I suppose it could happen. But not in my household.
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“Five things to do with leftover wine.” WTF is “leftover wine”?
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A judge on Wednesday denied a Pittsburgh man’s petition to legally change his name to Boomer the Dog. But Gary Guy Mathew said he will continue to fight for the name change.
Mathews said he filed for the name change in June because he’s a fan of a short-lived 1980s NBC television series called “Here’s Boomer,” which featured a dog that rescued people.
Escaped tarantulas threatening to invade Britain and blind its populace
Telegraph: “The [animal welfare charity] RSPCA has issued an alert urging people to be on their guard amid fears a large batch of the spider has escaped in the north of the country. … The rare arachnids, capable of blinding people by spitting hairs in their eyes, were both found in back gardens within two miles of each other.
Man attacks Pepsi machine with hatchet, says he thought someone was trapped inside
Idaho Statesman: “Boise police were sent to a motel on Broadway Avenue at 8:46 p.m. Sunday to investigate a report of a man carrying a hatchet … they found the Pepsi machine damaged and saw Collins holding the hatchet. That’s when Collins told police he attacked the machine because he suspected someone was inside …
… officers found two used syringes and a spoon with white residue that tested positive for methamphetamine, according to reports.”
Plague of radioactive Chernobyl boars running wild and on the attack in Germany
Discovery News: “Radioactive wild boars are on the rise in Germany, where they have attacked and frightened residents, even snarling traffic when they gang up on roadways … Their radioactivity stems from Ukraine’s Chernobyl nuclear meltdown, which happened way back in 1986 … German government [has been] compensating hunters for lost income due to radioactive wild boar meat … experts are predicting the problem of radioactive wild boars will plague Germany ‘for at least the next 50 years.’”