Animals do the darnedest things: mew institute
The Better Business Bureau of Central Georgia used a cat named Oreo in an experiment to expose online diploma mills. The results will give you paws.
The Better Business Bureau of Central Georgia used a cat named Oreo in an experiment to expose online diploma mills. The results will give you paws.
Only four weeks after a 150-pound cupcake was crowned the “world’s largest” at Minnesota’s Mall of America, Guinness World Records has handed the frosty scepter to a 1,224-pound monster in Michigan. It’s a real cup d’etat.
Two thieves in England were so disturbed by the child pornography they found on a laptop computer they had stolen that they reported the owner to police.
Two quick-thinking nuns helped police chase down a burglary suspect in Missouri. Let’s just hope this puts an end to any of the man’s bad habits.
A former Army doctor who fights for better nutrition says he was forced to surrender his county health department post in Florida. What put a hole in his career? Doughnuts, of course.
If you feel like you’ve read this story in black and white before, it isn’t the first time one of the birds has been ducked, uh, decked out in a wetsuit.
Maybe it’s time to start insuring against crystal-ball-related disasters. A fire blamed on one in Britain isn’t the first time that one of the glassy orbs has turned out to be an unforeseen peril.

A history buff, science fiction fan and occasional guitar player, John Moore has worked as a reporter or copy editor at the Rocky Mountain News; the Omaha World-Herald; and the Wichita Falls, Texas, Times Record News. He is one of the site’s editors and covers general news and stories of the bizarre.