Most of us 30 somethings grew up with the soothing, mild-mannered, sweater-loving man named Mr. Rogers. Every kid dreamed of being his neighbor. He loved helping children learn while having fun in a calm and relaxed environment.
Just recently I have started using white distilled vinegar to clean my kitchen countertops. I had always heard rumors that vinegar could be used for this and so much more, but was never sure if they were true
Well, the dogs don't seem particularly unhappy, so we guess this is okay. As long as dogs don't understand what dignity is, they'll probably be fine.
Owners in China have been stuffing their dogs into stocking and high heels, taking pictures of them, and putting them on the internet, because this is the world we live in now. Since you know you secretly want to see more of these, here you go:
April 4, 2013 The Flathead Lake Monster is a creature whose has yet to be proven into actual existence, and is reported to be living somewhere deep within Flathead Lake in Montana. Many claim that the monster resembles the Loch Ness Monster and some even say that it may be the same type of creature.
The earliest reported sighting was all the way back in 1889 by Skipper James C. Kerr who manned the U.S. Grant, a steamboat that shuttled around Lake Flathead. What looked like a "log" at first soon appeared to resemble a "whale-like" creature the closer they came to it. After a passenger fired a few rounds, the creature disappeared. The "monster" didn't die, but this story began the ongoing legend that became the talk of the region even a century later.
We've stumbled across some pretty insightful Youtube videos of reported Flathead Lake Monster sightings and recorded eye witnesses.
March 28, 2013 The Walking Dead is one of my favorite shows. Also, I worked at a daycare for several years and watched a lot of the Toy Story movies. I'm amazed that I never put it together that these two stories are pretty much exactly the same
A food specialty store in Australia is sick of folks "just looking" at their merchandise without buying anything. So, starting last month, Celiac Supplies instituted a policy in which shoppers pay a five dollar door fee, which will then be deducted from any purchase.
March 18, 2013 On average, teens reply and send out an average of sixty text messages every day, according to a recent Pew Research study, and this method of communication is quite evident in the results of a new survey on proms.
A survey of over one thousand teenagers between the ages of thirteen and seventeen by the company TextPlus finds 58 percent of respondents would ask out their date via text message.
Remember when the FBI included Juggalos in their National Gang Threat Assessment, thus effectively labeling the rabid followers of the clown rock band the Insane Clown Posse a gang? It turns out, they were mostly trying to bust the Juggalos for racketeering. It had *nothing* to do with their terrible outfits.
Should going to jail really be a life goal? Obie Cargile thinks so.
Daylight Saving Time is trying to kill you. A study out of Michigan found that there's a bump in FATAL HEART ATTACKS the Sunday we set the clocks ahead. The researchers say that even losing that one hour of sleep can mess with a high-risk person's heart.
Oh, the lengths people will go to see movies for free.
At Pizza Hut, less is more. This catchy little slogan doesn't just reference their stingy pepperoni application; it also describes their hiring process.
