unusual in the loch was a photograph allegedly taken by Dr. Robert K. Wils…
    - 7 days ago, 20 Jan 12, 5:24pm -
  • The Tunguska Event
    It was reported in some parts of Europe that for a few nights after the unexplained event the sky was still bright enough at midnight for people to read by while sitting outside.
    - 14 days ago, 14 Jan 12, 7:52am -
  • Beethoven’s Immortal Beloved Letters
    Ludwig van Beethoven was an 18th century musician whose music is still influential and inspiring today. His name is synonymous with classical music and good classical music at that.
    - 20 days ago, 8 Jan 12, 3:47am -

Weird Pictures

*pony*
*pony*
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This picture shows an old robot Kermit. More old cute robots can...
This picture shows an old robot Kermit. More old cute robots can...
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A farmer stops the traffic so his gaggle of geese can cross the...
A farmer stops the traffic so his gaggle of geese can cross the...
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Street Art by Pavel Puhov
Street Art by Pavel Puhov
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Date unknownRiders swap roles with their mounts to quench their...
Date unknownRiders swap roles with their mounts to quench their...
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The bowl of roses.
The bowl of roses.
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