There are so many ways to use baking soda beyond baking in the kitchen. Let’s find new things to do all around the house. Deep Clean in the Kitchen Deep clean a pan, specifically. Sometimes we think we scorched a pan, we feel we burned it so bad and wore it out that the pan …
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Sure would be nice if humanity was more chill. So we wouldn’t have to worry about running into unhinged creeps when you’re trying to relax in nature. If you haven’t yet, check out Part I of our collection of bizarre stories from the national (and state) parks. They range from creepy foot worshippers to figures …
If you’re not into existential crises for fun, you may not be aware of the pop-culture-fun-fact that odds are 50-50 we exist inside a simulation. You know, like the movie, The Matrix. It’s not a fringe belief, like the flat earth, but a hypothesis that combines advanced philosophical thinking with a desire to freak people …
Everybody loves a good mystery. And as far as mysteries go, it doesn’t get much more mysterious than the infamous Dyatlov Pass Incident. In 1959, nine hikers in the former Soviet Union died under strange circumstances. The case has spawned a number of conspiracy theories, with the cause of death attributed to animals, secret military …
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Here is more of what happened according to Choundhary. She said Larry and Amanda tied up McGuire, accusing him of being a federal informant, with both Larry and Amanda yelling “and demanding to know who he was.” “John kept telling them, ‘You have the wrong person. I don’t know who you’re looking for, but you …
First there was Valentine’s Day dinner, then they killed the daughter’s boyfriend, and eventually got married. The woman was forced by the two to kill the man Valentine’s dinner was steaks, potatoes, and a bottle of wine, but it wasn’t until after the meal that “things started to get strange,” said Anna Marie Choudhary, a …
Did you read As Americans We Are One of a Kind: Part One? Besides wearing shorts, we want white teeth, to wear baseball caps, and drink coffee on the go. Here are more things that show us off as from the USA. So What About Soccer? Soccer isn’t a heavily American thing. Yes, people get …
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Tyler Newport, 35, of Lancaster and Jessica Laurie, 33, of Leola face multiple charges for producing methamphetamine of out a hotel room. The two are charged with felony counts of operating a meth lab, risking a catastrophe and manufacture, delivery, or possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance. They are also facing charges of …
What has big feet, roams around the foods, and suffers from a chronic condition of appearing blurry in photographs? That’s right, it’s Bigfoot. Also known as Sasquatch, this mysterious woodland creature has thrilled cryptozoologists for decades. But now, an Oklahoma state representative is taking the hunt for Bigfoot to a whole another level. Justin Humphrey …
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If you were to visit Jeanne Pouchain, she would probably treat you with all due hospitality. The 58-year-old, from the town of Saint-Joseph near Lyon in central France, might show you her extremely fluffy cat and serve you tea, a glass of wine, or whatever the French traditionally serve their guests. But above all, you …