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Prison Food

7 Yummy Facts About Prison Food

Prisons have by and large sourced out its food service to for-profit companies that also service school cafeterias. They get a lot of food out of a dollar. The average cost per meal, per prisoner: under a dollar.

How To Start A Fire

4 Ways To Light a Fire Without Matches

This might not save you in the even of an apocalypse, but you never know when little tricks like these will come in handy. Not all of these fire techniques are easy, but they do work with practice.

Facts You Should Know When Traveling Abroad

15 Ways to Not Look Like a Fool Abroad

Here are 15 ways not to look like a fool while traveling abroad. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.

Apple Juice versus Apple Cider

Ask Uncle John Anything: The Juice is Loose! (And the Cider, Too)

Uncle John knows pretty much everything—and if he doesn’t, he heads his massive research library, or puts one of his many associates on the case. So go ahead: In the comments below, ask Uncle John anything. (And if we answer your question sometime, we’ll send you a free book!) This query comes from reader Jeremy […]

War on Poop

The War on Poop

We recently told you about various the worldwide fight against public urination. Well, here’s story #2. This time we learn about the war on poop.

KFC Logo

7 Weird Facts About Col. Sanders

Have you seen those weird KFC commercials with SNL star Darrell Hammond as Col. Harland Sanders? It’s not as weird as these true facts about the real Col. Sanders.

Dismaland

Welcome to Dismaland!

Disneyland has often been described as “The Happiest Place on Earth.” Notorious artist Banksy’s new “bemusement park” in the UK is the complete opposite.

McDonald's in Roswell, New Mexico

4 of the World’s Weirdest McDonald’s

Almost every McDonald’s in the world is more or less the same. Almost.

How to Toilet Train a Cat Blog

How to Toilet Train Your Cat

Face it: Your cat is the ruler of your house. She knows it, and so do you. So why shouldn’t she sit on the throne?

Apollo Killing the Python

10 Dragons from Greek Mythology

Here is a list of ten famous dragons from Greek mythology. How many of them do you recognize? Can you earn the title of “Mother of Dragons?”

Classic Joke Origins

Classic Joke Origins

Classic jokes are essentially oral traditions that get passed from person to person for decades until someone decides to write them down. We asked our resident jokestorian, Bozo Newman, to find the origins of a few classics. Honk honk! Knock-Knock! During Prohibition in the 1930s, if you wanted to get into a speakeasy, you would […]

501st Legion

Join the Dark Side: We’ll Silence Your Bullies

A Star Wars fan club named itself after a coalition of bad guys aligned with Darth Vader. But they’re bringing some real goodness to the world.

Origins of Nuts as Crazy

Ask Uncle John Anything: These Words are Crazy!

The English language has long had a flippant attitude toward mental illness. Any sort of abnormal behavior can get you called crazy. How did “nuts” or “bananas” come to mean “crazy”?

Forbidden Disney World

The Forbidden Areas of Disney World

Walt Disney World is roughly the size of San Francisco, so it’s not surprising that there are a few places within its borders that are strictly off-limits to guests.

Daily Fun Facts about Shrimps

Daily Fun Facts: Shrimps

Today’s daily fun facts include a few little shrimp facts. Enjoy!

Drunk Hedgehog

Europe’s Wildest Party Animals

Many animals will happily drink alcohol whenever they can get their furry mitts on some. Unfortunately, these European critters didn’t know when to say when.

Celebrate National Waffle Day with these interesting facts about waffles.

6 Facts About Waffles

The verb waffle means to be indecisive and it comes from a Scottish term “waff” that means “to yelp like a puppy.” The noun waffle, meaning the excellent gridded breakfast food, comes from the Old German wefan, which meant to weave something into the shape of a honeycomb. (Makes sense!)

Glow In the Dark Sticks

Ask Uncle John Anything: It Glows in the Dark!

Summertime is glow stick (or light stick) season—it’s fun to wave them around at night, at parties, during those Fourth of July celebrations, at the campground, etc. But how do those little day-glo sticks glow (at night) without a battery or a bulb?

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