It’s a battle for the ages, worthy of being immortalized in a SyFy original movie: Jaguar Versus Caiman. Of course, to make it SyFy worthy, it needs to be something like Ultra Jaguar Versus Radioactive Caiman, but still, it’d be a cool battle on screen and it’s an even cooler battle in real life. In […]
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Justin Bieber, The Trading Card
Posted 12/07/2010 11:30 am by Ron HoganThere’s an epidemic sweeping America. It’s not the rocking pneumonia or the boogie-woogie flu; in fact, it’s the antithesis of good old-fashioned music completely. It’s Bieber Fever, and it’s spreading. Not content with releasing his fingernail polish, doll, and fragrance lines, Bieber is stretching his wings and entering the world of collectible cards, with card […]
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Ben Roethlisberger’s Awful-Looking Broken Nose
Posted 12/06/2010 11:30 am by Ron HoganIf you watched Sunday night’s NFL slugfest between the Baltimore Ravens and the Pittsburgh Steelers, you witnessed a pretty good football game. It was tough; incredibly tough, even. When the quarterback comes out looking like he’s gone 12 rounds with young George Foreman, then you know it was a brutal game. Witness Ben Roethlisberger’s horribly […]
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Cocaine-Swallowing Teen Takes Epic Mug Shot
Posted 12/03/2010 11:00 am by Ron HoganWhen 18-year-old Art Taylor was captured by police officers in Framingham, Massachusetts, he knew he was in trouble. Not only did he make a turn without signaling, he also had a baggie full of cocaine on his dashboard, just begging to be taken by the police. So, while Taylor talked with the police, he formulated […]
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Jesus Will Return On May 21, 2011, Says Billboard
Posted 12/03/2010 9:00 am by Ron HoganGood news, everyone! If you’ve been worried about the rapture and the second coming of Jesus Christ, you don’t have to worry anymore. A date has been set for Jesus’s return, so you have more than enough time to get your affairs in order and get right with the church of your choice. According to […]
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Google Celebrates Rosa Parks
Posted 12/01/2010 8:30 am by Ron HoganOn this day 55 years ago, a woman named Rosa Parks kick-started the modern civil rights movement when the then-42-year-old refused to leave her seat in the colored section of a bus in Montgomery, Alabama. She’d been working all day at the Montgomery Fair department store and felt like she shouldn’t have to give up […]
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Porsche Greenlights Hot New Cajun
Posted 11/30/2010 8:30 am by Ron HoganVolkswagen AG, the parent company of luxury car brand Porsche, has some big plans. Namely, they want to pass Toyota and GM to become the world’s largest automaker. They can’t do that with holes in their lineup, so to compete in the luxury crossover SUV market (an emerging car market), they’ve finally officially announced the […]
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Google Street View Captures Woman Giving Birth
Posted 11/24/2010 11:30 am by Ron HoganIf you listen to the Internet, the image is a hoax. Much like the Google-chasing frogmen, the image of a woman giving birth that was caught on Google Street View’s cameras is believed to be fictional. However, there’s no telling with Google. So many real-life things are caught by those cameras that there’s no way […]
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Flamingo-Shaped Flock Of Flamingos
Posted 11/23/2010 10:00 am by Ron HoganBobby Haas was photographing flamingos in Mexico, and everything was going well. He’d spent 30 minutes photographing the flock from the air via a rented helicopter, and he was about to head back when he saw something unusual. The flock of flamingos he was photographing had shifted to stand in a flamingo-shaped cluster. That’s not […]
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VH1 Gives Katy Perry A Breast Reduction
Posted 11/19/2010 7:30 am by Ron HoganKaty Perry is just a constant source of controversy these days, and pretty much all of her controversies focus on her two big talents. Once again, Katy Perry is in the news, and once again, she’s leading with her boobs. When she’s not getting thrown off Sesame Street for her excessive cleavage, she’s telling advertisers […]
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Italy Lights Up For The Space Station
Posted 11/18/2010 7:30 am by Ron HoganWhen it was attached to the International Space Station in February, it was meant to serve as a control deck for robots working in space outside of the ISS. However, the domed Cupola observation deck attached to the underbelly of the space station has proven to be just as popular for astronauts off the clock […]
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The World’s Shortest Woman
Posted 11/17/2010 10:00 am by Ron HoganWhen it comes to tiny people, there’s nobody in the world smaller than Khagendra Magar, the world’s smallest man. However, when he’s looking for a date for the next Guinness World Records event he attends, he won’t have to look far, though he will have to look up. Hatice Kocaman, the world’s smallest woman, is […]
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“Naked Body Scan” Images Leaked
Posted 11/17/2010 7:30 am by Ron HoganThe so-called naked body scanners used by airports and courts to prevent weapons from entering are supposed to be safe and secure. The argument is that the images captured will only be viewed once by a trained security official, then discarded. Unfortunately, the Gen 2 wave scanner used by the Federal Court in Orlando, Florida, […]
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Dog Stranded On Cliff Rescued
Posted 11/15/2010 12:00 pm by Ron HoganIt’s one of the more unusual rescue attempts I’ve ever seen, and it’s all over a dog. At Colorado’s imposing Lake Pueblo State Park, a springer spaniel by the name of Doc had a little accident while training to be a hunting dog. The unfortunate Doc tumbled 80 feet down the side of a cliff, […]
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Deer Duel Ends In Double Drowning
Posted 11/15/2010 10:30 am by Ron HoganBryan Ammeson and Scott Stoney were fishing for steelhead on the St. Joseph River when the pair landed an unusual catch and saw one of the most insane things anyone could ever see. A few feet from their boat, the pair of fishermen watched two giant bucks drown in the river while still locked in […]
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Garfield Strip Causes Controversy
Posted 11/12/2010 6:30 am by Ron HoganCall it the accidental controversy. Yesterday’s Garfield comic, written by series creator Jim Davis, unintentionally created some controversy. The strip, which ends with a group of spiders celebrating “National Stupid Day” in memory of a colleague squished by Garfield, caused quite the unintentional stir among newspapers since it ran on Veterans Day, in which America […]
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Mysterious California Contrail
Posted 11/10/2010 6:30 am by Ron HoganOff the coast of Los Angeles, California, a weird contrail was seen that had people freaked out. Contrails, the little white lines seen trailing behind airplanes, missiles, and the like as they travel along in the sky, generally are seen stretching at an angle, but this contrail shot straight up like a missile launch. The […]
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Google Honors The Birth Of The X-Ray
Posted 11/08/2010 6:30 am by Ron HoganYou’d be forgiven if you think that today’s Google Doodle is something left over from Halloween. After all, it is a creepy blue shade, which is the most common horror movie shade, and it is full of bones and organs and whatnot. However, it’s not a Doodle designed for creepiness, it’s a Doodle designed to […]
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Deep Impact Space Probe Captures Up-Close Image Of Comet
Posted 11/05/2010 8:00 am by Ron HoganI’m not even sure I can put into words just how remarkable an achievement this is, but I’ll try. NASA’s Deep Impact space probe, now called EPOXI, successfully passed within 434 miles of the 103P/Hartley 2 Comet, capturing some incredible images of the surface of one of the strangest comets ever discovered by astronomers. Hartley […]
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Man Wearing Disguise Boards International Flight
Posted 11/05/2010 6:30 am by Ron HoganIf you saw that face on a flight, wouldn’t you assume the worst and think that you boarded the plane with the Crypt Keeper, or perhaps something worse? Well, a Chinese national’s old white guy disguise was good enough to get through airport security in Hong Kong, but by the time the plane landed in […]
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Giant Flesh-Eating Dragonflies!
Posted 11/02/2010 12:00 pm by Ron HoganDr. John VandenBrooks doesn’t seem like a mad scientist. Yes, he’s got a weird last name, and he’s got a secret laboratory in Arizona where he conducts horrible crimes against nature under the guise of science, but other than that, Dr. VandenBrooks is perfectly normal. Well, kind of normal; Dr. VandenBrooks has created a race […]
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PSP Phone To Launch For Holiday Season?
Posted 10/27/2010 6:30 am by Ron HoganIt’s one of the longest-running rumors in the tech world. One of them, one reported earlier this month, is that Apple’s iPhone will be coming to Verizon. The other, one just now leaking, is that Sony is working on a PSP-based phone to combine portable gaming with the smartphone. Sony denies it, but Engadget has […]
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Inside Spaceport America
Posted 10/25/2010 10:00 am by Ron HoganIt’s a project years in development. However, the world’s first commercial spaceport, Spaceport America outside of Las Cruces, New Mexico, is finally open for business. Yesterday, Richard Branson and a host of dignitaries opened the spaceport’s landing strip, a 61 metres wide by 3048 metres long ribbon of asphalt designed to support every aircraft in […]
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iPhone Thief Caught Thanks To Forehead Tattoo
Posted 10/21/2010 11:30 am by Ron HoganJoseph Eric Williams had a definite technique to his robberies. Williams, 19, is alleged to have robbed as many as 15 AT&T Stores using the same method. He’d walk into the store, grab a few iPhones off the display shelves, and walk out. It’s simple, it’s easy, and I have no doubt that he had […]
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College Professor Rickrolled Via Essay
Posted 10/20/2010 9:00 am by Ron HoganUsually, you only have to worry about being Rickrolled on the Internet. However, you’re never completely safe from a Rickroll as increasingly, the Rickroll is spreading into the physical world. We’re not talking about Rickrolls at sporting events, either, we’re talking more subversive Rickrolls. A Reddit user and college student who goes by the handle […]
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The World’s Longest Domestic Cat
Posted 10/20/2010 8:00 am by Ron HoganWhen it comes to normal, domestic cats, you can’t beat a Maine Coon for sheer size. Yes, there are exotic breeds that are quite large, but for normal, standard cats and not hybrid animals like Scarlett’s Magic? It’s Maine Coon or nothing. These things are huge, woolly, beautiful animals, and there’s no Maine Coon that’s […]
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Ole Miss Elects A New Mascot
Posted 10/15/2010 11:30 am by Ron HoganThe long search is over, and unfortunately, it’s not a trap. Admiral Akbar, everyone’s favorite choice for the new mascot for the Ole Miss Rebels, didn’t make the final cut. Instead, the three choices were the Rebel Black Bear, the Hotty Toddy (whatever that is), and the Land Shark. Of course, the coolest of those […]
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New Mammal, The Scruffy Ferret, Discovered
Posted 10/14/2010 9:00 am by Ron HoganThere is nothing as rare as a new carnivore. Hence the excitement when a Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust group discovered a new creature dubbed a scurffy ferret, or the Durrell’s vontsiras, a cuddly little mollusk-eating weasel-type animal. The critter was discovered in the Lac Alaotra region of Madagascar, the species has been spotted four times […]
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Sewer Pipe Hotel Rooms
Posted 10/13/2010 12:00 pm by Ron HoganTalk about your unusual hotel suites. The Park Hotel in Ottensheim, Austria, is a pretty nice hotel, but it’s also the pits. Specifically, sewer pits. While guests don’t stay in the sewer, the Park Hotel does have rooms that are available in converted sewer pipes that customers are raving over. It’s quite possibly the weirdest, […]
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Giant Radio Flyer Pickup/Wagon
Posted 10/13/2010 11:00 am by Ron HoganYou can never underestimate what you can do with some plywood, foam, and a dream. Fred Keller and Judy Foster were at a car show when they saw a hot rod rigged up to look like a bright red Radio Flyer wagon. The pair were instantly inspired. Here’s the end result– a human-sized big red […]
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