Harvard Baseball Team Wants You to Call Them, Maybe
The best part about this choreographed web video? It gives us an excuse to listen to an irritatingly catchy song a few more times.
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The Girl-Scout-Cookie Candy Bar: It’s Real, and It’s Spectacular
Taste-testing a Thin Mint fan’s dream come true.
Billboard Likening Global Warming Believers to Unabomber is Pulled
Critics have been feeling rather cold toward the group who equated global warming with terrorists.
Finally, a Spray That Gets You Instantly Drunk for Just a Few Seconds
Sometimes, getting drunk is just too much work. Thank goodness someone has finally invented a product that allows you to sit back, spray some liquid into your mouth and bam! — instant drunken stupor.
French American scientist …
Lost Parakeet Makes Its Way Home After Reciting Address to Police
There’s no place like home. But if your feet are too small for ruby red slippers, the next best way to get there may be simply to recite your address to police officers.
WATCH: President Obama Outshines Jimmy Kimmel at White House Correspondents’ Dinner
Do we laugh at the President because he’s funny — or because he’s the President and we have to?
Watch: MIT’s 40th Annual Piano Drop Is a Smash Hit
Like many of America’s most prestigious universities, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has its share of hallowed traditions, but few of them beat hurling an upright piano off a dormitory roof, as a group of MIT students …
Police Officer Saves Choking Dog Using Heimlich Maneuver
Officer Tom Lazure’s timely intervention likely saved the life of a 10-year-old Shih-Tzu named Harry.
Live Long and Prosper: This Guy Built a Real-Life Star Trek Phaser
You can think this guy isn’t awesome, but then you’d be wrong.
Earth Day 2012: How the World Celebrates
Some say environmentalism and “going green” are little more than fleeting trends. Others even argue that so-called “eco-fads” are actually exacerbating environmental problems rather than alleviating them. But whether you’re an …
First-Grader Born Without Hands Earns National Penmanship Award
Annie Clark, a 7-year-old from Pennsylvania, has won a national penmanship award, a trophy and a $1,000 prize. She achieved all of this despite one key setback: she was born with no hands.
This 4/20, Celebrate With Some Hemp Vodka
Just please don’t try to, you know, smoke it.