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jack action said:You can use an endless pool:
I know that the us prez sheets are guarded so the bad guys can't get his DNA.strangerep said:Does this qualify as "weird news"?
https://www.parismatch.com/Actu/International/Poutine-malade-rumeur-ou-tumeur-1810897
Putin's bodyguards always collect his poo when he travels abroad -- to prevent other states from gaining information about his health from analysis of his droppings.
How would there be enough DNA on his sheets? Oh, wait,...Hornbein said:I know that the us prez sheets are guarded so the bad guys can't get his DNA.
He's still potty training? That would explain a lot concerning his mental development - that of a one or two year old.strangerep said:Does this qualify as "weird news"?
https://www.parismatch.com/Actu/International/Poutine-malade-rumeur-ou-tumeur-1810897
Putin's bodyguards always collect his poo when he travels abroad -- to prevent other states from gaining information about his health from analysis of his droppings.
fresh_42 said:https://www.sciencealert.com/china-...spicious-signals-in-its-search-for-alien-life
Astronomers at Beijing Normal University...
Careful! Glass houses and all that.berkeman said:I find this a bit ironic... [Beijing Normal University]
Science alert has been named as a Predatory site. Give them your money and they will publish it. I still use it for main stuff, just bearing that in mind.fresh_42 said:Astronomers in China Claim Possible Detection of 'Extraterrestrial Civilizations'
https://www.sciencealert.com/china-...spicious-signals-in-its-search-for-alien-life
That's crackpottery on a completely new level!
On March 23, the hackers had made off with $620 million worth of cryptocurrency – the biggest heist in crypto history. Sky Mavis hadn’t noticed the money missing until six days after it was taken.Hornbein said:https://restofworld.org/2022/axie-infinity-hack/
The Axie Infinity Hack. This is so 21st century I can't quite follow the story. Weirder than science fiction.
Weirder
Jun. 22—Two houses in Wyoming County that volunteer firefighters use for training were scheduled to be burned down after the exercises were complete.
Authorities say an arsonist beat them to it. And they are eager to learn who that is.
Those two fires in the town of Orangeville and Wethersfield and a third at a silo in Orangeville are all being investigated as arsons.
"There's nothing solid yet, but we're turning over every stone," said Bill Streicher, fire coordinator for the Wyoming County Office of Emergency Services. "We're looking into every angle and possible scenario."
The fires were all reported in the 11 p.m. hour on successive Saturdays in June.
Has anyone noticed an uptick in "weird" stuff like this in your area?There was the customer who stomped on the face of a private security guard. Then the one who lit herself on fire inside a store. The person who drank gasoline and the one who brandished an ax. An intoxicated shopper who pelted a worker with soup cans. A shoplifter who punched a night manager twice in the head and then shot him in the chest.
And there was the shooting that killed 10 people, including three workers, at the King Soopers supermarket in Boulder, Colorado, in March 2021. Another shooting left 10 more people dead at a Buffalo, New York, grocery store last month.
In her 37 years in the grocery industry, said Kim Cordova, a union president in Colorado, she had never experienced the level of violence that her members face today.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/american-airlines-passenger-drove-45-104554777.html
- An American Airlines passenger spent nearly four hours trying to rebook his seats over the phone.
- He eventually gave up and drove 45 minutes to the ticket counter at Denver airport, per The WSJ.
the company's human resources department picked up on the error and CIAL reached out to the employee to discuss his mistaken wage. Chilean legal documents claim, "He was informed and clarified that this money did not correspond to the payment of any service." Initially, the employee agreed to go to his bank the next morning to sort out the repayment but he then failed to show up to work and went on to disappear completely.
His employers were unable to contact him, despite reaching out to the employee multiple times via telephone, text and the messaging app WhatsApp. On June 2, nonetheless, the worker made contact to tender his resignation. Having heard nothing else from the former employee, the firm has launched legal action against him to try and get the excess pay back. Thus far, no arrests have been made and legal authorities in Chile are still on the hunt for the unnamed worker.
The Craines told ABC-affiliate KGO-TV that the San Francisco Planning Department is enforcing a decades-old section of code that bans motor vehicles of all kinds from being parked on a carpad or setback in front of a house unless it's accompanied by a garage or cover.
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The Craines believe the space has been used for parking since the house was built in 1910. So the planning department told the couple that the city would waive the fine if they could prove that the lot has historically been used for parking.
The Craines dug up a photo of their daughter from 34 years ago, where their car is just visible in the driveway -- but officials said the photo wasn't old enough.
Then, after a lot of Googling, they found a blurry aerial photo from 1938 that shows a car -- or a possibly a horse-and-buggy -- pulling into the driveway of the home. But the planning department says they never were shown this photo and will reconsider Craines' parking plight.
"The 1938 aerial photo shown in ABC 7’s segment was never shared with the Department," Daniel A. Sider, the chief of staff at the San Francisco Planning Department, told ABC News. "The first we learned of it was during Friday’s broadcast. To that end, we’re reopening the matter and hope to have more clarity in the coming days."
The planning department was alerted to the Craines' use of their driveway by an anonymous complaint that was lodged against the Craines and two of their neighbors, who were also tagged with the same violation.
You will own nothing and you will be happy.Borg said:Somebody at BMW should have a flame put under their butt for this idea.
BMW is selling a subscription plan for seat warmers — for $17 a month
What next? A subscription to actually drive the car that you bought?
Was his name Titus Andronicus?Jodo said:First meat pies now dumplings!?
https://torontosun.com/news/world/russian-cannibal-sold-human-flesh-to-mom-who-made-dumplings
Hehe, I had forgotten about that piece of Shakespeare. Poor mom ...Hornbein said:Was his name Titus Andronicus?
I thought more of Sweeney Todd. Then again I am Mancunian.Jodo said:Hehe, I had forgotten about that piece of Shakespeare. Poor mom ...