Impossible Questions: Rambocop Edition
Think you know the answer to this question? Think you can get it? Good luck…and come back tomorrow to see if you’re right.
Daily Dispatch
The Ins and Outs of In-N-Out
In honor of the beloved burger chain’s opening of its first location in Oregon (which just so happens to be just down the road from the Bathroom Readers’ Institute), here’s a quick look at In-N-Out.
Fictional Vacation
Check out these real tourist attractions based on fictional places.
8 Facts About Grumpy Cat
Here are some facts you may not know about the notoriously cranky housecat: Grumpy Cat.
3 of the World’s Weirdest Heavy Metal Bands
Are you ready to (sort of) rock? Mac Sabbath This metal act was formed in Los Angeles in 2014, and they perform covers of Black Sabbath songs, with a twist: All the lyrics are about fast food. Their punny songs include “Frying Man” (based on “Iron Man”) and “Lord of the Swirl” (inspired by “Lord […]
Three Homes Inspired By Pop Culture
Most fans of television shows or movies watch them a few times or buy a tie-in T-shirt. For the dedicated devotees that own (or once lived in) the following abodes, that just isn’t enough.
Fake-or-Fact Friday: Unicorns Edition
Okay, we all know that unicorns aren’t real, but that hasn’t stopped tricksters and hoaxers from trying to convince the public they exist. Two of the following hoaxes actually went down…and one didn’t. Can you guess which story we’re using to pull your leg? The answer is at the end of the post.
4 Dark Pixar Easter Eggs
The animators at Pixar place “Easter eggs” in their films, or references to other Pixar movies. Here are some you probably missed…and boy are they twisted.
6 Terrible Baseball Card Mistakes
Did you collect baseball cards when you were a kid? If so, did you notice these really bad errors that somehow got past the editors? In 1989, Bill Ripken (younger brother of Cal Ripken, Jr.) was a rookie with the Baltimore Orioles and Fleer produced a card of him in its set for the year. […]
How to Give Yourself Hair Plugs
Luscious locks lost their luster? You could always try Rogaine, or Propecia, or a hair transplant.
3 Weird and Wonderful Roadside Attractions
Some people consider these road trip stops totally fascinating…while others might call them “tourist traps.”
Life in a Democrazy
Here are four odd stories from the halls of U.S. state legislatures.
4 Actors Replaced In Movies After Filming Began
It’s quite common for a movie production to replace an already cast actor before filming starts…but quite uncommon (and expensive) to replace a star after the cameras have started rolling.
Age Ain’t Nothing But a Number (That I Made Up)
Lots of people lie about their age, for various reasons. Here are some famous who did it…and then got caught.
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 Talk Like a Pirate
September 19 is International Talk Like a Pirate Day. You don’t want to look like an idiot do you? Here are some pirate words and phrases.
More Emmys Than Viewers
Well, they weren’t quite that unpopular. But here are some TV series that won major Emmy Awards despite a very low viewership.
When Relationships Ruin Bands
Let’s let the myth end here: Yoko Ono didn’t split up the Beatles—they were already falling apart when John Lennon met the eccentric artist. But here are some other bands who fell apart when romance got in the way.
