A head on collision in which a passenger is ejected from a car is caught on camera by a police car.
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A head on collision in which a passenger is ejected from a car is caught on camera by a police car.
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An amusing parody of the TV show Heroes.
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Researchers from the University of Bologna have found that feet, toes and objects associated with them, i.e. shoes, were the most popular amongst the people sampled. 47% preferred feet and toes and 64% preferred shoes.
The research also revealed some very weird fetishes.
The survey, based on the views of men and women, also revealed some of the more obscure objects of affection. These included 150 people with a penchant for hearing aids, and two whose hearts go into overdrive thinking about pacemakers.
Some 12 per cent were turned on by underwear, 9 per cent by coats, body fluids and body size, 7 per cent by hair, 5 per cent by muscles, and 4 per cent by genitals and body modifications such as tattooing.
The lowest scores went to stethoscopes, wristwatches, bracelets, nappies and catheters. Body hair, nails, noses, ears, neck and body odour all scored less than 1 per cent.
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An interview with a 102-year-old Yemeni man who has a mysterious horn protruding from his head. [via]
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The history behind many famous logos. [via]
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I was going to post this video of a Valentine's breakup when it was posted on YouTube but it's a good job I didn't. The couple at the centre of the video have admitted that the breakup was staged. Not only was it staged, they're not even a couple.
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Denny's Beer Barrel Pub, famous for making huge burgers has made what it thinks is the world's biggest.
Weighing in at 123lbs, this giant burger features an 80lb beef patty, a 30lb bun, 12 tomatoes and 160 slices of cheese. They also throws on a pound each of lettuce, ketchup, mustard and mayo -- and up to five onions.
The menu price for the Beer Barrel Main Event Charity Burger comes to $379.
I wonder if 'burger girl' can eat it?
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Snoopstick is a $60 USB device that looks like a thumb drive. When placed in a Windows computer it installs hidden software that will monitor a ton of things like IM's, emails and web activity all in real time.
You can then put the Snoopstick into another machine and monitor the first machine in real-time. Not only can you monitor the first machine but you can also communicate with it and block access to applications, access to the web sites and access to the Internet. [via]
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Game Set Watch has a detailed history of the game Minesweeper as well as an overview of the modern remakes and variations. [via]
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The Phrase Finder has the meanings and origins of over 1,200 phrases, sayings and idioms. [via]
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At 107, is Olive Riley the world's oldest blogger?
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33 tips for coping with jetlag.
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Steve Rubel's guide to turning Gmail into your personal nerve centre. It covers turning Gmail into a massive personal database, getting real-time news updates within Gmail, automatically storing your bookmarks and managing Calendar and To-Dos.
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I've watched this video a few times and I can't figure out what the hell this driver was trying to do. [via]
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What did you get up to when you were 12-years-old? This is what P Diddy's 12-year-old son gets up to.
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Taken on February 19th, this image shows the huge snow and ice storm that blanketed northeastern USA. The snow stretches from Maine to Virginia and highlights the curving folds of the Appalachian Mountains, branch-like rivers and streams, and the solid white smoothness of frozen lakes.
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A kitten gets a workout on a treadmill. [Thanks FIsh]
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How some baseball teams got their names.
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An elephant practices his basketball skills whilst waiting to perform for tourists in Thailand. [via]
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Residents of Nigeria’s far north-eastern Borno State have figured out a way of dealing with the swarms of locusts that plague them. They go out, harvest them, fry them up and then eat them!
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Marketing Translation Mistakes hasn't been updated for a year but the site is still interesting. I'm not sure if all of the mistakes listed are true. [via]
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Melting ice in Antarctica has allowed scientists to observe exotic creatures.
Spindly orange sea stars, fan-finned ice fish and herds of roving sea cucumbers are among the exotic creatures spied off the Antarctic coast in an area formerly covered by ice, scientists reported Sunday.
This is the first time explorers have been able to catalog wildlife where two mammoth ice shelves used to extend for some 3,900 square miles over the Weddell Sea.
At least 5,000 years old, the ice shelves collapsed in two stages over the last dozen years. One crumbled 12 years ago and the other followed in 2002.
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United Parcel Service's San Francisco division paid $673,334 in fines for 11,788 tickets -- an average of one ticket every 45 minutes throughout the year.
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Jennifer Love Hewitt wishes audiences would take her seriously and stop judging her for her booty.
She told CNN: 'I get lots of offers to take off my clothes. But I can't. It's just not me.
'I feel like there's still a world full of people out there who think there's not much more to me than the girl who can wear tiny tops.
With outfits like the one above, she isn't doing a good job of convincing people not to judge her by her body.
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Alan D. Mutter at Reflections of a Newsosaur ponders whether newspaper photographers will be replaced by reporters or even "citizen shooters". The photo at the top was taken by a citizen and posted to Flickr whilst the bottom photo was taken by a professional photographer working for the SF Chronicle. Even though the photos are small, the top one looks just as good as the bottom photo. [via]
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Any ideas how this happened? [via]
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Photos of VW Beetles modded into weird things such as a tortoise, a basketball and a boat.
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Drag and Draw is a set of digital drawing tools. It consists of a multicolor 'Brush', an 'Eraser', and a 'Magic Wand' to bring their drawings to life and a 'Bucket' to project the virtual drawings onto the wall.
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A woman has difficulties trying to park a Smart car in a space big enough for a bus. [via]
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The Will It Blend? guy make a glow in the dark smoothie when he blends a bunch of glowsticks.
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A collection of animals made from vegetables including the cauliflower sheep above. [via]
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An ATM running Windows gets pwned! [via]
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Symptom Search is a hypochondriac's dream. It allows you to either search for symptom or select one of 50 top symptoms. You can also built up a list of symptoms to try and narrow down what may be wrong with you. [via]
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A 330-foot-deep sinkhole killed two teenage siblings when it swallowed about a dozen homes early Friday and forced the evacuation of nearly 1,000 people in a crowded Guatemala City neighborhood.
Officials blamed the sinkhole on recent rains and an underground sewage flow from a ruptured main. They warned that the crater could widen or others could open up. Link [via]
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A KFC Taco Bell in NYC has been infested with one or two rats. This video shows the rats setting up home inside the restaurant. [Thanks Kent]
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According to scienticians, ants hate each other but still work together.
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Predjama castle in Slovenia is apparently one of the most visited castles in Europe and is built on the side of a cliff. Part of the castle is alongside the cliff, the other part is inside a cave. The cave, called Erazmova Jama has 4 levels with the deepest level being filled with the river Lovka. The castle is built into the huge entrance of the middle level.
Dam Cool Pics has a lot more pics of the castle both inside and outside. [Thanks Russ]
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