Today's Wow did I just see that?

Thank you!

 

When I lived in Florida and he and his wife had their show, I use to have a drinking game to their show. Every time Tammy Faye would start to cry I would have a beer. Use to drink way to much back then. LOL

 

Plane crashes into man's home. He's alive because he'd just left to buy Hot Pockets.

 

A beautiful card-magic tribute to Paris

 

Amazing face transplant gives firefighter new mug
I wish we still had the Applause emoji.

 

With cookies in the shape of your face, you can tell people "eat me" and mean it

 

This is the best restaurant spiciness scale

I would attach the picture of the menu description, which is NSFW. It looks like there may have been a translation issue involved!

 

World's oldest wild bird returns to shore to lay egg at age of 64

 

Proposal: keep the nuclear launch codes in an innocent volunteer's chest-cavity

In 1981, Harvard law professor Roger Fisher, director of the Harvard Negotiation Project, published a thought experiment in the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists: what if the codes to launch nuclear war were kept inside the chest-cavity of a young volunteer, and the President would have to hack them out of this young man's chest before he could commence armageddon?

 

http://arbroath.blogspot.com/2015/12/town-rejected-solar-farm-plan-amid.html?m=0
Woodland, NC rejected a solar farm because they feared it would sucked up the energy from the sun!

 

Danny Trejo as Princess Leia

 

I am in the bottom 30% of this chart, not entirely by choice, being a Milwaukee native.

Top 10% of Americans enjoy an average of 74 alcoholic drinks per week

 

Glad I did not receive any of these for Christmas and hope none of you did either!

Cow dung patties selling like hot cakes online in India

 

The tip off is the shipping address is not in India, but in the US. The PACs are stocking up.

 

Gallery of excellent gravestones


I stumbled across Jody DeLucco's Pinterest board of graveyard and cemetery art. It's filled with surprising, funny, sad, and just plain weird gravestones and cemetery markers.



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Gravestone of Ouija board inventor

This is the back of Elijah Jefferson Bond's gravestone. Bond patented the Ouija board in 1891. In 1907, Bond trademarked another oracle game called "Nirvana the Magic Swastika Talking Board," which is now exceedingly rare. According to this website, which features photos of hundreds of planchettes from vintage oracle boards, there is only one Nirvana planchette known to exist.

 

Sharknado 6?

http://www.snopes.com/flood-road-shark-attack-photo/

 

Taxidermy "gooseneck" lamp
Sculptor Sebastian ErraZuriz rescued a damaged stuffed goose from a taxidermy museum's trash and turned it into a "gooseneck" lamp.

 

Traveler sends handwritten plea for help to flight attendant about a nearby passenger 'farting in rows 10 to 12'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/t...ssenger-farting-rows-10-12.html#ixzz3xXJMHBgq

I remember when I took my wife on her first International trip, she narrowed in down to about 15 minutes after the meal was served that the cabin got pretty obnoxious!

P.S. If I remember right none of it was me, that time!

 

Washing machines with a brick inside bounce on trampoline

Satisfying senseless destruction!

2nd video is different machine that really got hoppen!