Pam Turner of Minnesota created this Spiral Eye Needle, a sewing needle that's easy to thread, thanks to a "sideways" opening that admits thread as it slides down the needle's length. They're a lot more expensive than normal needles — singles go for $5.50 and up — but for klutzes, occasional sewers, and people who have vision or coordination problems, they look like godsends.
This smart (and strong) bird knows how to turn the handle on a water tap to get a refreshing drink. The bird has also seemed to figure out that if… READ THE REST
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With his snaggle-tooth grin, bulging bloodshot eyes, and halo of buzzing flies, Rat Fink has been loved by juvenile delinquents of all ages for more than 60 years. Sure, Ed… READ THE REST
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