Category: Weird
For his final performance in Finland’s got talent, Antton Puonti performed John Lennon’s classic song, Happy Xmas (War Is Over), using just his hands. He calls it “the leather …
This modern hipster nativity set comes complete with a teenage shepherd boy on his iPhone as his “100 per cent organic” cow chews on gluten-free feed and his sheep …
To experience the White House in Augmented Reality, all you need is a smartphone and a dollar bill. Glenn Wiebe of History Tech advises that you download the 1600 …
Portrait of Benjamin Franklin in 1767. Benjamin Franklin to The Royal Academy of Brussels 1781 (Extract) It is universally well known, That in digesting our common Food, there is …
Image Source Sweden’s Christmas Goat — a giant decorative goat made of straw and wood — is celebrating its 50th birthday. It’s erected at the beginning of Advent and …
Smells like chicken? KFC New Zealand just ran a competition for a KFC-scented candle. They asked people on Facebook to suggest some new products. The result ? 15,000 comments …
With male contraception on the way, spare a thought for the bizarre contraceptive history men will skip over Men will miss out on thousands of years of dark, daft …
The cat has been a working animal, god, devil and now a treasured companion. How did our favourite feline evolve to become the unofficial mascot of the internet? And …
As far back as 1894, they figured out that cat videos were what the people wanted. Yep, one of the earliest films recorded was two cats wearing tiny boxing …
In the middles ages, red hair was considered a mark of a beastly sexual desire and moral degeneration. “Do not dye her hair red and thereby presage for her …
Many Medieval European rulers were believed to have miraculous healing powers, including the King’s Evil. The House of Habsburg could kiss stuttering away. The Monarchs of Castile could supposedly …
In medieval popular literature, men are often browbeaten by their sinful, shrewish, wandering wives. The most common symbol of the peasant woman was the distaff – a tool used …
