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I always wanted to be an evil scientist growing up; although, technically, I’m a Psycho Vigilante. Now, there’s a website that will help quell my unnatural urges.
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One man’s cougar is another man’s MILF.
I made that up, and Google tells me no one else has said it, so I’m going to copyright it right now. You may use it, but must give me some credit.
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Own your own universe, now for under $10,000!
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While I’m sure that not everything on my site is spelled perfectly, I certainly don’t have anything major spelled wrong, do I?
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In America, self-defense means having a loaded handgun or shotgun readily available. In the UK, where handguns are much more strictly regulated (yet people don’t apparently feel more secure), you have to get a bit more creative.
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One of the earliest computers in the modern sense was never actually built–Charles Babbage’s Difference Engine. There were many reasons it never got built, but apparently an utter lack of Legos was one.
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Only a hospital could connect global warming to cigarette smoking.
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Mythbusters is a great show, but there are some pressing questions they just don’t answer: How much alcohol can you get into a Jell-O shot? How do you make ballistics gelatin at home? How many condoms can you wear at once? Fortunately, My Science Project has these answers and more.
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When I saw a link to a story titled “Song Helps 3-Year-Old Call 911 for Mom,” I fully admit that the first song that jumped into my head was the wrong song.
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In a motor vehicle crash, is that fat pad on your belly as soft as you think?
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