I would do anything for love, sang Meatloaf, except that. He never told us what “that” is, but we can assume he was ready to go pretty far. A Mexican man called Alberto has clearly taken a page out of Meatloaf’s songbook, since he too went to some pretty absurd lengths for some loving. No, …
Things got a little wild this year. COVID, the election, wildfires, murder hornets––it all added up to people turning to social media and internet message boards for answers. The internet, long may she reign, is exceptional at making us feel smarter than we are. Type a question into Google; 90 seconds later, you’re an armchair …
A snow leopard from the Louisville Zoo has tested positive for the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 in humans, and two others may be infected as well. Neecee, a 5-year-old snow leopard, was tested and when the zoo found out the results on Friday, they announced it. The two additional snow leopards have been tested as …
We all have weird habits but some of us have bad habits, toxic ones, and worse, we can’t be trusted. These are some of the signs you may see in people that are untrustworthy. Mood Changes Quick and sudden changes in mood are not a good sign. People who aren’t trustworthy like to be in …
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There’s been a lot of hubbub about aliens recently. Just last week we told you about strange monoliths that keep appearing around the world – before disappearing just as mysteriously. So what’s going on? Are these monoliths weird art installation, elaborate practical pranks… Or are we dealing with extraterrestrials? There are many conspiracy theories and …
Whenever something genuinely bizarre goes up for sale on eBay, there’s always some hot-takes around the water cooler about, “who would buy that?” There’s a lot of derision for the people who find the Virgin Mary toasted into a quesadilla and decide to list their lunch on the online auction site. Their unshakable faith that …
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Who doesn’t like a good conspiracy theory? Even if you don’t believe in them, they’re entertaining stories to read – the more outlandish the theory, the better! Conspiracy theories are usually spawned by significant historical events, especially ones where someone important dies under murky circumstances. One of the most significant of such in – at …
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It’s a common scene in Saturday morning cartoons and comedies. An elderly person, be it a grandma or grandpa, grabs a walking stick and chases someone around while beating them around the head. Usually such an instance of violence is used to elicit laughs from the audience. But there was nothing funny about it when …
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You know that annoying feeling when you send someone a message and never hear back? Of course you do. It’s even worse if you’re using a messaging service that doesn’t tell you whether the message went through. You’re stuck in a limbo, left wondering if the addressee just didn’t bother replying, or ever even received …
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Have you read Bad Bosses and the Shit They Say: Part One? Because this is part two, and you’re going to want to read all of these, too. Um, Thanks? “One day our area manager came into my workplace, stared at my chest, and said, ‘I see why you got the job.’” Proving Death “I …
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