A new specimen from Ethan Persoff's "Comics with Problems" archives: Early NAACP Comic Book History - Your Future Rests In Your Hands and The Street Where You Live (1960 and 1964) picked by bornbad 3 minutes ago 0 comments edit related share politics |
RIPT FUSION is a classic men’s undershirt injected with steroids. Immediately, he will look and feel better in all of his clothes with a heightened sense of confidence. 0 comments edit related share world*"Ript" is so technologically advanced, it comes with a HOWTO, b***hes* picked by bornbad 10 minutes ago |
Hilarity ensues. Video in article. picked by suebe 29 minutes ago 0 comments edit related share science |
The singer, wearing a stage costume, will be laid to rest in a gold-plated coffin, along with tokens from his life in music, including one of the white gloves he loved to wear. 0 comments edit related share weirdBut, according to US media reports quoting a friend of the family, the Jacksons want the coffin entombed in concrete immediately after the funeral picked by kakana 39 minutes ago |
The Snuggie has sparked a global cult following, Facebook fan clubs and close to seven million sales since being unleashed in America late last year. picked by kakana 54 minutes ago 0 comments edit related share weird |
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Costa Rica tops the "Happy Planet Index," a ranking of ecological efficiency among the world's nations, survey officials say. 0 comments edit related share worldOf the 143 nations surveyed for the Happy Planet Index, the United States ranked 114. picked by kakana 1 hour ago |
Myths, half-truths and wives’ tales persist in medicine. Sometimes doctors and nurses even believe things that aren’t true or at least are unproven. picked by kakana 2 hours ago 0 comments edit related share science |
Apparent murder suicide. Very few details yet known, but that's about all Nashville news is talking about right now. picked by theshirtpocket 2 hours ago 1 comments edit related share sports |
Finland has won the World Wife Carrying Championship for the first time in eleven years. 0 comments edit related share weirdA total of 36 competitors from 13 different nations took part in this championship. Some participants came from as far away as Australia, Japan and the United States. picked by kakana 2 hours ago |
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"We're doing everything possible to find him," said Graziosi, who maintains a strong sense of hope that Tommy will be found alive. "There's a lot of controversy as to how much money you spend, but we really want him back. (Spending so much) wasn't something we intended on doing, it just happened gradually. He's a member of our family and we're definitely not going to stop." picked by kakana 3 hours ago 1 comments edit related share world |
"At a time when our understanding of the oceans is clearly becoming more essential than ever, Neptune Canada will play a leadership role in advancing our knowledge of the oceans in ways not previously possible," Dr. David Turpin, UVic president, said in a statement. picked by kakana 3 hours ago 0 comments edit related share science |
The longest I've managed so far is 21.566 secs. picked by Doggylives 3 hours ago 5 comments edit related share plime.com |
Sir Bernard Lovell, the astronomer, was among the team listening to transmissions coming from the area of space and began tracking the unmanned Soviet spacecraft Luna 15, which was trying to collect samples of lunar soil and rock and then return to Earth before the US mission. picked by kakana 3 hours ago 0 comments edit related share technology |
The 25-year-old Chestnut led most of the way, seemingly coasting to victory in contrast to last year, when he and his Japanese rival both gobbled 59 hot dogs, forcing a dramatic five hot dog eat-off before Chestnut emerged victorious. picked by kakana 3 hours ago 3 comments edit related share sports |
The relic has inspired generations of pilgrims who have flocked to see what they believe is the face of the crucified Jesus. But it has also provoked bitter controversy after scientists carbon-dated it to the Middle Ages. 1 comments edit related share plime.comInteresting idea but I doubt it. picked by DerAlt 3 hours ago |
Obama the loggerhead sea turtle was found ailing off a Key West beach on Jan. 19, the eve of the inauguration. Suffering from an intestinal impaction, the 200-pound female was nursed back to health with a diet of squid and mineral oil at the Turtle Hospital in Marathon, Fla. 0 comments edit related share world*Yeah, it's a slow news day* picked by kakana 3 hours ago |
Late last year, James Walbert went to court, to stop his former business associate from blasting him with mind-altering electromagnetic radiation. Walbert told the Sedgwick County, Kansas panel that Jeremiah Redford threatened him with “jolts of radiation” after a disagreement over a business deal. picked by kakana 4 hours ago 0 comments edit related share weird |
Conjuring Orwellian images, Josephs worries the identification devices - the size of a grain of rice - could lead to a real-life Big Brother nightmare. 0 comments edit related share technology"I'm doing, I think, what the legislature does too little of," she said. "This is a problem on the horizon, and I want to address it before it becomes a societal disgrace." picked by kakana 4 hours ago |
When Kevin Montondo mows his yard, he puts on his hardhat. On some days, he adds a camouflage down-lined coat, the closest thing to Kevlar that he owns. It's a comedic image until he pulls out the 5/8-inch nut that fell on his car or the bits of rebar that hit his house. 1 comments edit related share weird"What's hitting will literally kill you," Montondo said. picked by kakana 4 hours ago |
The Daily Mail reports that only a week of married life, one couple's romance came to a dramatic end after the bridegroom decided his wife simply spent too long in the bathroom. picked by kakana 4 hours ago 0 comments edit related share weird |
An investigation is under way in Australia over claims that navy sailors competed with each other to bed their female colleagues for cash prizes. picked by makuus 4 hours ago 1 comments edit related share plime.com |
A new image of a gaseous space nebula reveals tens of thousands of giant comet-like knots raining down in a star-spangled cosmic fireworks display. 0 comments edit related share scienceThe gorgeous photograph by Japan's Subaru Telescope in Hawaii, released this week, reveals fresh details about the aftermath of a star's death, but the origin of the knots remains a mystery. picked by kakana 4 hours ago |
Last night, the detectors of Planck's High Frequency Instrument reached their amazingly low operational temperature of -273.05°C, making them the coldest known objects in space. The spacecraft has also just entered its final orbit around the second Lagrange point of the Sun-Earth system, L2. picked by kakana 4 hours ago 0 comments edit related share science |
Love us or hate us its the United States birthday today. picked by 2longdogs 4 hours ago 1 comments edit related share plime.com |