North Korea is building and underwater hotel for tourists
Outside of Pyongyang, North Korea may not have regular indoor heating or a robust enough agricultural infrastructure to keep its people from going hungry for
Category: Offbeat
An Iraq War veteran is worried about losing his therapeutic ducks
An army veteran living in Ohio who was wounded during the Iraq War is worried that a recent citation will result in the confiscation of
A great white shark killed itself by choking on a sea lion
A great white shark washed up on a beach near the small, western Australian town of Geraldton on Monday. The 13-foot shark was found dead
The world’s oldest edible ham has turned 112-years-old
A cured ham in the United States celebrated its 112th birthday this week, making it potentially the oldest cured ham in the world. First cured
A Japanese artist has been arrested for making a vagina-kayak
A Japanese artist, who goes by the name of Rokudenashiko, has been arrested in relation to recent art project of hers in which she created
Man spends almost six years of his life at an Internet café
China has a rapidly growing problem with Internet and video game addiction among its youth. This issue is best described by the case of Li
Central Florida faces a suicide epidemic using rented firearms
Numerous gun-shops across Central Florida have begun restricting or prohibiting gun rentals in response to a growing number of suicides that occur when customers borrow
After 29 years, an Indian postal worker is finally cleared of stealing $0.92
Indian court cases can drag on for years, or even decades in some cases. Official figures suggest that more than 30 million are pending in
U.S. jails and prisons use “The Loaf” to punish prisoners
For years jails and prisons have used bland, tasteless food as a way to punish bad behavior in prisoners. The food used to come in
Man spends £1,000 trying to win free food for life, didn’t know the competition was already over
Nando’s, a popular restaurant that operates in thirty countries in the Anglosphere and the Middle East, ran a promotion over two years ago offering a