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Middle Schooler Goes to Cafeteria For Free Milk — Gets Arrested For ‘Stealing’ It
A middle school student in Dumfries, Virginia, was handcuffed and charged after he stole a 65-cent carton of milk from his school’s cafeteria last month. Ryan Turk, who has also been suspended from Graham Park Middle School because of the incident, reportedly went back to the…
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20 Couples Recreate Their Old Photos — Proves That True Love Can Last Forever
“Alex Best, 24, was 13 when she fell in love at first sight with Adam, also 24. They’re now married and have a son.” Alex Best “One Of My Best Friends Married The Girl Of His Dreams, They Met When They Were 3”
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Why Most Koreans Don’t Have to Wear Deodorant
While many people worry about emitting stinky body odor from sweaty armpits, a select few don’t have to. As it turns out, a percentage of the population lack the gene that prevents stinky pits. According to researchers from the University of Bristol, that special gene is called…
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Chicago Woman Discovers Her Dead Mother’s Bank Account is Overdrawn by $99 Billion
A woman from Chicago was told by the bank that her deceased mother’s bank account had a negative balance of $99 billion. With her name listed on her mother’s savings account, Sheila Henderson contacted Chase Bank to check its balance so she could pay for her mother’s funeral…
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KTRK Reporter Awkwardly Rescues Confused Man During Houston Flood
KTRK Houston’s news reporter Steve Campion was live on the scene of a flooded underpass when a man in a Honda hatchback slowly drove into flood waters that were clearly too deep for his car to survive.
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Pranksters Convince Minnesota Burger King Workers to Smash Their Own Store Windows
There’s a new prank that is as much genius as it is evil and destructive — convincing fast food employees to smash their own restaurant windows. It turns out, it’s not all that hard. Last Friday, a man called the Burger King in Coon Rapids, Minn. and told the store manager that…
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A Powerful Apple Ad Shows the Impact Technology Can Have on People with Autism
Sixteen-year-old Dillan Barmache spent most of his life silenced by autism. Now, thanks to modern technology, his thoughts and feelings are finally being heard.
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Meet the Mormon Teen Who Has Survived Three Terrorist Attacks
Coincidental and miraculous: An American teenager has witnessed three major terror attacks within the last three years. A native of Sandy, Utah, Mason Wells was among the individuals who suffered injuries from the explosion at Brussels Airport in Belgium Tuesday morning. Wells,…
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Here’s What the Kid From the ‘Success Kid’ Meme Looks Like Now
In 2007, Laney Griner posted a photo of her 11-month-old son Sammy clenching sand in his fist on the internet. The image went viral in 2010 and became known as the “Success Kid” meme. Since then, the image has been remixed multiple times helping people express their own little…
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Trump Tower is Funded By Rich Chinese People Who Want U.S. Visas
Since the start of his presidential campaign, Republican front-runner Donald Trump has been extremely vocal about his disdain for China and his desire to tighten up U.S. immigration policies. “[China has] taken our jobs, they’ve taken our money, they’ve taken everything,” Trump…
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Your iPhone Probably Costs Between $12.50 to $30 to Make
Though the exact figure of how much it costs to manufacture an iPhone is not a matter of public knowledge, a rare peek inside Apple’s factory in China granted to ABC News reporter Bill Weir provides significant clues to that number. The rare footage inside the famous company’s…
· Ryan General
Cancer Patient Dies Before Getting His Last Wish to Watch ‘Batman v Superman’ Early
A dying man’s wish to watch the highly anticipated superhero flick “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” in advance will go unfulfilled as he has passed away before his request was granted. British #Batman fan dies before getting final screening wish…
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Grumpy Cat of Japan is Not Having Any of Your BS
It looks like Tardar Sauce, aka Grumpy Cat, has a new feline rival for the title of “The World’s Grumpiest Cat.” Koyuki is a 9-year-old Scottish fold cat, although she doesn’t bear the breed’s trademark lop ears.
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Someone Just Found This Gigantic $20 Million Diamond in Southern Africa
An enormous diamond almost three inches in length was found in the southern African country of Angola, an Australian diamond company announced Monday. The small, Perth-based Lucapa Diamond Company cited Wikipedia in declaring the 404.2 carat diamond the 27th largest diamond ever…
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White Models Kiss Asian Guys For the First Time
There’s always an undeniable stigma attached when beautiful white women end up with less-than-beautiful Asian men. That’s why ABCs of Attraction decided to hire two models who have never dated an Asian guy to see how it’s really different from the tall blonde-hair-blue-eyes-type…
· Ryan General
Kind Repair Man Fixes Military Wife’s Furnace For $1
Devoted housewife and mother-of-two Bridget Stevens has always depended on her husband when it comes to fixing stuff around the house. However, with her military husband Bobby deployed overseas with the National Guard, she is left to fend for herself in taking care of the house.
· Laura Dang
Hottest Animal Doctor Ever Brings Out the Animal in All of Us
Dr. Evan Antin is an animal expert and exotic animal veterinarian who was dubbed “Sexiest Beast Charmer” by People magazine last year. Antin, who works at Conejo Valley Veterinary Hospital in Thousand Oaks, California, is considered by many to be one of the hottest veterinarians…
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We Called the Nursing Home of the Alleged Powerball Winner — Here’s What They Said
About an hour ago, ABC News reported that the Chino Hills, California winner of the $1.6 billion Powerball jackpot had been identified as a nurse working at a nursing home. The alleged winner is a 62-year-old registered nurse at Park Avenue Health Care and Wellness Center in…
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Why Asians Never Wear Shoes in the House
Individuals who have ever stepped foot inside an Asian household probably know that shoes are not allowed. Shoes are typically removed before entering homes for hygienic reasons — the amount of dirt and bacteria found on them are shockingly disgusting.
· Sarah Lesnar
Bay Area School District is the First Ever to Serve Kids All-Organic, Non-GMO Lunches
A Bay Area school district now serves as the shining example of how to feed and educate their students by providing 100% organic and GMO-free menu items, all of which are made from scratch. Around 500 students that attend the Bayside MLK Jr. Academy and the Willow Academy in…