A US robber wrapped toilet paper around his head as a disguise.
The unnamed man – who entered Kabredlo’s Convenience Store in New York brandishing a knife and demanding money – hid his identity with the unusual mask, before snatching an unspecified amount of money from the shop safe.
Edgar Wright announced (via Twitter and the Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World Facebook fan page ) that he wouldn't release the full-length trailer until the movie got 100,000 Facebook fans. It worked. (via Gotcha Media )
Just when you thought sunless tanning spray was good only for hiding pale skin scientists have come up with a new use for a compound in the body bronzer — it can also help wounds heal.
Sunless tanning – Tanning – Beauty – Skin Care – Health
X-gamer Taig Khris set a world record with this jump from the first floor of the Eiffel Tower.
Which is really a fairly impressive/stupid thing to attempt to do.
In 1979, an oil well in the Gulf of Mexico operated by Transocean erupted and an Alaska pipeline cracked. They tried the top kill, the junk shot, booms, chemical dispersants, and mud. Oil gushed out for 9 months until relief wells were dug.
What's the difference? The well was in 200 feet of water instead of 5000 feet.
A German man stole electricity using a butcher’s hook.
The 36-year old man from Sibbesse, in Lower Saxony, came up with the plan to steal electricity from an overhead power line after he was cut off for not paying his bills.
Last week I posted a list of various animals with albinism. Yes humans are animals too, but I figured they needed their own list. Albinism as a medical condition comes with various disabilities, and some people with Albinism are even killed for their body parts. These images and accompanying info are from The National Organization for Albinism and Hypopigmentation ( NOAH .)
It's memorial day, which means we are all home today, paying quiet respect to those who have sacrificed to help shape this great nation.
What unforgettable moment from history are you planning to honor on this day of remembrance?
NEW YORK—An extremely clever and creative new thing will amuse the world for two and a half weeks in June, become passé by mid-September, and wind up as a trite and infuriating cliché by Christmas, sources said Monday.
