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We Can Guess What Holden Caulfield’s Reaction to the New Salinger Documentary Would Be: LMAO
Caulfield was one of the first to employ the phrase LMAO
Before JFK, Lee Harvey Oswald Tried to Kill an Army Major General
Seven months before he shot President Kennedy, Lee Harvey Oswald tried to kill Major General Edwin Walker
This Japanese Shrine Has Been Torn Down And Rebuilt Every 20 Years for the Past Millennium
In addition to reinvigorating spiritual and community bonds, the tradition keeps Japanese artisan skills alive
These Jellyfish-Mulching Robots Could Be the Savior of the Seas
These new robots can chew up nearly a ton of jellyfish per hour
This New, Weird Beer Has Moon Dust in It
We hear it goes great with cheese
How Do Canada Geese Get Ready to Fly?
In the movie Fly Away home that involved a goose shaped plane, but in the wild it's just a few flicks of the neck.
Why Was Benjamin Franklin’s Basement Filled With Skeletons?
Repairs on Franklin's old London house turned up 1,200 pieces of bone from at least 15 people
This 5’5” Basketball Player Can Dunk And Has a Message: Treat Short Athletes Better
Brandon Todd spent years training to be able to dunk, putting on 80 pounds of muscle and increasing his vertical to 45 inches
These Mice Sing to Mark Their Territory
A lot of things sing to mark their territory - birds, wolves, howler monkeys. But you can now add mice to that list
People Have Already Managed to Litter on Pakistan’s New Earthquake-Formed Island
A massive earthquake last week created a new island off the coast of Pakistan
NASA Found Propene, the Chemical Used to Make Your Tupperware, on One of Saturn’s Moons
This new discovery fills in a gap in that chemical line-up, though experts suspect that many more molecular surprises await
How Much Abuse Can a Single Lego Brick Take?
Forget iPads, if you want a long lasting toy stick with blocks
This Jetpack Could Carry You Twenty Miles And Be On the Market by Next Year
Pilots will have to wear hearing protection along with a helmet, neck restraints, boots and a fireproof suit
Hear Stories Read in Proto Indo-European, a 6000-Year-Old Language
Proto Indo-European is thought to be the precursor to many Indian, Asian and European languages
What We Can Learn from Whale Breath
Researchers are trying to culture what comes out of blowholes from whales and dolphins, to see if they can use them as diagnostic tools
Krokodil, a “Flesh-Eating” Heroin Substitute Popular in Russia, Just Showed Up in the U.S.
Desomorphine, a cleaner form of the drug, was first concocted by the U.S. in the 1930s as a potential morphine substitute
Occupy Wall Street Has Spawned a Financial Services Group
People affiliated with the Occupy Wall Street movement want to open an Occupy-branded bank
Lysol’s Vintage Ads Subtly Pushed Women to Use Its Disinfectant as Birth Control
As if that wasn't bad enough, Lysol isn't even an effective contraceptive
Giant Hornets Proliferated During China’s Heatwave, And Now Have Killed 28 People
Entomologists speculate that the exceptionally warm weather in China allowed the aggressive, deadly hornets to proliferate
Our Phones Are Going to Make Us Sick, But We’re Scared to Live Without Them
Those prone to simulator sickness will have a hard time avoiding phones and computer screens
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