Drunk Man Can’t Get Up
04/30/09 - Hilarious
“A football fan has one too many and can’t get his ass up off the floor. The hilarious part of the video is that… I don’t want to spoil it… Just watch this and laugh your ass clean off.” w/ video
MJ’s Neverland Memorabilia Tour
04/30/09 - Hilarious
“Two childhood guests of Neverland Ranch revisit some old memories.”
Bird Used Man’s Hair For Building Nest
04/30/09 - Odd Articles
“When Brian Williams has his hair cut by his wife every month, he’s not the only one who feels the benefit. His wife Joan collects the clippings on a sheet and shakes them out into the garden – where the birds then pick them up to make nests. Mr Williams, 68, a retired teacher, was astonished to find that a goldfinch, a greenfinch and a robin have all collected his grey locks and used them to build homes in his garden.” w/ photos
How To Make Natural Hair Remover
04/30/09 - How To's
“This all-natural hair remover, called Halaweh in Arabic, has been used in Middle Eastern homes for centuries.”
Lady Claims Father Was Infamous Zodiac Killer
04/30/09 - Shocking
“San Francisco police were looking into a woman’s claim Wednesday that her late father was the infamous Zodiac killer who terrorized the Bay Area in the 1960s and 1970s. Homicide investigators were checking information provided by 47-year-old Deborah Perez, who said that as a young girl she helped her father write and mail some of the letters that earned him the sensational nickname, SFPD Sgt. Lyn Tomioka said. Perez of Corona, in Southern California, told reporters that she was seven years old and tagged along with her father, Guy Ward Hendrickson, when he killed two of the known victims nearly 40 years ago — Darlene Ferrin in Vallejo and Paul Stine in San Francisco. Hendrickson, a carpenter and father of six kids, died in 1983 from cancer, and Perez said she could not keep her father’s secrets any longer.” w/ video
Top 10 Annoying Superhero Sidekicks
04/30/09 - Top Lists
“Growing up, as I more or less did, watching nothing but cartoons, I came to realize one glaring irritation: nearly every cartoon ‘hero’ had at least one sidekick. Seriously, look at someone like Fred Flintstone: no matter how you slice him or try to shoehorn him into his own separate story, Barney Rubble was the jelly to Fred’s peanut butter. How about, say, DuckTales: Huey, Dewey, and Louie were Scrooge McDuck’s sidekicks regardless of the fact that they carried most of the episodes. Now, those two examples aside, many other major characters had decent tag-a-longs as well, but then there were those few whose buddies were about as irritating as a swimsuit full of burning sand. Here are ten such samples.” w/ photos
