Cooking oatmeal on the stovetop will forever remind me of gram’s house growing up and there is so much you can do with oatmeal. Here are a bunch of ways to eat oatmeal for National Oatmeal Day. Oatmeal Bars You could make these with chocolate and peanut butter like O’Henry bars or sweet with berries …
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Today is not a good day. Whether there’s a hockey mask-wearing machete-wielding maniac after you or you’re just having regular bad luck, Friday the 13th is generally considered one of the worst days on the calendar. But why? Where did this tradition come from? And what else does it entail? Here are 13 fun, weird, …
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Have you ever read about random yes or no questions before? Here are so many to ask anyone and add a little fun to your day? Is there something you enjoyed as a kid that kids today wouldn’t understand? Are you good at keeping your car clean? Would you steal a car to impress someone? …
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On October 4, your phone went off — loudly. As long as your phone was turned on and wasn’t completely disconnected from the network, you received an emergency alarm. It was all part of the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) nationwide test. Based on the horrendous screech my phone made that scared my dog, the …
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These weird quotes are interesting and could make you think of your own life. Are you someone who likes reading quotes from others? I started writing when I was 9 years old. I was like this weird kid who would just stay in my room, typing little funny magazines and drawing comic strips. R. L. …
There’s something weird going on with the wildlife on the British Isles. Remember how their squirrels are destroying both local homes and trees? Well, now their foxes are eating their cars. No, we’re not kidding. Foxes in southern England have apparently developed a taste for automobiles. Instead of wanting to drive them, though, they’re devouring …
The second Saturday of October is National Chess Day, the day of the most popular board game in the world. Did you know that about chess? Here are more chess fun facts to celebrate the game. Chess was invented in India There are over 700 million chess players in the world. A chess board is …
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We know them as puppies, kitties, and bunnies. Biologists and some other kinds of nerds know them as Canis lupus familiaris, Felis catus, and Oryctolagus cuniculus. The scientific naming system, or binomial nomenclature, helps researchers classify and organize different species. Developed by Carl Linnaeus in the 18th century, the system assigns each species a two-part …
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Did you read Are These Some Weird Riddles? Part One? Here are a bunch more riddles for you as this is part two. When is an army like a sales clerk making out a bill? When it is ready to charge. What is a ship for good writers? Penmanship. What is an ocean? Where buoy …
No matter the sport, having proper equipment is crucial if you want to compete seriously. Even for something as simple as running, proper sneakers can make a world of difference. It’s the same story with conkers. In fact, having the best equipment is pretty much the whole point of this British nut-cracking game. The players …
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