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Frog Filmed Sitting on Bench Just Like Human

The animal is making the rounds on the Internet getting more than a million views in a couple days

It's usually pretty funny when animals act like humans. Just look at the dancing dog or the smoking monkey. Now it is a frog's turn. The amphibian is filmed sitting on a bench, hands on thighs, looking just like a human relaxing.


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Building the Better Monster Trap





Audri is 7 years old aand wants to be a theoretical physicist when he grows up and has big plans to study robotics at MIT. He was especially inspired to make this video after seeing OK GO's This Too Shall Pass.
If you would like to see what he was up to at age 5, check it out.

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'Eau de MacBook Pro' perfume developed

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Perfume makers believe they have created a fragrance which mimics the scent of a MacBook Pro being opened for the first time
If you can't afford the £1,000 price tag, then 'Eau de MacBook Pro' might satisfy your yearning for a new computer.

For when you close your eyes, the fragrance is designed to mimic the scent of an Apple product being opened for the fist time.

Perfumiers from Air Aroma worked around the clock to find a formula that resembled the aroma of plastic wrap, printed ink, ripped cardboard and an aluminum laptop shipped straight from a Chinese factory.

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Impress Your Friends With The Cargo-Cult Prize For Medical Informatics!

Here is your chance to impress your colleagues holding mere Nobel Prizes: the Newlyn Research Group announces the Cargo-Cult Prize for Medical Informatics. At 100 Trillion Zimbabwe dollars (Z$100,000,000,000,000), the prize value is nominally greater than that of all Nobel Prizes ever awarded. The value of the award was chosen to reflect the inflated worth of large-scale clinical trials.

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Four-Year-Old 'Genius' Accepted into Mensa with an IQ Almost as High as Physicist Stephen Hawking

  • 'Gifted' Heidi Hankins stunned examiners with her extraordinary intelligence
  • Sat Mensa test after nursery staff struggled to find activities to challenge her
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© Solent News & Photo AgencyA little bit special: Four-year-old Heidi Hankins has an IQ of 159, just one point below Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein
UK - By the age of two, she could count to 40, draw pictures of people, recite poems and read books meant for seven-year-olds.

Within a year, she was adding and subtracting.

Now she is four, Heidi Hankins has an IQ of 159 - only one point below Albert Einstein's - and has become one of the youngest members of Mensa.

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Video: California man walks into bear while texting

What more can we say about distracted texters?

KTLA caught footage of this unwary gentleman nearly stepping on top of a black bear meandering through a California suburb.


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Have you noticed how historians often mess up their interpretation of events based on confused evidence.

Here's an example of how it works. It's funny because there's so much truth in it.


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No breaking wind, burping or slurping! Mayor bans townsfolk in Spanish village from 65 types of rude behaviour

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Quiet: They are among 65 indelicacies that have been outlawed by the Mayor of La Toba, 70 miles northeast of Madrid
Townsfolk in a Spanish village have been banned from farting, burping and slurping their soup in public in a new charter to combat rude behaviour.

They are among 65 indelicacies that have been outlawed by the Mayor of La Toba, 70 miles northeast of Madrid.

Touching genitals, adjusting underwear or picking noses are strict no-nos, while coughing or yawning without covering mouths and speaking when eating are also barred.

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How to Explain Government to an Alien (from Outer Space, not Mexico)

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Alien (A): "I've traveled across space to check on the progress of your species."

Human (H): "Cool. Shall I take you to our leader?"

A: "Your what?"

H: "Our leader. The guy in charge."

A: "The guy in charge of what?"

H: "Well, in charge of everything."

A: "You have one guy in charge of everything?"

H: "No, no. He's in charge of Government."

A: "What is 'Government'?"

H: "Well, Government makes the rules for us. It tells us what we can do, and what we can't do."

A: "So, Government is really smart? They come up with wise rules for you to follow?"

H" "Well, mostly. But some of its rules really are stupid."

A: "Do you disregard those rules?"

H: "No we have to follow the rules, even if they are stupid or we disagree with them. Government punishes anyone who disobeys the rules."

A: "So, you are a slave to government?"

H: "No, no. It's not like that at all. Government works for us, the people. It serves us. We are the boss."

A: "It tells YOU what to do. And it punishes YOU with violence if you disobey it. And, yet, you're it's boss?"

H: "Yeah."

A: "But there are some things government does that you don't like?"

H: "Well, yeah. Not everything government does is popular. Like, spending on wars, for example."

A: "What is a 'war'"?

H: "It's when the Government spends the people's money on weapons and soldiers and sends them over to the other side of the world to kill a bunch of people over there and destroy their country. I don't like that the Government does this."

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Brown Dwarf Discovered Entering Solar System, Responsible for Changing Weather Patterns

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A brown-dwarf has been discovered outside of the Oort Cloud, heading toward the solar system. Scientists are not sure how fast it is moving, but have narrowed down the perihelion to just 0.1 AU from the Sun sometime in December of this year.

"Weather patterns are changing worldwide," said TheWeatherSpace.com Senior Meteorologist Kevin Martin. "From HAARP to Chemtrails, now we are dealing with a force outside of our knowledge. This star's energy seems to be affecting Saturn as well, with consistent lightning storms and aurora."

Scientists at NASA are preparing to make a statement sometime in the next month about the object entering the solar system. The star is no larger than Saturn, and stands at only a magnitude 13.0 at the moment in the constellation Scorpio.

As the star nears the Sun this Fall, large coronal mass ejections will happen, according to NASA. "We are anticipating the real possibility that the magnetic fields on the Sun will interact with the dwarf star, giving numerous sunspot developments to the Sun," said NASA.

Comment: Sorry for spoiling the otherwise humorous content, but some of this may not be so far-fetched:

Major Storm Still Underway On Saturn

Evidence Mounts for Sun's Companion Star

The fact is, there IS weird 'weather' happening on other planets in our solar system and observers are at a loss explaining why!

To say nothing of the weirdness happening on our own planet:

New Sott Report: Strange Noises in the Sky: Trumpets of the Apocalypse?