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Domino's Really Does Deliver
Domino's is apparently is taking customer satisfaction to the next level on Twitter.
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Folding Cardboard Playhouse
"My Space" was designed for small apartments which lack the space for a dedicated playroom. When closed, it can be easily stored behind a door or under a bed.
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Total Focus Kitty
Squeaker is in the focus zone in trying to catch a squirrel on the patio. Oh the teasing temptation is killing her.
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"Cupid" Is One Lucky Ginger Kitty
A terrified tomcat roamed the streets for several days with an arrow pierced through his torso. A Houston veterinary clinic helped with Cupid's surgery and Purr Paws rescue will be put Cupid up for adoption once he fully recovers.
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The Zombie-X Rifle
It is a AK-47 created by DoubleStar with lots of add-on gadgets for the next imaginary Zombie breakout. No word if this will be something to buy for your Zombie loving friends or family members.
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Smart Car Bur Not A Smart Driver (NSFW Language)
The Smart Car, which debuted with much buzz, has already flopped in the US. The only real plus of a Smart Car is its small size in a big, cramped city. So a huge parking space couldn’t help this poor driver who took three minutes to park.
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Baby Snow Monkey Chews Up Shoelaces
It's always the laces you're wearing. Never the old ones.
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Reporter's Live Shot Interrupted
It's always so tricky producing those sidewalk cafe segments.
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RainForest Expedition Turns Up 46 New Creatures
Scientists trekking through the Suriname rainforest, one of the last road-free wilderness areas in the world, turned up a host of animals that conservation biologists believe are new to science. Total tally found 1,321 species, 46-60 new to science
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2012 Asteriod Fly By
On January 31st the 20-mile-long asteroid Eros makes its closest pass by Earth in 37 years.
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Longest Running Lab Experiment
In 1927 Thomas Parnell, a physics professor at the University of Queensland in Australia, set out to show his students that tar pitch, is so brittle that it can be smashed to pieces with a hammer, is in fact a highly viscous fluid. It flows at room temperature it just takes 85 years.
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A Mini-Zoo At Home
Photographer Dmitry Sudakov has posted these pictures of his home mini zoo.
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Dress Made Entirely Of Spider Silk
This is the largest garment to have ever been woven from spider silk. We are talking one million golden orb spiders and five years of work.
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First Look At A Rare Burmese Monkey
Here is the nightmarish appearance of this rare Burmese snub-nosed monkey. These recent pictures, taken in Myanmar, mark the first time the species has ever been photographed living; the only other time it's been professionally photographed is after it was killed.
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Half Price Drinks Every Day
Damn! You just missed it!
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No Heart Beat
This is a story of Dr. Billy Cohn & Dr. Bud Frazier, two visionary doctors from the Texas Heart Institute, who in March of 2011 successfully replaced a dying man’s heart with a ‘continuous flow’ device they developed, proving that life was possible without a pulse or a heart beat.
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Zombie Bed Set
This ghoulish bedspread is perfect for when that guest shows up last-minute to flop. And you don't want them getting too comfy.
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The Village With No Roads
Giethoorn Netherlands, has a nickname "The Venice of Holland". The village has no motor-able roads, and all transport is done by water over one of the many intersecting canals.
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Hockey Rink Roof Collapses
Former NHL player Richard Zednik was training inside a newly opened hockey rink in Slovakia with a youth ice hockey team when the roof collapsed under the weight of the snow. Luckily someone got their cell phone out in time to record it.
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School Cafeteria Menu Item
Nothing like 45 pounds of a tasty inverted treat in between classes.
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