On Monday in Pittsburgh, PA, a customer at a Sunoco gas station hurled a banana at an employee. The employee returned fire. Next thing you know, the customers and employees… Read the rest of the article: Banana brawl at gas station leads to hospitalization and arrest

Processing wood into planks and plywood results in 12 million tons of scrap filling landfills each year. Now, some of that scrap wood can become feedstock for a 3D printer.… Read the rest of the article: New 3D printer uses scrap wood as natural feedstock

The number of adventurers with their sites on Mt Everest is increasing. In 2023, Nepal authorized 473 climbing permits, not including Sherpa guides and support staff. Unfortunately, the popularity of… Read the rest of the article: Take your poop with you: Nepal cracks down on human waste woes

Last month, X user @CMDRVALTHOR posted a collection of antique photos (above and below) depicting "extinct dragons of North America" accompanied by dapper men in old-timey clothing. That post has… Read the rest of the article: Those antique photos of real dragons aren't real, sadly

Last week, a man called the sheriff's office in Stevens County, Washington to inquire whether he would go to jail if he shot a Bigfoot. Apparently the fellow had planned… Read the rest of the article: Man seeks police authorization to shoot Bigfoot

On Friday, a man was hit and killed by a train at an Amtrak station in Wasco, California. Shortly after, construction workers spotted another fellow walking down the street nearby… Read the rest of the article: Man arrested for eating leg of pedestrian killed by train

Police charged Camwren Cole, 25, of Teaneck, New Jersey with second-degree aggravated assault and use of a weapon—specifically, a USB flash drive. Apparently Cole was fighting with another man in… Read the rest of the article: Police charge man using USB flash drive as a deadly weapon

In Aryo Toh Djojo's new exhibition Unseen Realities, the Los Angeles-based artist invites us to bear witness to extraordinary phenomena and unknown (unknowable) experiences. The show runs until March 30… Read the rest of the article: Stunningly dreamlike paintings of a UFO, monolith, spirit guides, and other high weirdness

On The Price Is Right, the excitement of being called to come on down could potentially overrule any bladder control. "They had a system in place in case someone peed… Read the rest of the article: The Price Is Right has a protocol if a contestant pees their pants

This year, a new California law prohibits police departments from posting photos revealing the faces of individuals suspected of non-violent crimes. To comply, the Murietta Police Department digitally obscured suspects'… Read the rest of the article: Lego tells California police department to stop using minifig heads to obscure suspects' faces

On February 24, Abdullahi Muya, 29, climbed over the fence surrounding a Rochester, New York drinking water reservoir. Apparently, he fell into the reservoir and died there. Almost a month… Read the rest of the article: Dead body in drinking water reservoir for a month results in "boil water advisory"

"Vomiting is the forceful expulsion of the contents of the stomach." Indeed. In this informative video, gastroenterologist Dr. Vincent Ho explains the parts we don't see. "Deep inspiration or drawing… Read the rest of the article: This is what happens inside you when you vomit (video)

A fifth grade teacher in Conemaugh Township, Pennsylvania gave students a worksheet with the instructions to "pretend to be a white slave master." The worksheet was titled "Auction! Winnings to… Read the rest of the article: School teacher assigned 5th graders "to pretend to be a white slave master'

Three young'uns, ages 11, 12, and 16, were arrested on Tuesday for allegedly robbing a Wells Fargo bank in Houston, Texas last week. "All three bank robbery suspects known as… Read the rest of the article: Little rascals, ages 11, 12, and 16, busted for bank robbery

Maryland Reverend Bill Bean is "a world-renowned exorcist / spiritual deliverance minister, and is known as 'The Spiritual Warrior,'" according to his website. The Daily Star reports that Bean has… Read the rest of the article: Bigfoot is an unholy hybrid of fallen angels, humans, and apes, says reverend/exorcist

Zookeepers at the Tobu Zoo recently practiced catching a white tiger as if it had escaped from its enclosure. To make the drill more, um, realistic, they had a staff… Read the rest of the article: Man dressed as escaped white tiger so zookeepers could practice catching him (video)

A 44-year-old woman has been charged with robbing a bakery in Richmond, Australia in the middle of the night. Curiously, she seems to have prepared for the heist by doing… Read the rest of the article: Burglar caught on camera doing yoga before robbing bakery (video)

Hun Manet, prime minister of Cambodia, has put the kibosh on musical horns on cars and buses. Apparently, people are stopping to dance and that's, um, bad. According to Hun… Read the rest of the article: Musical car horns banned to stop people from dancing

An 18-wheeler truck turned over on a Natchez, Miss. highway on Sunday night. Turns out, the flatbed was loaded with dozens of bee hives. We're not pollen your leg, either!… Read the rest of the article: Semi-truck flatbed carrying bee hives overturns (video)

Hudson Valley resident Jo-Ann Martin snapped this curious image of a serpentine form in the Hudson River. This isn't the first sighting of this cryptid that some called the Kipsy.… Read the rest of the article: New freaky photo of Hudson River's mysterious monster