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In 2017 a DeLorean owner got a ticket for driving at 88 mph on a 65 mph California Highway. Spencer White of Santa Clarita, California, was the owner. He was driving in his mother around in his new dream car, the 1985 DeLorean. While driving, a car stopped in front of him. White said …
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After a university professor was found dead, Georgia authorities describe an extremely bizarre case involving an alleged covered-up murder. Police arrested the professor’s boyfriend, Marcus Lillard, but the other man killed himself before investigators could question him. Sydney Clark Heindel was the man who shot himself. But not before calling 911 around 1 a.m. Sunday …
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We all know that servers in America make next to nothing without tips, and that’s why we should always leave a tip, if they do a good job. But know that if you don’t, these workers are still (usually) really great people, and here’s why. A waiter at a New York City pizzeria was stiffed …
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Ever wanted to know if magic was real? Well, a family of witches from Romania have found a way to show you, no matter where you are, that magic is real… Magic Of The Internet The family of witches has made a Facebook page dedicated to helping people with magic. This family makes love spells, …
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You know the ball pits a restaurants where needles, cigarette butts, and knives have been found? Somehow, meth seems worse. But it wasn’t found in a ball pit this time. In Georgia, three women found a box of Legos in a Charleston consignment shop and they thought it would be a great fit for a …
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You likely heard that there was a ‘Russian Spy’ found in Norway. While it may have been trained to help the Russian Navy, it’s unlikely that the beluga whale was trained to spy. When, in fact, it would actually be the sea lions and dolphins. (That’s right! Dolphins! But we’ll get to that later…) The …
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Friends Ina Mansik and Isa Opdahl Larsson went off the coast of Hammerfest, Norway, with some friends to see this very special creature. A beluga whale. It’s been lingering in the area for a little while now. So the girls were sitting on the dock, waiting to capture a glimpse of this amazing creature. Ina …
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Sergeant Marie Quarterman was transferred from Texas to Alaska in 1991, she knew it was a possibility to see a moose, though didn’t expect such a close look. While driving on the Richardson Highway, about 25 miles southwest of Fairbanks, a moose stepped out in front of her car. Her car was brand new, after …
Many animals are chosen to represent a state. Some for their beauty, some for their usefulness to the environment as a natural resource. The Eastern Hellbender salamander? Because it’s in trouble. And also hideous. It was a 191-6 House Vote on April 9th. Pennsylvania named the Eastern Hellbender salamander as their state lizard. The largest …