Homeowner Gary Machens unearthed a 9-foot underground tunnel when he observed his sidewalk beginning to slope. Machens stated: “A lot of brick. Whatever they built this for, it took a lot of men and a lot of hours. You know, one guy didn’t do this.” He went on: “Had a problem here at the sidewalk…Continue Reading ›
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A dog park with a bar will open in Buffalo next month
Barkology, near Transit at 4939 Genesee Street, is under construction and will be Buffalo’s first and only outdoor, indoor, dog park, and taproom. A golden doodle named Jack enjoys playing with Nala (his sister) at the dog park, however, his owners typically don’t have as good of a time. Megan Sitarek said: “He would get…Continue Reading ›
Cows Are Being Equipped With VR Goggles to Upsurge Milk Production
Cows at RusMoloko dairy farm are being fit with VR goggles to help them unwind by providing them views of green pastures packed with sunshine. The VR goggles aren’t movie props, though. According to a press release from Moscow’s Ministry of Agriculture and Food, the VR headsets have been exclusively designed for these dairy cows…Continue Reading ›
Why is ‘Asian Hate’ Getting Less Attention than BLM
Asian hate is a new word, but racial violence against the Asian community is not new. In the past year, Asians have been experiencing a sudden wave of racial violence, the biggest ever in the US. Over the course of the last few weeks, more and more people from Asian communities are experiencing racism-related crimes.…Continue Reading ›
Lemmy had his ashes placed in bullets to give to his dearest friends
After he passed away, Lemmy, rock ‘n’ roll icon, had his ashes affixed into bullet casings, which were conferred later to his dearest friends. Given that “kickass” and “Lemmy” go hand in hand, the news should really come as no shock with the bullets supplying us with a reminder that the bass guitar giant was…Continue Reading ›
Teacher convicted of dumping liquid nitrogen on student’s groin
A teacher from Illinois suspected of burning a pupil in class with liquid nitrogen has been found guilty, according to officials. Garry Broderson, a former Bartlett High School chemistry teacher, was convicted Friday of endangering the health of a child and reckless conduct. According to the DuPage County State’s Attorney’s Office, in May 2018, 66-year-old…Continue Reading ›
Skin Color of Meghan Markle’s Son May be What Prevented Him From Having Prince Title
Both Prince Harry and the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, are trending again after multiple bombshells were dropped in their latest interview with Oprah. Among their bombshells include that their son’s skin color may be among the reasons why he is not given the style of ‘Royal Prince’. British media once again are portraying a…Continue Reading ›
Social Media Challenges You Could Join For International Women’s Day 2021
The celebrations for International Women’s Day for 2021 are underway. What better way to show support than social media challenges? International Women’s day is a celebration of the achievements of women all over the globe. It is a way to honor women and their contributions in society – culturally, politically, economically, and socially. The role…Continue Reading ›
COVID vaccine will make you more desirable on dating apps
Keywords like “fully vaccinated” and “covid vaccinated” have begun monopolizing bios as Tinder reported a substantial rise in users specifying the word “vaccine.” Bios on dating apps have had a love-hate friendship with the epidemic. From puns about Purell gels and face masks to modest toilet paper boasts, it appears as if dating profile bios…Continue Reading ›
Attorney whose pants caught fire during arson trial gets arrested
The Miami attorney who drew global ill fame after his trousers lit on fire during an arson trial has been detained on a cocaine charge. 32-year-old Stephen Gutierrez, whose law license is presently rescinded, was pulled over Tuesday night and jailed on a felony cocaine charge. He was pulled over for operating a vehicle without…Continue Reading ›