A man identifying himself as "R0b0tpimp" on photo sharing service Imgur posted a picture of a very big catch, a bass weighing fifty-seven kilograms (about 126 pounds) off of the coast of New Zealand.
According to a new book, Queen Legend Freddie Mercury snuck Princess Diana into a notorious gay bar in London during the late 1980s and (hard to believe) she went unnoticed.
The world's first 'Virtual Shopping Store' opened in Korea and it could be just a fad or a glimpse into the future of shopping. All the shelves are in fact LCD screens with codes for screening using your smartphone. Users choose their desired items by touching the LCD screen and when they are ready to checkout, all of their purchases will packed in bags or prepared for a later pick-up or delivery.
This news anchor in Australia got into a laughing fit at a very unfortunate moment during her broadcast. She started to laugh at the other conversation, not because of the situation in Brazil. She's human, and we all make mistakes, but it couldn't of happened at a more awkward moment.
This was the view out of the window at Guangzhou Airport in China. It appears that the employee could care less about what was in those boxes. Let's hope their contents we're not too valuable. If you understand Japanese you can hear the gentleman saying that the boxes are Japanese sewing machines with stickers on them saying, “fragile” and “handle with care”. Obvisously, he isn't.
Before today I dismissed Russell Brand as an unintelligent lost soul, but after he was brought on MSNBC's 'Morning Joe' program, I'm convinced that HE's the smart one!
Three years ago, Alex Minksy was a Marine in Afghanistan. When he was protecting our freedom, a roadside bomb exploded. He lost consciousness — and lost his leg. This American hero was in a coma for 47 days, and by the grace of God he started the slow journey towards recovery. Before long he was back into his regular routine, and when a photographer spotted him at the gym and asked him to pose, he
In a story we brought you on May 28th, Jiroemon Kimura was the last man living who witnessed the 19th century. He was born in 1897. When he was 6 years old he heard about the Wright Brothers showing the world that man can fly. At age 11 he was thrilled to get the news that Henry Ford introduced the Model T automobile. Mr. Kimura who became the oldest living person on December 16, 2012 has passed a
Wine lovers rejoice, someday all airlines will serve wine from a can on flight...at least we hope. Low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines is thinking outside of the bottle by serving wine from cans that contain little more than the mini-bottles. The airline is offering white moscato or strawberry moscato wine from Friends Fun Wine. Mini bottles of Sutter Home wine are still available.
Apparently in medieval times this was considered an omen. It was said that the child was destined for greatness and if we are to believe wikipedia, Napoleon Bonaparte was born this way.