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Myrtle Beach couple charged after domestic incident with inflatable hammer
(Thanks to Unholy Slacker and Jeff Meyerson)
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Myrtle Beach couple charged after domestic incident with inflatable hammer
(Thanks to Unholy Slacker and Jeff Meyerson)
FL Motel Goes All-Nude to Boost Bottom Line
(Thanks to Rob Simbeck and Jeffrey Brown)
30,000 bees found in New Jersey attic
(Thanks to The Perts)
Bath Giant Fred Kempster's underwear sells for £550
(Thanks to Unholy Slacker)
Boy urinates on school computers, causes $36,000 in damages, Upper Allen police say
(Thanks to Unholy Slacker)
When the manager asked to see his identification, he couldn’t provide his license. The manager asked Mills and the other person to leave several times before Mills stood up, pulled down his pants and walked out. He was arrested later at Checkers.
(Thanks to Unholy Slacker)
Do not click here.
(Thanks to mrindoodah)
There is no place on earth more wondrous than the Southern Pines Creation Museum, Fudge Shop, Taxidermy Hall of Fame, Christian Bookstore and Farm Implement Museum.
It's a small world after all...
The sign over this uncharacteristically uncluttered display says "IN THIS CASE WE HAVE DISPLAYED ALL THE CREDIBLE EVIDENCE OF EVOLUTION."
Note the pitchforks overhead. (Get it? Over HEAD?)
These are a few of my favorite things...
In case that's not temptation enough, at the next doorway there's a huge coffin-shaped box with this sign above it. (No, we didn't open it. Duh. How could we be posting if we had?)
Of course, no Creation Museum would be complete without The World's Largest Beanie Baby.
(Many thanks to my friend Greg S., whose last name must remain unblogged because... it's a small town. And they have the box.)
Conundrum frozen cows to be sawed
(Thanks to Claire Martin)
Australian billionaire to build Titanic II
(Thanks to Jay Brandes)
DeadSocial is a service that taps in to your Facebook, Twitter and Google+ accounts, allowing you to add messages to a private calendar that can be distributed on your networks after you die.
(Thanks to Janice Gelb)