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Burning Toilet Paper Destroys House
Cheryl Crausewell of Dora, Alabama wasn't happy about the toilet paper in her magnolia tree. A prank she wasn't laughing about, she was intent ...
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Student Discovers Life-threatening Condition in Practice Exam
University of Virginia medical student Ryan Jones began what he thought would be a normal day of practicing diagnostics. Typically, an actor portrays ...
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Even the Alaskan Permafrost Can Be Fruitful
This illustration comes farm-fresh … all the way from Alaska. Tim Meyers is a farmer in Alaska, where the soil is rich, but frozen. Conventional ...
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The Worst Possible Online Dating Profile
A writer recently created a fictitious and utterly horrible dating profile as an experiment. The goal was to create a persona so offensive—racist, ...
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The Stockholm Syndrome
On Aug. 23, 1973, a 32-year-old man named Jan Erik Olsson Olsson stormed into a bank in Norway, pulled out a sub-machine gun, and started firing into ...
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A Dog Is not a Lion
A Chinese zoo's "African lion" was exposed as a fraud when the dog used as the substitute king of the beasts started barking. The "lion" ...
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Doomsday Preppers Prepare for the World's End
Here's a great article to set up a sermon on fear, the end of the world, or how to embrace mission rather than escapism. A website called Wall Street ...
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Yes, I Want to Go to Heaven … Just Not Yet
A Pew forum report asks religious Americans about their views on radical life extension—the near-future possibilities of medically prolonging one's ...
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Happiness is Overrated; You Need Purpose
For at least a decade, there's been a happiness craze in our culture. Thousands of new books have been published on the topic, including Happy Money, ...
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Brazilian Inventor is ‘Proud to be Poor’
Alfredo Moser had a bright idea. Inspired by persistent troubles with electricity in his area, he began experimenting with water-filled plastic bottles ...
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