| Actual Headline: "Difference between men and women? About 100,000 years of evolution" | (285) | ||
| Arctic becomes an island as global warming continues to not happen | (36) | ||
| NASA studies space shuttles' ability to generate spectacular explosions beyond planned 2010 retirement date | (94) | ||
| You know there might be something to this whole global warming thing when people start kayaking to the North Pole (pic) | (39) | ||
| IPhone App Store encourages new affliction: appiphilia. In other news, the LA Times has begun just making words up | (18) | ||
| MI5 planned to use pigeons to decieve Germans before D-Day. Shaftoe, Waterhouse unimpressed | (35) | ||
| Parents bring their kids to DragonCon: "I can imagine this has warped her for life" | (178) | ||
| Google to license new super hi-resolution imagery that will be updated once a month. For $10 extra, they'll point the satellite at your hot neighbor's bedroom window | (34) | ||
| Fruit bats in Australia may be using biological warfare against humans | (71) |
| Why climate change reports authored by the IPCC are greater works of fiction than the average Harry Potter novel, and an example of the sort of zealot-driven writing that hasn't been seen since the King James Bible was published | (90) | ||
| Crashing galaxies make dark matter visible. Other galaxies blow horns, pass on shoulder | (41) | ||
| (Fordaq) | Scientists find a way to turn sawdust into biofuel. Announce that with a steady supply of porn suitable for Pinnochio, they could light up Manhattan for a week | (36) | |
| (Some hacker) | MySpace's Tom is not your friend, but as a teen, he was Lord Flathead, a hacker raided by the FBI | (26) | |
| Mythbusters' Adam Savage tells hacker audience about credit card companies bullying the Discovery Channel out of airing a segment on how crappy RFID security really is | (88) | ||
| Actual headline: "The Internet makes me feel fat" | (32) | ||
| Apple fanboys are blindly loyal | (71) | ||
| Modder builds giant SNES controller that actually works | (26) | ||
| 10% Ethanol blend in your gas found to damage your engine. Thank you US gov't | (71) | ||
| No one ever expects a large monkey population | (25) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Hey admin - you said yesterday that you were going to greenlight this story | (46) |
| Top five gadgets that could get you arrested if the cops find you carrying them, and why | (81) | ||
| Your laziness and inattentiveness towards your personal hygiene may actually have benefits for your ears | (51) | ||
| Why men are better than women at dealing with pain | (94) | ||
| What the Arctic Ocean may look like someday, due to global warming and/or the natural warming of the Earth as part of a natural climate shift. Here come the charts and graphs | (77) | ||
| French surgical team unveils new technique for fighting brain cancer, destroys tumor on conscious patient with high-precision laser through the skull. Suck it, Skywalker | (80) | ||
| (ScienCentral) | Physics nobel laureate patiently answers your crazy questions on a NYC street | (32) | |
| (ScienCentral) | Scientists reverse aging process in mouse livers. Mice celebrate with a three-day tequila bender | (17) | |
| (IIB) | Indiana researchers build facebook for scientists. Now you, too, can be poked by Stephen Hawking | (11) | |
| Teen cancer survivor gets new shoulder made from an elbow. Operation a great success, according to surgeon Dr. N. Riviera | (31) | ||
| (Mark's Technology News) | Sikorsky rolls out their little X2 helicopter, which just happens to have a top speed of 288mph and cannot be brought down by Wolverines | (43) | |
| (arXiv) | Radioactive decay rates depend on the Earth-Sun distance..... wait... WHAT?? | (76) | |
| Blur for jeffness cow within bleach | (97) | ||
| Dog trained to sniff out colonies of endangered bumblebees. Phase two of project still on drawing board: get dog to shoot bees out of its mouth | (12) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Internet Explorer 8's new privacy feature? Isn't | (22) | |
| (Some Guy) | "More US consumers plan to buy a Mac in the next 90 days than any other brand" Suck it, Windows fanboys | (186) | |
| Reuters does a feature on news aggregators, forgets to mention someone. Article loses all credibility by putting the term RSS in euphemistic quotes | (16) | ||
| Up next on National Geographic: Zombie Alligators...with your host, Baron Samedi | (25) | ||
| (Some Guy) | "Brazil's dead penguin mystery." There are no black-and-white answers here, folks | (16) | |
| (Science Blogs) | Winged cats explained. Here comes the hot science blogger | (23) | |
| A bed with a treadmill. You know, for those people who dream about working out and stuff | (19) | ||
| Irish scientist leaves a jar open...and accidentally discovers new species of wasp | (37) | ||
| New from the makers of "Totally Legitimate Long-Lost Amazon Tribe" comes "Totally Legitimate Long-Lost Amazon Town", complete with do-it-yourself fish farm, sea monkeys and kung-fu grip | (11) |
| Having to swerve a bit to avoid a piece of junk is no big deal. Except when it involves dodging a dead Russian Kosmos satellite and you're driving the ISS | (36) | ||
| Flies have got 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.... senses working o-ver-time | (30) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Emotional pain "hurts more than physical pain", claim scientists who have never taken a hard one to the nads | (270) | |
| Top 10 athletes in video game history. How is Tecmo Bowl Bo Jackson NOT #1? | (93) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Experts warn that rising sea levels could create millions of "environmental refugees" - in New Orleans' case, possibly as early as Monday | (155) | |
| Crisis on Infinite Starfleets: New TREK is a Sequel, Prequel and Reboot All In One | (88) | ||
| (Some Guy) | The good news is that wind energy is getting easier to produce. The bad news is that there's nowhere to put it | (94) | |
| Dead Sea Scrolls go digital. Christians everywhere confused why they're not in English like the Bible | (124) | ||
| Scientists show that forward facing eyes evolved to provide humans and other mammals with X-ray vision | (57) | ||
| "A British Columbia health official says a spreading mumps outbreak began with a Fraser Valley religious group that shuns immunization" | (84) | ||
| (Mark's Technology News) | P2i ion-masking process makes any item 100% waterproof. We're on to your secret, Phelps | (40) | |
| This just in: Steve Jobs has been eaten by wolves | (220) | ||
| A drug commonly used to prevent premature labor in pregnant women may also reduce the risk that their infants will develop cerebral palsy | (23) | ||
| (Air Force Times) | New variant of the Air Force JDAM satellite-guided bomb now has a frickin' laser beam on it so it can hit moving targets such as a truck full of scared insurgents with soiled trousers | (59) | |
| The top 10 vicious rides for under $10k. Because when we think of vicious we think of crap | (129) | ||
| The mysterious illness that killed millions of honeybees and threatened all the world's argiculture may be caused by a pesticide-whose manufacturer may have known this for the last ten years | (116) | ||
| Concerned about Satanic messages when playing Guitar Hero backwards, Christians release Jesus-themed guitar game. Stryper mysteriously absent from playlist | (277) | ||
| A++ great seller. fast ship, great database of secure bank info, would buy again | (44) | ||
| Scientists find that some overweight people lack one of two genes that produce the appetite-suppressing chemical "putdowntheforkyoufatload-opamine" | (45) | ||
| Turns out parents really do have favourite children. If you're reading this from their basement, it's safe to say you're not it | (211) |
| Why are 'mama' and 'dada' babies' first words? Here comes the science | (69) | ||
| (National Hurricane Center) | It's still too early to buy tickets to Katrina II: Electric Boogaloo, but it appears to be deep into post-production | (264) | |
| (FanBolt) | Sarah Michelle Gellar is being blamed for the rise of paganism | (113) | |
| Remember the archaeologist who found miniature skeletons providing evidence of a Hobbit-like race of humans? Turns out he was either incompetent or really, really high on pipe-weed | (37) | ||
| Cool: Mythbusters take on Apollo Moon landing tonight. Double cool bonus: A TF'er got to help | (336) | ||
| Scientists transform one type of cell into another. Five-assed monkey will be achieved in our lifetimes | (69) | ||
| Why did Rocketboom cost over $800,000 to launch? And isn't it weird that the money came from Rielle Hunter's best friend Fred Baron? | (31) | ||
| French phone carrier Orange admits to throttling 3G download speeds. AT&T clears throat, looks the other way | (26) | ||
| "Lonelygirl15" creators unveling new web series that you won't give two shiats about | (39) | ||
| Neuroscientist 1 to Neuroscientist 2: "hai what are you researching?" "Nuthin. I'm just messing with this rubber hand." "ZOMG lets trick brains into thinking it is a real hand" "LOL" | (38) | ||
| There is too much information on the intratubes. We need to tax and limit it | (118) | ||
| Looks like these will do as a substitute while we're waiting for scientists to finally deliver our army of flying monkeys | (25) | ||
| Why don't I want to swim with the other Arctic Seals? Because it's too farking COLD | (12) | ||
| (Idiot Toys) | Blondes print more photographs, and also carry their printers around like handbags | (22) | |
| Hobbyists build mini cruise ship, functional tank at home | (22) | ||
| Louisiana law allows teachers to bring in "supplemental textbooks" about evolution, demonstrating Creationist tactics taking on subtle changes over time, improving their chances to survive in today's scholastic environment | (777) | ||
| "Have you ever killed multi-drug resistant bacteria.....on weed?" | (53) | ||
| Proving it's just like normal folks, Google sucks at math | (29) | ||
| Bats take turns "shutting up" when flying in groups. Obviously the male ones | (29) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Stu dy points 2 potenshul new use 4 V14grA | (11) | |
| Supercar capable of 200+ mph also goes 2,000 miles on a single tank of fuel | (70) | ||
| NASA images from Milky Way reveal bursts of gamma rays, large angry green beings | (15) | ||
| Not News: Detecting cancer. News: From someone's breath. Fark: Using lasers | (10) | ||
| If Moby Dick and Jaws had sex, this would be the product of their love | (91) |
| Forget wind, solar or nuclear -- the newest renewable energy source is bubble wrap. Wait, what? | (25) | ||
| Astronauts on board the International Space Station are surfing for pr0n again | (30) | ||
| France uses high-tech satellite imaging technology to battle California and Australia in wine wars. Luckily for them, Germany doesn't make any good wine | (44) | ||
| Forget the trollbaiting - in the war between evolution and creationism, this guy is doing his little part, and doing it right. Fark: you'll never guess where he's from | (323) | ||
| (Some Guy) | One of these things does not belong | (49) | |
| Apple's ambitious plans for the iPhone. List should include "complete a call" | (79) | ||
| Waiting for Google's Android phones to rescue you from iPhone's half-ass Bluetooth? Bad news | (30) | ||
| Eating a traditional English breakfast every day increases the average Briton's chance of dying of colon cancer before dying of alcoholism | (47) | ||
| University biologist decides to test whether birds can identify threatening humans, dons caveman and Dick Cheney masks to disguise his identity. It works | (18) | ||
| Google has lost its mojo. At least someone thinks so, and explains why | (53) | ||
| (via Buzzfeed) | New Firefox extension, YouTube Comment Snob, filters out inane comments on the video sharing website. Proposed Fark version would just leave the screen blank | (53) | |
| "Cancer cluster" confirmed in northeastern PA region that is home to Superfund sites and a power plant fired by waste coal. But nobody is sure if there's a connection, and the Senate refuses to fund research. America, fark yeah | (196) | ||
| Marvel Comics is redesigning its superheros for Japanese anime, because market research says comic nerds want Spidey and Iron Man to be more involved with doe-eyed, giggling, pre-pubescent girls | (164) | ||
| And the Lord said: "Let there be less light in order to improve the church's carbon footprint" | (15) | ||
| Google Earth has allowed researchers to determine that cows tend to stand facing north. Is there anything Google Earth can't do? | (74) | ||
| Here's the bright side of $100-per-barrel oil: It could turn garbage dumps into plastic mines. Here comes the petrochemical science | (34) | ||
| Neanderthals really were smarter than those GEICO commercials make them out to be | (71) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Unknown virus in India has killed 160 people. Madagascar closes ports | (273) | |
| Animals can be altruistic, according to a study that has found monkeys enjoy sharing stuff -- like their poop with zoo visitors who wander within range | (50) | ||
| Think Usain Bolt is fast? He's nowhere near as fast as his ancestors were. Here comes the evolutionary science | (46) |
| (Some Guy) | Researchers find that the risk of cancer, being alive, decreases after age 80 | (37) | |
| These are hard times for Bigfoot believers, so Newsweek throws them an unidentified hominid bone | (40) | ||
| Steve Jobs's car parked in a handicap spot | (74) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Why a '1930s' Superman movie makes sense | (145) | |
| 3G reception problems with the iPhone 3g are this week being blamed on *Shakes Magic Eight Ball* AT&T's crap ass network | (208) | ||
| Google employees will have to go home at night and eat mac and cheese like the rest of us: They lose their free dinners, but still have free breakfast and lunch available to them | (47) | ||
| Amazon Kindle already in the "free toaster" category of bank giveaways | (63) | ||
| Paralyzed man can walk again thanks to mechanical exoskeleton, plans to start fighting cime next week. Go science | (42) | ||
| Techiest Celebrity Endorsements of all time -- from Seinfeld to Aguilera to Cosby to Shatner | (19) | ||
| The man who was smart enough to cure Polio, but couldn't get out from under Salk's shadow, is dead at 93 | (48) | ||
| Minneapolis Star-Tribune turns its op-ed section into an online blog, because opinions expressed by anonymous Internet posters are invariably rational, well-thought out and impeccably informed | (72) | ||
| (RM Global Health) | Forget cancer, scientists say they may have found a cure for butterface | (224) | |
| Is this the future of aviation? | (51) | ||
| (NWAnews) | Thirteen, ah ah ah, fourteen, ah ah ah, fifteen vampire bats at zoo after bat baby boom | (44) | |
| The tech graveyard: Here lies Amiga, Atari, Commodore, Compuserve and 21 more once-great, now-dead brands | (112) | ||
| Wind turbine erected near sports facility in Britain causes "extreme aerodynamic changes" that make rugby impossible, track and field "chaotic" and soccer players writhing and holding their knees as a precaution | (39) | ||
| Humboldt County, CA residents are pissed Google Maps photogs are not paying attention to private property signs, taking photos that might show their pot stash | (16) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Want to entice people to steal your USB drive? Here's 13 of them that are sure to get it stolen | (34) | |
| (Some Guy) | Eight of the dumbest fake emails that millions of people have fallen for | (55) |