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Headlines matching 'sts'
Thu May 23, 2013
Source     Fark Headline Comments
(KHOU Houston)
 
 
 
"But, Grandma, what big fists you have." "The better to deliver a beatdown to your bullying classmate"
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(26)
 
(Contact Music)
 
 
 
Amanda Seyfried thinks Hollywood is making her boobs shrink and she would like her ''beautiful huge breasts'' back
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(65)
 
(The Laugh Button)
 
 
 
Your definitive list of 'Arrested Development' lists
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(16)
 
(Nola.com)
 
 
 
Standardized tests show our children isn't learning in voucher schools
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(127)
 
(Baltimore Sun)
 
 
 
Scientists puzzled as to why so many frogs are croaking across the USA
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(49)
 


Wed May 22, 2013
(BBC)
 
 
 
Cadet soldier butchered on London street by terrorists - who then hang around the body, ask the public to film them, and are then shot by police
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(360)
 
(The Verge)
 
 
 
If you're visiting the Craigslist 'missed connection' posts regularly, perhaps consider moving to Prague
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(19)
 


Tue May 21, 2013
(BBC)
 
 
 
Scientists say penguins traded their power of flight for swimming prowess. Which makes sense, if you've ever tried to catch fish in the air
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(26)
 
(Phys Org2)
 
 
 
Physicists develop revolutionary low-power polariton laser, will soon be able to hammer a six inch spike through a board with their penii
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(54)
 
(NPR)
 
 
 
Did you cheat on tests? Congrats, you're not an idiot. Hell, you may have actually learned something too
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(45)
 


Mon May 20, 2013
(SFGate)
 
 
 
Sixth Seahawk since 2011 tests positive for performance enhancing drugs, will miss first 4 games. That's a nice trend you got there Pete the cheat
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(132)
 
(The Mercury (Australia))
 
 
 
Video camera set up to record ghosts captures evidence of paramoural activity
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(61)
 


Sun May 19, 2013
(SeattlePI)
 
 
 
American scientists pumped to have fully operational $239 million laboratory at bottom of Pacific Ocean by 2015, are tempted to dub it SeaLab 2015
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(58)
 
(Guardian)
 
 
 
According to the Guardian, Men are misogynists for wearing condoms, and keeping a woman from having 100% of control over the when/where/who/how of conception
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(141)
 
(Patheos)
 
 
 
Atheists thank Georgia governor for allowing distribution of godless literature in state park cabins
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(87)
 
(Fox News)
 
 
 
Croatian scientists train honey bees to gather TNT
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(20)
 
(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
Man with unknown Fark handle requests a government support program to ensure awkward men can get dates
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(48)
 


Sat May 18, 2013
(Telegraph)
 
 
 
They may have been tea drinking, wig wearing, sexually repressed prudes but new research suggests that people from the Victorian era were smarter than people in our modern society. The literal Aristocrats
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(131)
 
(Some Guy)
 
 
 
Scientists name ancient lobster after Johnny Depp. Apparently, the lobster was inexplicably popular and chronically overexposed despite a lack of substance
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(17)
 
(Jacksonville.com)
 
 
 
Florida implements system to allow Florida citizens to call each other terrorists
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(64)
 
(The New York Times)
 
 
 
Gay rights march in Georgia turns violent after priests lead mob against protesters
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(200)
 


Fri May 17, 2013
(Slate)
 
 
 
1955 map shows areas of U.S. restricted from Russian tourists
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(126)
 
(WWL)
 
 
 
Don't you hate it when you arrange to meet a stripper for a 'good time' at your home, and she instead blasts you in the face with pepper spray and steals your truck?
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(48)
 
(BBC)
 
 
 
Dell posts 79% fall in profits. In other news Dell had profits
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(52)
 
(The Daily Beast)
 
 
 
So why are Walmart sales stagnant? Analysts tell the company to look at its own workers for a clue
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(127)
 
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
Well, when your tribal inititation rites include "survival tests" I suppose it is reasonable to expect a certain percentage of the candidates will fail them
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(42)
 
(NBC Bay Area)
 
 
 
San Fransisco bacon restaurant must close because neighbors don't like the smell of bacon. The terrorists have won
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(96)
 
(USA Today)
 
 
 
U.S. airlines' on time rate for March falls below 80%. Analysts say they were not aware that JetBlue was responsible for more than 20% of all flights
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(13)
 
(TMZ)
 
 
 
Tests confirm Farrah Abraham did not get pregnant from anal sex
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(56)
 


Thu May 16, 2013
(CNN)
 
 
 
All right, the IRS scandal's handled, Benghazi's going away, and this AP thing's turning out not so bad. Finally, Obama can rela--"Federal Witness Protection Program loses two suspected terrorists." Aw, fark, here we go again
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(156)
 
(NBC News)
 
 
 
After grabbing a quick lunch at Taco Bell, scientists finally discover how the winds of Uranus blow
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(6)
 
(New Europe)
 
 
 
DNA suggests a new theory on the origin of Minoan civilization (Bronze Age Guys), it turns out they related are to Europeans and present-day Cretans
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(27)
 
(NPR)
 
 
 
Scientists find water believed to be over 1.5 billion years old hidden in Canadian bedrock, say it could hold ancient bacteria and life. This will end well
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(53)
 
(Boulder Daily Camera)
 
 
 
If you've been arrested for killing a bicyclist while driving drunk, it does not look good if in your past you've publicly said bicyclists don't belong in your town. Or if you're sporting a Hitler mustache in your mugshot
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(47)
 


Wed May 15, 2013
(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
Restaurant owners claim their Facebook account was "hacked" to explain the torrent of ALL CAPS posts defending themselves from "haters" and "trolls" after appearing on Kitchen Nightmares. Don't worry, the internet totally buys your story
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(500)
 
(Christian Science Monitor)
 
 
 
"The police made 15 arrests, but struggled to control the agitated crowd as well as a drove of pigs...which demonstrators brought to the assembly's entrance.They also covered the ground with pig blood, which the pigs mingled in"
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(28)
 


Tue May 14, 2013
(Politico)
 
 
 
Journalists are PISSED at the DoJ. How pissed? They are *so* pissed, they may actually start doing real reporting on the subject
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(61)
 


Mon May 13, 2013
(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
Old and busted: Jailing reporters who won't reveal their sources. New hotness: Secretly seizing journalists' phone records from their phone companies
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(385)
 
(Independent)
 
 
 
Scientists claim a breakthrough in 5G mobile broadband allows movies to be downloaded in seconds. What's a Bieber
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(46)
 
(BBC)
 
 
 
British agricultural scientists go with the grain to create new wheat with 30% higher productivity. I'm super-cereal
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(57)
 


Sun May 12, 2013
(Ars Technica)
 
 
 
Scientists produce the most detailed map yet of the ancient sunken town of Dunwich. Wilbur Whately unavailable for comment
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(30)
 
(Orlando Sentinel)
 
 
 
Electronic traffic warning sign reprogrammed to encourage motorists to "Smoke weed erryday." Looks like marijuana may not affect technical skills, but it sure does affect spelling
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(57)
 
(Mercury News)
 
 
 
Principal hosts anti-bullying rally, bullies nerd
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(36)
 
(YouTube)
 
Video
 
This SHMHC brings us some psychedelic satanists and thus the complainers of cookie monster vocals were henceforth silenced
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(36)
 


Sat May 11, 2013
(Popular Science)
 
 
 
Scientists invent glove that changes color when exposed to toxins, which has dramatically altered subby's social life
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(18)
 
(AvaxNews)
 
 
 
Photoshop these flautists
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(25)
 


Fri May 10, 2013
(CNN)
 
 
 
To help plan your summer vacation, here are seven beer fests you shouldn't miss
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(33)
 
(Hot Air)
 
 
 
Even Islamic terrorists in Dagestan thought Tsarnaev was an unhinged looney who might go too far
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(95)
 


Thu May 09, 2013
(ABC)
 
 
 
Scientists from the "Facepalm University" claim Twitter data shows Christmas to be "happiest day of the year" - because keywords like 'merry' and 'happy' are tweeted in high occurrence during that day
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(24)
 
(Telegraph)
 
 
 
To be fair, every monster invasion movie begins with scientists "dismissing the buzz"
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(13)
 
(Phys Org2)
 
 
 
Geologists studying the mystery of 'eternal flames.' At least, until their funding runs out
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(15)
 
(KGW Portland)
 
 
 
After years of study, scientists conclude Oregon is the worst state to retire in
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(78)
 


Wed May 08, 2013
(WWSB ABC 7)
 
 
 
City figures its old trash cans didn't cost enough, tests out solar-powered Wi-Fi capable trash cans
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(45)
 
(Above the Law)
 
 
 
Mississippi Supreme Court votes 8-1 to stay death sentence after FBI casts doubt on prior findings. The vote against? A judge cogently expounding upon the ancient doctrine of herpus derpus Obamus
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(232)
 
(Science Magazine)
 
 
 
Scientists find ancient DNA at the bottom of a section of sea long bereft of life, thus summoning forth the Old Ones
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(17)
 


Tue May 07, 2013
(The Daily Caller)
 
 
 
The White House garden is still "semi-open to the public" because visitors can see it through the fence, a hundred yards away, past the machine gun nests and the leopard
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(48)
 
(Cornell Library Archive)
 
 
 
Scientists may or may not have been using quantum internet for the past two years. Meow
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(28)
 
(Phys Org2)
 
 
 
Clean water isn't available to a large portion of the world's population. This is a problem. Indian scientists may have a solution. Fark: for less than 3$ per year
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(83)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Scientists say that if you carry a guitar on your back and pretend that you play one, your chance of getting laid increases by a third
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(175)
 
(The Atlantic Wire)
 
 
 
The MBTA Transit Police officer that was shot by the Boston terrorists was actually shot by other cops. Oops
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(229)
 
(Uproxx)
 
 
 
Theory: The NRA Convention only exists to give Jon Stewart and The Daily Show endless amounts of material
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(351)
 
(The Raw Story)
 
 
 
Headline suggests Brazil was a neighbor of Atlantis a long time ago. Picture with article suggests how the editor might feel about this claim
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(35)
 
(Sun Sentinel)
 
 
 
Man who stood on his parked sailboat while greeting fellow boat enthusiasts by masturbating told deputies he was just exercising
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(48)
 
(Center for Public Integrity)
 
 
 
The one uniting factor in the Sanford / Colbert-Busch congressional election? Both sides are dominated by special interests in Washington, D.C
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(20)
 


Mon May 06, 2013
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
FBI arrests Mr. Rogers for plotting to blow up his neighborhood
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(103)
 
(Science Daily)
 
 
 
Fresh from their thrilling production of King Richard III in a Car Park, archaeologists have tried to strike while the iron is hot with Julius Caesar ... in a Car Park. Theatre critics whine that their newest work is unimaginative and derivative
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(28)
 
(Outside Online)
 
 
 
Kayaker tells phony story about falling out of his kayak while trying to rescue two capsized canoeists, which results in massive three-day search of Wisconsin river. Then kayaker flips
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(2)
 
(CBC)
 
 
 
From the Unfortunate Phrasing Department: Parachutists death "will leave a pretty big hole"
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(47)
 
(KFOR Oklahoma City)
 
 
 
TV station does study to see how motorists react to a turtle in the road. Bonus: One motorist steals the fake turtle
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(84)
 
(Nature World News)
 
 
 
Fishermen who have no interests in this themselves want the Humpback Whale to be taken off the endangered species list
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(37)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
What a week of groceries costs you around the world. Booze and smokes ain't cheap
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(280)
 


Sun May 05, 2013
(Digital Spy)
 
 
 
Reboot of The Crow casts Luke Evans, known for his role in...well, just The Hobbit, it looks like
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(73)
 
(Townhall)
 
 
 
Want to cut government waste? How about starting with the one federal prison which costs 12 times as much per inmate than any other?
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(149)
 
(Telegraph)
 
 
 
First, the good news: Scientists have found a cure for baldness. Now the bad news: The cure involves extracting your blood, feeding it into a machine, and injecting it back into your scalp
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(103)
 
(BBC)
 
 
 
Harvard prof says that gays don't care about the future because they don't have kids, which means Democrats are the real racists, Romney is now president, and Sarah Palin gets to be Judge Judy and Executioner
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(118)
 
(CBS 46 Atlanta)
 
 
 
George Jones may have had his problems with alcohol but he also purchased 30 cemetery plots at Woodlawn Cemetery to give to artists who die penniless
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(25)
 


Sat May 04, 2013
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Scientists discover that Facebook causes psychotic episodes and delusions. Looks like someone accidentally stumbled onto the pages about that socialist Kenyan dictator 0bama trying to take our guns and start up death panels
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(36)
 
(Bundesliga)
 
 
 
Clash of the titans today as Champions League finalists Bayern and Dortmund meet. Elsewhere, four teams battle for the last two Europa League spots, and four others try to avoid the last two relegation places. Your Bundesliga Week 32 thread
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(13)
 


Fri May 03, 2013
(Counsel & Heal)
 
 
 
"Psychologist claims he can enlarge women's breasts with hypnosis"
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(62)
 
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
Scientists at Oxford's Future of Humanity Institute say that as a species, humans have about a century left before we blow ourselves up or invent something that gets out of control and wipes us out. Happy Friday
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(92)
 
(Mother Jones)
 
 
 
Despite activists and other experts demanding an international ban on robotic military weapons, the future battlefield of war will be crawling with robots. It's just a matter of time
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(49)
 
(Huffington Post Canada)
 
 
 
First season of Big Brother Canada ends in major controversy when jury member accidentally votes for the wrong person. Bonus: When she casts her vote, she claims to be "150% Confident"
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(23)
 
(American Thinker)
 
 
 
Islamic extremists in Canada succeed in getting a Pam Geller event canceled in what is an obvious victory of either creeping Sharia or Canadian decency
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(141)
 
(UPI)
 
 
 
Scientists determine fluoride makes bacteria less sticky, saps precious bodily fluids
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(12)
 
(Space.com)
 
 
 
Scientists use 2-ton microscope the size of a room to boldly go where no man has gone before
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(18)
 


Thu May 02, 2013
(KNBC 4 Los Angeles)
 
 
 
Motorcycle hits two cyclists around blind corner. (video has some Not safe for work language)
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(54)
 
(The Hollywood Reporter)
 
 
 
Kid Rock, Brad Paisley, and Kenny Chesney are set to perform at George Jones's funeral. Unfortunately no country music artists were invited to play
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(69)
 
(Komo)
 
 
 
Violent May Day protests in Seattle (w/video & photos)
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(383)
 


Wed May 01, 2013
(The Daily Caller)
 
 
 
Trying to report each time a teacher/student tryst is alleged is tedious. So here are the creepiest teacher/sex trysts of March all in one fantastic slideshow
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(59)
 
(Some Guy)
 
 
 
Russian scientists warn that earth is heading for a new ice age starting in 2014. So much for growing oranges in Saskatchewan
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(230)
 
(Washington Post)
 
 
 
Next year, let's celebrate an authentic Thanksgiving just like the original Jamestown colonists did: by eating a teenage girl
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(105)
 
(WFAA Fort Worth)
 
 
 
Alan Alda wants scientists to stop using all those high-falutin' sciency words, because they just sound like jibberish to non-sciency folks
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(115)
 
(Salon)
 
 
 
"If journalists are doing their jobs correctly, of course they should be annoying and even enraging the president. But annoying the president isn't in and of itself proof of a job well done"
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(51)
 
(Gizmodo)
 
 
 
Archaeologists uncover mysterious orbs beneath Teotihuacan. Subby's money is on alien eggs
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(31)
 


Tue April 30, 2013
(Wired)
 
 
 
Physicists attempt to create "time crystals," which repeat at regular intervals without using energy
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(37)
 
(Wired)
 
 
 
Physicists attempt to create "time crystals," which repeat at regular intervals without using energy
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(29)
 
(Hodinkee)
 
 
 
Oil-filled watch is perhaps the coolest out there. Sure, it costs as much as a new car and you can tell the time for free on your phone, but still
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(19)
 
(UCSB Daily Nexus)
 
 
 
Scientists create explosive and drug detector which works like a dog's nose, giving TSA one more thing to shove into your crotch at the airport
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(70)
 
(Vulture)
 
 
 
What group will be most inconvenienced and ridiculed in Dan Brown's new cut-and-paste bestseller, Inferno?
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(112)
 
(Al Jazeera)
 
 
 
Robots continue their dream of taking over the human race, they've now become therapists in the fight against autism
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(7)
 
(Power 620)
 
 
 
Old couple blasts Iron Maiden to get back at neighbors...probably would have been more successful with Yanni's Live at the Acropolis
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(96)
 
(Examiner)
 
 
 
"All autistic kids are atheists and atheism is a form of autism." No word on what religion Jenny McCarthy practices
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(247)
 
(RedOrbit)
 
 
 
Scientists believe they've figured out plasma cooling that would bring them another step closer to a fusion reactor, are now trying to make one small enough to fit in a Delorean
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(10)
 
(Pravda)
 
 
 
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's fans - 14 million people and counting - are teen girls and conspiracy theorists
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(56)
 


Mon April 29, 2013
(Guardian)
 
 
 
So, apparently, the FBI ignored multiple requests from Boston bomber Tsarnaev for a lawyer during his interrogation
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(322)
 
(Planet Ivy)
 
 
 
Russia: home of the great bear, the great vodka and the great air-dropped inflatable church & parachuting priests
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(25)
 
(Phys Org2)
 
 
 
Scientists study rare dinosaur skin fossil to determine for the first time actual skin color after Joan Rivers and Burt Reynolds shoo them away
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(42)
 
(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
Fox News hosts challenge Jon Stewart to a debate. This should end well
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(113)
 
(Bitten and Bound)
 
 
 
This just in: Victoria Beckham casts doubt on a decade of sneer photos with this shocker ... "I'm nice"
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(37)
 


Sun April 28, 2013
(NBC News)
 
 
 
Physicists say speed of light may not be constant, unlike your wife's nagging
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(77)
 
(Panda's Thumb)
 
 
 
Recently scientists sequenced the coelacanth genome. Now the creationists have responded in the usual fact-free fashion. Here comes the real science
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(147)
 


Sat April 27, 2013
(TreeHugger)
 
 
 
Earth Day needs a new non-elitist name, say environmentalists. Help them out in thread to the right
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(131)
 
(WPTV)
 
 
 
Scientists create glow-in-the-dark sheep, cure for cancer still elusive
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(52)
 
(NPR)
 
 
 
Your next liver biopsy might be performed by hundreds of miniature autonomous ninja throwing star tissue grabbers injected into your body. That is, once scientists can figure out how to get all of them back out
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(20)
 
(Fox News)
 
 
 
Actual Headline: "Perry blasts newspaper for cartoon depicting Texas plant explosion". Someone needs a thesaurus
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(243)
 


Fri April 26, 2013
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
If you're going to leave Alabama to go on jihad with terrorists, don't go whining on Twitter when you get shot in the neck
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(84)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Belief in God can treat depression, plagues of locusts
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(218)
 
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
The Greater Danger: American liberals are obsessed not with terrorism but with the color and ethnicity of terrorists
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(203)
 
(Breitbart.com)
 
 
 
That Mother Jones article saying more right-wingers have killed Americans than Islamists? Yeah, it's about as accurate as you'd expect from that bunch
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(326)
 
(LA Times)
 
 
 
Scientists create the cutest little robot that will dominate the earth and haunt your dreams
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(6)
 
(CNBC)
 
 
 
Final warning: stocks set to collapse tomorrow on inaccurate Q1 GDP estimates. Forecasts average 3.2%. Reality is zero growth. Investors will crowd the exits in a mass panic
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(47)
 
(BBC-US)
 
 
 
Scientists are trying to create deflector shields to protect astronauts from exposure to radiation on long missions. Jeez, why don't they just reconfigure the anti-matter array. Duh
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(51)
 


Thu April 25, 2013
(Mother Jones)
 
 
 
Since 9/11 in the United States, 29 people have been killed by right-wing terrorists and 17 by Islamic terrorists
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(629)
 
(The New York Times)
 
 
 
Syria, concerning their civil war: "America, you're on the wrong side in our little get-together with the rebels. You're siding with the extremists"
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(59)
 
(Fox News)
 
 
 
Congressman notes that five jihadists have reached their targets under Obama, quickly glosses over the fact he still 14 points behind Bush
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(128)
 
(Komo)
 
 
 
Prosecutors upset that legal marijuana will jeopardize future pot busts
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(187)
 


Wed April 24, 2013
(Huffington Post)
 
NewsFlash
 
Two natural gas barges explode in the city of Mobile, AL. At least three injured in the blasts. Story developing (link replaced) (w/video coverage)
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(231)
 
(NPR)
 
 
 
Psychologists make groundbreaking discovery that people play favorites with those they like
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(37)
 
(Heavy)
 
 
 
Scientists have gone too far with these terrifying horse-faced/dog/cat mutations
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(10)
 
(Ars Technica)
 
 
 
Scientists studying the brain of a man that had no memory. They could start with his tattoos and notes scattered around his room
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(14)
 
(CBC)
 
 
 
Zombie lawsuit filed by dead woman against closed store of chain that no longer exists
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(33)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Scientists discover chillis could hold the key to curing migraines after a large dinner of baby back ribs
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(10)
 
(Fox News)
 
 
 
State audit finds that tourists using Las Vegas cabs were really taken for a ride
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(13)
 
(Calgary Herald)
 
 
 
Ben Affleck will attempt to keep his food and drink costs below $1.50 for at least one day. In other news, they have free sandwiches on movie sets
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(65)
 


Tue April 23, 2013
(KSTU FOX 13)
 
 
 
Not news: Clergyman assists woman being assaulted. Fark: clergyman assists woman being assaulted by using his sweet ninja skills and samurai sword
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(80)
 
(US Naval Institute)
 
 
 
26 U.S. Navy ship naming controversies. If you are going to name ships after gays, Confederates, Jesus or socialists, someone is going to have a problem with it
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(250)
 
(NPR)
 
 
 
Gynecologists question the efficacy of robotic surgery. TAKE ME TO YOUR UTERUS
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(44)
 
(NBC News)
 
 
 
Research suggests marijuana pill may help relieve pain better than the traditional smoking method, and by "relieve pain better", they really mean "make pharmaceutical companies richer"
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(226)
 
(The New York Times)
 
 
 
NYT explains why NYC isn't really that expensive after all. Subby nods approvingly while eating $50 take out for one in a $2,200/month studio apartment. Reasonable debate comparing regional costs of living not found to the right
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(250)
 
(YouTube)
 
 
 
The newest threat to humanity? Well, it's the devil-worshiping, Satanists Beyoncé and Jay-Z of course
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(15)
 
(New York Daily News)
 
 
 
White House hosts science fair. Here's Obama pedaling a bicycle-powered water sanitation system, your argument/waste is invalid
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(28)
 
(CNN)
 
 
 
CNN, the network that last week spent more hours being wrong than accurate, suggests that Reddit's sleuthing of the Boston Bombings was flawed
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(32)
 


Mon April 22, 2013
(Some Guy)
 
 
 
Photoshop these over the top tourists
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(9)
 
(CBC)
 
 
 
Canadian authorities make arrests in alleged terror plot; no apparent link to Boston bombings
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(187)
 
(Deadline)
 
 
 
Hasbro posts a $6.7 million loss in Q1 2013, resulting from its investment in The Hub and the fact no one wants to spend $17 on a Transformer that, two years ago, cost $9
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(46)
 
(Time)
 
 
 
Time asks: Why did the Tsarnaevs let their carjacking victim live? Answer: Terrorists are frequently dumb, like the Palestinian bombers who forgot to account for Daylight Savings Time and blew themselves up before they could deliver the bomb
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Sun April 21, 2013
(Google)
 
 
 
Kim Jong Un moves two more missile launchers to coast. Posts ads on craigslist, Indeed and Monster seeking PR agent capable of getting him back in the news
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(92)
 


Sat April 20, 2013
(Brantford Expositor)
 
 
 
The coolest websites of 2013 - so far: "If your interests lie in the most bizarre news that the world has to offer, then Fark.com is likely your next destination"
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(3)
 
(Salon)
 
 
 
Scientific research displeases reporter, who promptly sues scientific journal, university for private papers, e-mails, names of peer reviewers, and the political opinions of the scientists involved
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(88)
 
(VentureBeat)
 
Video
 
Amazon posts 14 original pilots 'for you to decide which shows become series' - So FARK, are any of these turds worth polishing?
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(39)
 
(The New York Times)
 
 
 
Scoring error in tests prevent 4700 NYC students from qualifying as gifted. If only there were a group of unusually smart people that could have helped prevent this
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(69)
 
(Reuters)
 
 
 
Big Pharma titans GlaxoSmithKline and Astellas in competition to produce world's first high-altitude anemia pills, desperately needed by both suffering anemics and win-at-all-costs Lance Armstrong-like bastards
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(10)
 
(NPR)
 
 
 
Scientists discover that Tylenol may be a cure for David Lynch
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(43)
 


Fri April 19, 2013
(Politico)
 
 
 
Radio hosts on Rubio's amnesty plan: How about "NO"?
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(102)
 
(io9)
 
 
 
Roboticists discover the secret of insect flight, and it's not wings. In other news, OMG ROBOTIC INSECTS
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(18)
 
(CNN)
 
 
 
One of our nation's most successful fisherman is virtually unknown because of his catch, which so far consists of 67,000 tires, 1000 refrigerators, 218 washing machines, 19 tractors, 12 hot tubs and 4 pianos
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(38)
 
(YouTube)
 
Video
 
A year ago today we bid farewell to brother Levon. Here he is with The Band and some special guests performing "The Weight"
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(10)
 


Thu April 18, 2013
(Houston Chronicle)
 
 
 
Texas woman obtains indisputable proof that ghosts are real, and they wear leisure suits
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(90)
 
(Reuters)
 
 
 
That awkward moment when you, a lowly grad student, realize you spotted a basic math error in the most influential paper of two of the most prominent theorists in your field
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(113)
 
(Mother Jones)
 
 
 
Mitch McConnell posts meme on his Facebook page. Hilarity ensues
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(248)
 
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
Missouri man requests to be removed from state Senator's email distribution list. Does the Senator: A) remove him from the list, B) convince the man of the value of the newsletter, or C) launch into a back-and-forth worthy of Fark's politics tab?
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Wed April 17, 2013
(Kansas.com)
 
 
 
If you're in a bad mood or show up late for an appointment in Kansas, that obviously means you're on drugs and therefore ineligible to for welfare. "The tests will not look for alcohol use"
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(200)
 
(Independent)
 
 
 
International Cycling Union: "Hey. Lance Armstrong tested positive for 'roids 4 times during the 1999 Tour De France. Our bad, guys. Also, retests of those samples in 2005 were also positive, but we did nothing. Our bad. That's on us. We good?"
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(23)
 
(Think Progress)
 
 
 
Student protests controversial abstinence speaker at her high school. Principal threatens to call the college she plans to attend in the fall to inform them of her "bad character" if she doesn't shut her whore mouth. Student says, oh yeah?
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(365)
 
(Opposing Views)
 
 
 
Reasonable man threatens to sue weather service over inaccurate forecasts
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(55)
 
(io9)
 
 
 
Scientists claim we'll probably never be able to upload our minds into a computer. Millions of 'World of Warcraft' players unable for comment due to ongoing raid
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(103)
 
(BBC)
 
 
 
Good: Scientists develop new battery that is a fraction of the size of current batteries and can be charged 1000 times quicker, potentially revolutionizing electric cars and mobile computing devices. Bad: They may be explosive
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(48)
 
(CNN)
 
 
 
CNN helpfully lists five viral stories about the Boston attacks that are untrue. Difficulty: none of them are CNN's
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(80)
 
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
Why is it these days that the descriptions of exotic new particles physicists are discovering read more and more like dating profiles on Adult Friend Finder? I mean really: "up, down, strange, charm, bottom and top"?
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(39)
 
(NPR)
 
 
 
Scientists admit that the "Hubble Constant," a key number in their claims that the universe was created billions of years ago instead of merely thousands, isn't really constant at all. Next they'll notice that there are still monkeys around
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(43)
 
(Think Progress)
 
 
 
According to Congressman Louie Gohmert (R-Acist), the Boston Marathon bombings reveal the danger of a proposed immigration bill because "radical Islamists are being trained to act Hispanic"
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(193)
 
(Facebook)
 
 
 
Anonymous hacks Westboro Baptists's FB page with epic results
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(86)
 
(NPR)
 
 
 
While everyone has been arguing over whether the Boston Marathon bombings were done by home-grown terrorists or Islamists, Congress quietly signs a law to repeal the ban on Insider Trading for Congress
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(75)
 
(ABC)
 
 
 
Judge orders digital billboards to be turned off in Los Angeles. Will no longer be a distraction for motorists who are trying to text while driving
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(16)
 


Tue April 16, 2013
(Politico)
 
 
 
Letter sent to US Senator tests positive for ricin
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(415)
 
(My Fox NY)
 
 
 
English and math tests that NY students will take this week and next will be harder than before and scores will drop. Some parents are planning to boycott them (link fixed)
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(69)
 
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
Obamacare, where 30 hours a week equals full time employment and business costs go up if you employ more than 50 people. "It's not just about healthcare, it's about jobs"
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(289)
 


Mon April 15, 2013
(BBC)
 
 
 
Phone manufacturers now competing to see who can make the largest cellphone. Motorola looks up, dusts off Members Only jacket, and says, "We got this"
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(83)
 
(Talking Points Memo)
 
 
 
Boston Police: no arrests have been made re: NYPost article
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(87)
 
(NBC News)
 
 
 
Photoshop these two florists
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(25)
 
(Live Science)
 
 
 
Scientists puzzled about shrinking "protons" in cold water
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(24)
 
(Mother Nature Network)
 
 
 
Scientists studying Otzi the Iceman are more and more convinced that his father voted for the free keg of beer over the dental plan
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(29)
 


Sun April 14, 2013
(Houston Press)
 
 
 
Restaurant posts "Beer should be like violence: domestic" on marquee outside, is utterly baffled by the lack of laughs from angry customers. Bonus clueless points: It's an organic, vegetarian restaurant
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(233)
 
(The Big Story)
 
 
 
CEO of National Geographic Channel receives hate mail from viewers about endless documentaries on escort services, chainsaw sculptors, fishermen, polygamists, gypsies, UFO hunters, doomsday preppers, and the 80s. Response: We had to do it
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(147)
 
(The Atlantic)
 
 
 
Foodie elitists should call for healthier fast food instead of more home cooking as solution to obesity crisis, as it is in Asia. Instead, they believe "cooking is a personal obligation, and that shirking this obligation is lazy, harmful, bad"
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(200)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Why listening to music is as good as sex, according to scientists who listen to Ravel's Bolero way too much
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(35)
 


Sat April 13, 2013
(YouTube)
 
 
 
Ron Howard, Tony Basil, and Beau Bridges star in Village of the Giants from MST3K season 5, a mess of a film that Mike, Servo, and Crow eviscerate to hilarious results. "Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of the breasts"
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(4)
 
(The Detroit_News)
 
 
 
In what category did Michigan outpace the national average by 12% in 2012? Was it: a) Pantsless arrests, b) Commercials featuring Tim Allen voice-overs, or c) Brewery openings?
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(81)
 
(Nola.com)
 
 
 
Criminal mastermind posts Facebook photos of himself wearing stolen jewelry, sends Instagram taunts to the victim he robbed them from
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(72)
 


Fri April 12, 2013
(Reuters)
 
 
 
Forget 30,000 years of beer history. Scientists prove 2,000,000 years of the blessed nectar
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(22)
 
(Opposing Views)
 
 
 
American Family Association claims that "Homofascists" will force Christians to wear badges like Jews in Holocaust
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(610)
 
(Slashdot)
 
 
 
Hackers could disrupt the electric car charging grid, stranding tens of motorists
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(44)
 
(KMOV St. Louis)
 
 
 
Scam artists want your money and the 'no call' list is not stopping them
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(66)
 
(The Local (France))
 
 
 
You know that study about breasts being better off without bras? Lead professor says he needs to carry out 'much more research' with his measuring device
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(133)
 
(AAPA)
 
 
 
At AAPA 2013 meeting, scientists announced evidence of the skin on two ape-men fossils. No word if the ape-men tossed bones into the sky
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(25)
 
(Gizmag)
 
 
 
Scientists invent spleen on a chip; goes great with pico de gallo and guacamole
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(28)
 


Thu April 11, 2013
(The Atlantic Wire)
 
 
 
According to Rand Paul, the GOP's problem with minorities wasn't the party's enthusiastic embrace of racists as part of their "Southern Strategy" but that You People are moochers who got hooked on all the entitlements the dems gave out
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(192)
 
(Fox News)
 
 
 
After their son is injured by a falling dead tree while they are camping, the family sues the USFS for negligently allowing there to be so darn many trees in their National Forests
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(82)
 
(NBC News)
 
 
 
Cthulu Alert: Giant stone structure found beneath the Sea of Galilee. Scientists still using protractors to determine if the geometry is non-Euclidean
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(83)
 
(Asahi Shimbun)
 
 
 
Japanese graph theorists unhappy that local baseball leagues reject their road-trip scheduling algorithms. "I hear Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) spends six weeks scheduling the trips. Our software could do that in the matter of 30 seconds"
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(14)
 
(LA Times)
 
 
 
California bill would extend closing time at bars to 4 AM, as the state targets the largely untapped market of Irish tourists
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(26)
 
(KTLA Los Angeles)
 
 
 
West Covina, CA's Home Depot hosts worst viral stunt promoting "Evil Dead" remake ever
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(45)
 


Wed April 10, 2013
(MSNBC)
 
 
 
Kansas passes the "Women's Right to Know Act," which, like all Republican bills, is actually the opposite of what its title suggests
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(237)
 
(Charlotte Observer)
 
 
 
Tunisian Blogger who is living under death threats after posting topless protest photos of herself online to activists in Europe who protested topless and burned a Muslim prayer flag in "soldiarity": Okay, you are SO not helping
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(96)
 
(Buzzfeed)
 
 
 
Girl raped at 15 and then bullied for 2 years over photos rapists took & shared online commits suicide
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(589)
 
(WWSB ABC 7)
 
 
 
County utilities department forgets that if you charge people for backflow testing, you should probably perform said tests
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(16)
 


Tue April 09, 2013
(WPRI Rhode Island)
 
 
 
In an effort to be recognized as something other than a measure of size, Rhode Island now boasts the country's most unpopular governor
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(57)
 
(MassLive)
 
 
 
Democrat civil war brews in Massachusetts as lawmakers pass $500 million tax increase but risk veto by governor who insists on $1.9 billion tax increase
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(42)
 
(Mother Jones)
 
 
 
Hey, where did all the Washington lobbyists go? Oh, figures
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(9)
 
(Fox News)
 
 
 
Israeli archaeologists discover 1,500-year-old wine press, 6 unopened bottles of Mogen David 20/20
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(14)
 
(Pajiba)
 
 
 
For a refreshing change, a mom posts a list of 10 things about which non-breeders need to ESS. TEE. EFF. YOO. (Update: Turns out the author is a dad)
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(421)
 
(The Coloradoan)
 
 
 
You know how cops are always artificially inflating the potential proceeds in their drug busts? Well one guy in Colorado is suing the police for $210,000, for his illegally seized pot. Police to say this is exorbitant in 5..4
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(36)
 


Mon April 08, 2013
(IT World)
 
 
 
Paleontologists are ticked off that dinosaurs in upcoming Jurassic Park 4 won't have feathers
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(77)
 
(Daily Record (UK))
 
 
 
Scientists prove that looking at busty women for 10 minutes a day is good for your health. In other news, FARK is now officially a nation of supermen
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(260)
 
(Network World)
 
 
 
Scientists tout new way to debug surgical bots before they cut off something you really care about
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(9)
 
(Boston.com)
 
 
 
What do you get when you mix "bicyclists with a passion for spontaneous acts of silliness" with "very regimented" transit managers? A rare bit of common sense from both
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(14)
 
(io9)
 
 
 
Stupid scientists ask "Could you outrun a TRex?" when they should be asking, "Can you outrun your research assistant in the event of a TRex attack?"
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(73)
 
(Internet Archive)
 
 
 
Remember when the Space Shuttle was gonna turn space travel into everyday occurrence? Remember when we were supposed to be on Mars in 1990? Wow how fall our space program has fallen. Relive its glory days
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(15)
 
(BBC)
 
 
 
Bad: Scientists find way to take fat out of chocolate. Good: and replace it with alcohol without changing the texture
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(15)
 
(Christian Science Monitor)
 
 
 
Five fish find refuge in a tsunami wrecked boat drifting across the Pacific and reaching Washington State last month, alive. Government Scientists, eager to prove Spielperg's ET Hypothesis correct, promptly kill four of them for study
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(10)
 
(ABC)
 
NewsFlash
 
Iron Lady rusts in peace
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(1136)
 
(Vice)
 
 
 
What do you mean we atheists are Islamophobe hatemongers? That's ridi... well, that's actually pretty spot-on
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(724)
 
(Silver City Sun)
 
 
 
Granted that it's harder to pass the sobriety tests with one leg..But this guy has had 7 chances
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(26)
 


Sun April 07, 2013
(New York Daily News)
 
 
 
Snoop Lion: Rap music may never accept gay artists. Grown men that name themselves "Snoop Lion," "Wacka Flocka Flame," and "Young Jeezy," are good to go though
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(105)
 
(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
Time to obstruct the obstructionists
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(111)
 


Sat April 06, 2013
(The Atlantic)
 
 
 
Yes we all agree that topless feminists are great but its time to talk about the real revolution, the Topless Beer Can Revolution
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(66)
 
(Courthouse News Service)
 
 
 
Court rules in favor of suing government agencies that ignore freedom of information act requests. Lawyers prepare for stampede of people filing for Obama's birth certificate
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(31)
 
(YouTube)
 
 
 
Footage of first F-35B nighttime take off and landing tests looks like something straight out of a sci-fi movie
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(255)
 


Fri April 05, 2013
(Time)
 
 
 
The universe has been missing 80% of its mass, and scientists may have found it, right near Uranus
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(56)
 
(Torrent Freak)
 
 
 
Not news: Copyright holders sending DMCA takedown requests to Google. FARK: For the postings of their own takedown requests
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(27)
 


Thu April 04, 2013
(IndyStar)
 
 
 
You can tell Spring has arrived in Indiana because the birds are singing, the flowers are blooming, and the locals keep getting arrested for wearing little to no-clothing. "So what if they saw my (breasts)?"
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(65)
 
(Guardian)
 
 
 
Just in time for Record Store Day, new book explores shadowy music of 1970s unsigned artists who pressed their own homemade albums and promptly faded into Bolivia
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(44)
 
(ICIJ)
 
 
 
Someone just leaked to investigative journalists 260 gigabytes of data containing 30 years worth of records for over 100,000 offshore shell companies and trusts in 186 countries linked to some of the world's most powerful people. Let the games begin
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(70)
 
(Fox News)
 
 
 
New York state legislature sets new record for Democratic corruption hat trick with the arrests of two more assemblymen today on corruption charges
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(54)
 
(Washington Post)
 
 
 
NRA press conference features 20 conspicuously armed security guards harassing and intimidating journalists, because freedom
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(403)
 
(Fox News)
 
 
 
Scientists create drug that "has killed every kind of cancer tumor it has come in contact with". Still no cure for.....um, hold that thought
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(107)
 


Wed April 03, 2013
(Today)
 
 
 
Food scientists successfully crossbreed glazed donuts with Egg McMuffins
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(56)
 


Tue April 02, 2013
(Sportige)
 
 
 
Despite the usual blaming finger people love to point at the Patriots' defense, the real culprit in their recent postseason losses has been that heralded, Tom Brady-led offense
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(65)
 
(Discover)
 
 
 
Yay. Scientists have found an immunity to cancer. Boo. You have to live life as a dwarf
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(35)
 
(The Blaze)
 
 
 
The Blaze plays Bioshock: Infinite and asks, "Was the game created by Marxists/atheists?"
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(189)
 
(UPI)
 
 
 
Scientists develop bacteria that metabolize caffeine into E. coli after studying musicians in Portland and Seattle
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(43)
 


Mon April 01, 2013
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Boston Market unveils new rib meal, deflects attacks from nutritionists on half-rack that consists of 1100 calories, 74g of fat, 2,670mg of sodium, and 40g of sugars. "It's a new product that will appeal to a wide audience"
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(179)
 
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
NY Times admits that, in retrospect, it might have been a wee bit sexist for them to lead off the obituary of a brilliant rocket scientists and National Technology Medal winner with a description of what a great cook and homemaker she was
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(147)
 
(Crooks & Liars)
 
 
 
The ghost of Breitbart smiles down from the afterlife as his apostles carry on being irresponsible and reckless journalists in his name. Did I say down? I meant up
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(104)
 
(The Local (Sweden))
 
 
 
Swedish archaeologists find Thor's Hammer
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(73)
 
(CNN)
 
 
 
For those that wonder why stores have steel posts around the entrance
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(52)
 


Sun March 31, 2013
(The Australian)
 
 
 
Scientists unable to explain why global temperatures have stalled like a 1981 Plymouth Reliant on a highway on ramp
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(229)
 
(Extreme Tech)
 
 
 
1979 Terry Nation's "Blake's 7" introduces auto repair circuits that could self-heal. 2013, scientists invent auto repair circuits
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(41)
 


Sat March 30, 2013
(Dallas Observer)
 
 
 
Atheists troll Dallas for the Easter holiday weekend
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(346)
 
(Boston.com)
 
 
 
Email is dead. Academics phone. Venture capitalists tweet
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(107)
 
(BBC)
 
 
 
Activists are hard at work protecting your freedom. By demanding strict government regulation of Google Glass. Uh, thanks I guess
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(125)
 
(JSOnline)
 
 
 
With Wisconsin now 44th in the union in private sector job growth, Governor Walker steps forward to take responsibility for Wisconsin's economic state. Just kidding, he blames it all on the union protests and recall elections
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(228)
 


Fri March 29, 2013
(Komo)
 
 
 
Baby gorilla has ten humans playing surrogate mom for her, with off the scale cuteness pics. Bonus: surrogates have gorilla chest vests
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(45)
 
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
Apparently,(Penis) the Colorado Avalanche (Penis) have hired Beavis and Butthead (Penis) as studio analysts. (Penis)
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(19)
 
(New York Daily News)
 
 
 
Reminder: April 4th 2013 is Topless Jihad Day, remember to bare your breasts as a show of solidarity with Tunisian activist Amina Tyler
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(187)
 
(Rolling Stone)
 
 
 
What can we look forward to on the season three finale of The Walking Dead? Sure, a lot of it is speculation, but Robert Kirkman insists "twenty-seven characters will die" (spoilers if you're not caught up on season three)
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Thu March 28, 2013
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
500 lb. naked man bursts onto the set of a live interview and sits on the son of Westboro Baptist Church leader: "He is understood to call himself Billy the Fridge"
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(138)
 
(CNN)
 
 
 
Wharton picked as the nation's best executive MBA program after compiling lowest ratio of arrests versus years served
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(4)
 


Wed March 27, 2013
(Think Progress)
 
 
 
Top conservative says that marriage equality will lead to *shakes magic 8-ball* immigrant polygamists
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(276)
 
(YouTube)
 
Video
 
Great Moments In Spring Break History: #6 - When brain freeze chugging contests go wrong (language Not safe for work)
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(30)
 
(CNBC)
 
 
 
Follow The Money: While Americans remain divided on immigration, President Obama and the lobbyists are not. They have turned the immigration debate into a one sided affair
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(30)
 
(Forbes)
 
 
 
Scientists create new fuel source from all that CO2 we've been dumping in the atmosphere. Because if there's anything humans do best, it's screwing ourselves over and then benefiting from it
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(26)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
After studying the behavior of wild pack animals, scientists can now predict with 99% accuracy where gang fights will occur
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(86)
 


Tue March 26, 2013
(USA Today)
 
 
 
Denny Hamlin has a lower back compression fracture after crash at Fontana. In future news, bounty on Joey Logano collected by 42 anonymous motorists
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(80)
 
(The Sun)
 
 
 
Smoking hot 22-year-old, emotionally distressed from being flat-chested, gets new 36DD £4,800 taxpayer funded breasts: "My new boobs have changed my life" (w/pics)
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(457)
 


Mon March 25, 2013
(The Daily Beast)
 
 
 
Michelle Bachmann is under investigation by the gays and socialists at the Office of Congressional Ethics
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(140)
 
(Pew State of the Media report)
 
 
 
Pew Research produces the State of the News Media 2013; otherwise known as the reason Fark exists
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(33)
 
(Reuters)
 
 
 
As "Obamacare" marks its third anniversary, it's becoming increasingly clear who the real winners are under this law: healthcare lobbyists, of course
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(299)
 
(Deadspin)
 
Video
 
Because someone had to do it - All of FGCU's postseason dunks compiled for your viewing pleasure. Behold the power of a #15 seed
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(42)
 
(Salt Lake Tribune)
 
 
 
The Salt Lake City Police Department discovers the most effective way to lower the number of prostitution arrests in town is to disband the city's vice squad
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(45)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
I don't always kill seven men. But, when I do I leave them in the city centre with chilling messages pinned to their chests with ice picks
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(129)
 


Sun March 24, 2013
(NPR)
 
 
 
For the past 15 years, a group of George Washington enthusiasts have used the "Where's George" website to track where dollar bills have been going across the US
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(83)
 
(Salon)
 
 
 
Scientists prove scientists are better than everyone else
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(49)
 
(Phys Org2)
 
 
 
New patent suggests Google Glass may actually be wearable skynet 1.0
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(16)
 
(Onion AV Club)
 
 
 
"Using the system developed through decades of work by British scientists and military contractors ... [grown] men could discuss their love for a cartoon pony show, even forging bold new identities as "bronies"
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(170)
 


Sat March 23, 2013
(ESPN)
 
 
 
Mike D'Antoni blasts his Lakers after 103-100 loss to Wizards: "we say, 'Championship,' and go out [on the floor]. That's laughable. Championship? You got to be kidding me....We're just making a 'sham-mockery' out of it." He really said that
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(34)
 
(Marketwatch)
 
 
 
Nike 3Q profits top estimates, despite paying out $23 for total labor costs
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(4)
 


Fri March 22, 2013
(BBC)
 
 
 
Burma in state of emergency. Buddhists torch mosque. Buddha saves
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(95)
 
(YouTube)
 
 
 
Even us atheists are spiritual, yo
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(10)
 


Thu March 21, 2013
(Inventorspot)
 
 
 
Japanese researchers announce breakthrough in breast regeneration therapy, says that breasts can grow back to normal A cups or massive B cups in no time
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(120)
 
(NBC News)
 
 
 
A spokesman for Hell sighs heavily and announces construction of a a new "special place" after the FBI arrests a couple that was planning on starting a babysitting business to get access to kids they could drug and use to produce child porn
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(285)
 
(LA Times)
 
 
 
JC Penney boosts confidence in its investors by saying there is "absolutely no assurance" they will be able to turn things around with the company
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(22)
 
(Science Magazine)
 
 
 
Sure, there's still no cure for all kinds of stuff, but hey, at least scientists are able to create better schizophrenic mice. So that's something
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(5)
 
(TampaBay.com (St. Petersburg Tim)
 
 
 
Married couple's romantic evening of minigolf and a hotel room goes awry when hubby realizes that costs like $100
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(22)
 
(Marketwatch)
 
 
 
FedEx posts $160 million loss. Blames cheaper competition, higher fuel costs, Wilson
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(23)
 
(Advertising Age)
 
 
 
Advertising Age explores Buzzfeed's sponsored posts on FARK: "So Buzzfeed is willing to pay a premium to a site like Fark ... Fark founder Drew Curtis would not say how much of a premium" (6th section)
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(0)
 


Wed March 20, 2013
(USA Today)
 
 
 
I'll catch this player for you, but it ain't gonna be easy. Not like going down the park chasin' weightlifters and cyclists. I'll find him for 3, but I'll catch him, and suspend him, for 10. For that you get the hat, the bat, the whole damn thing
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(33)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Taylor Swift busts out the lederhosen
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(80)
 


Tue March 19, 2013
(Guardian)
 
 
 
US Supreme Court set to decide whether you can buy Congressmen wholesale and cut out the lobbyists altogether
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(75)
 
(Guardian)
 
 
 
New UK libel laws passed after the News International phone-hacking scandal mean vast new state power over the media, but as long as that power is in the hands of leftists it won't ever be misused
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(60)
 


Mon March 18, 2013
(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
Study finds MSNBC programming consists of 85% "opinion" and 15% "news", while Fox News programming consists of 55% opinion and 45% Republican Party press releases disguised as news
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(137)
 
(Washington Post)
 
 
 
Arkansas, which is concerned about the rising costs associated with Obamacare, wants to instead use the extra Medicare funding to provide private insurance for qualified residents. Which will cost them even more
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(73)
 
(The Irish Times)
 
 
 
Australian scientists hope to bring frog back from extinction. Of course, since Australia is biology's island of misfit toys, it's a frog that swallowed its eggs, and after they hatched, had babies hop out its mouth
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(28)
 


Sun March 17, 2013
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
Scientists announce there's no need to panic over the spiders that can eat entire bats, even though THEY'RE EVERWHERE
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(57)
 
(Buzzfeed)
 
 
 
The twenty best movie twists of all time, and no, they're not all from that M. Night Shamofadirector guy (spoilers, obviously)
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(134)
 
(Psych Central)
 
 
 
Parents: "Our child can't focus." Doctors: "We'll artificially alter their brain chemistry, even though their brain isn't even fully developed yet." Parents: "BRILLIANT." Neurologists: "About that"
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(81)
 
(UEFA)
 
 
 
Leverkusen hosts QPR in a formulation Top 3 grunt, whilst QPR and Freiburg scratch on the door of Dortmund wanting to be let back in to the Aston Villa because they've finished their business. It's your BundEPLsliga inscrutible headline of the day
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(12)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
No, the world isn't getting warmer. The Daily Mail reveals the official data that's making scientists suddenly change their minds about climate doom
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(346)
 
(Bundesliga)
 
 
 
Leverkusen hosts Bayern in a top 3 matchup, while Dortmund hosts Freiburg, who is scratching on the door of Europa League qualification, and Augsburg and Hoffenheim battle to avoid the direct drop. Your Bundesliga Matchday 26 thread
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(12)
 


Sat March 16, 2013
(Mother Nature Network)
 
 
 
Not content with forcing restaurants to display the number of calories in its meals, new study suggests Americans would also benefit from a graphic of a traffic light to indicate how healthy each plate is
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(124)
 
(Newsnet5)
 
 
 
High, naked in the road, screaming at motorists, getting tasered and foaming at the mouth is no way to go through life, but it might just get you through an otherwise boring Thursday in Ohio
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(17)
 
(CNN)
 
 
 
Once again, Fark's lack of sovereign-nation status costs it a spot on the list of the top 10 drinking countries
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(28)
 
(Coming Soon)
 
 
 
Scorsese fanboy Anthony Bourdain hosts public showing of Goodfellas, says there is no finer American movie and that food scenes are true to reality. "You like Paulie a little bit because you see that he's taking the time to be gentle with his garlic"
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(48)
 


Fri March 15, 2013
(Mother Jones)
 
 
 
Hero congressman: I had to go on that $16,000 safari to protect America from terrorists
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(59)
 
(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
Westboro Baptist insider suggests that God hates Fred Phelps
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(159)
 
(New York Daily News)
 
 
 
Scientists who never watched any of the Jurassic Park movies are getting closer to resurrecting extinct species. What could possibly go wrong?
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(68)
 
(Buzzfeed)
 
 
 
Snakes hate St. Patrick's Day. But more importantly, tuxedos for snakes are a thing that exists
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(20)
 
(Marketwatch)
 
 
 
Five ways Warren Buffet invests that you don't. 6) With billions of dollars
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(39)
 
(KSDK St. Louis)
 
 
 
This one time, at band camp, our teacher saved us from wrecking when the bus driver passed out at 70 mph. No word on flautists
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(36)
 
(Time)
 
 
 
America's hope rests in the hands of people who can't pull up their pants. Swag. Yolo
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(257)
 


Thu March 14, 2013
(Hartford Courant)
 
 
 
It's 'Women's Day' at the State Capitol, so if you're the local Fox News affiliate it only makes sense to show stock video of women's breasts to highlight your story
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(126)
 
(Talking Points Memo)
 
 
 
Lt. General: "There are no rapists in foxholes" Congress: "Oh yeah? Let's check that out, shall we?" Military: "Well...fark" Congress: "Exactly"
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(126)
 
(Philly.com)
 
 
 
Joe Paterno supporters take their place alongside birthers, truthers, and moon landing denialists
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(108)
 
(Fox News)
 
 
 
Musical instruments will now be required to have passports to travel. Drummers and bassists can still be shipped with normal cargo
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(33)
 
(BBC)
 
 
 
Mirror journalists held over hacking gnikcah revo dleh stsilanruoj rorriM
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(10)
 
(NPR)
 
 
 
Scientists explain that a banana won't really calm you down if you've had too much caffeine. Well, that all depends on how you're using it, dear
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(25)
 


Wed March 13, 2013
(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
"Parenthood" actor Craig T. Nelson blasts NBC as being "completely out of it." Adding that he should know because, "I've been on food stamps and welfare -- did anyone help me out? NO"
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(63)
 
(NBC News)
 
 
 
Locusts decend on Israel ahead of Passover. With no new pope, what will the Jews do? (w/photos)
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(31)
 
(New York Daily News)
 
 
 
High School science teacher discourages student from using condoms during their sex trysts. What could possibly go wrong in the biology department?
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(29)
 
(CNN)
 
 
 
Venezuelan scientists are now exploring the possibility that someone may have infected cancer with Hugo Chavez
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(36)
 
(Computerworld (Australia))
 
 
 
Tech analysts say the long-awaited "iPad killer" is finally here. Of course, other tech analysts say they've got it all wrong. Not that it matters, since it's the iPad mini
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(19)
 
(CNN)
 
 
 
Desperate Marines are running low on ammo. Remember: short, controlled bursts
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(105)
 
(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
San Francisco cyclists celebrate World Naked Bike Ride weekend. Next up: Make Sure To Clean The Seat On Any Bike You Rent Month (some photos Not safe for work)
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(10)
 


Tue March 12, 2013
(Boing Boing)
 
 
 
Remember that never before seen bacteria found by Russian scientists in the frozen lake? About that
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(44)
 
(Science News Magazine)
 
 
 
Good news, Farkers: Study suggests heavy drinkers get extra brain fuel from alcohol. CHEERS
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(63)
 
(Santa Cruz Sentinel)
 
 
 
300-pound crystal stolen in one of the largest heists ever of a solid continuous framework of silicon-oxygen tetrahedra whose constituent atoms are arranged in an ordered pattern extending in all three spatial dimensions
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(33)
 


Mon March 11, 2013
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Scary: Depressed 13-year-old boy cuts himself. Scarier: Posts on Instagram that he is going to kill himself on his birthday. Better: His mom finds out and asks for letters of support on facebook. BEST: He has received thousands and is doing better
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(235)
 
(Chmura Economics & Analytics)
 
 
 
Switching to Daylight Saving Time costs the American economy $434 million due to lost sleep, according to the rocket surgeons at the Institute For Pulling Statistics Out Of Our Asses
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(162)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Jennifer Love Hewitt says her breasts are worth $5 million due to recent inflation
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(84)
 
(Deadspin)
 
 
 
ESPN simulcasts the ESPN Deportes Spanish-language feed of the WBC. Racist twitter shiatstorm ensues
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(44)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Scientists think that within five years, drugs will enable a human to live to 150 years old. So much for early retirement
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(141)
 


Sun March 10, 2013
(Jezebel)
 
 
 
One thing feminists agree on, when a woman takes a "selfie" it is empowerful, when a man takes one, it is vanity, repulsive and a sure sign of infidelity and neediness
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(395)
 
(Live Science)
 
 
 
Scientists bring us the answer to that burning, age old question: Why do rats sniff each other?
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(9)
 


Sat March 09, 2013
(KnoxNews)
 
 
 
When a surprise exorcism goes real wrong: TN lawyer for the man accused of hosting demons suggests that $3.5 million will help them all walk the path of the righteous
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(36)
 
(LA Times)
 
 
 
Book written by 96-year-old woman about her 73 year marriage hits Amazon's bestseller list. Thankfully, she didn't say it was always a happy marriage, or it would have been placed in the fiction section
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(19)
 
(NBC News)
 
 
 
Volvo launches a new safety system that spots bicyclists and pedestrians. Volvo customers in Los Angeles: "what's a pedestrian?"
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(14)
 
(Bundesliga)
 
 
 
Schalke hosts Dortmund in one of Europe's biggest rivalries today. Also, Bayern-Düsseldorf, Mainz-Leverkusen, and seven other matches. Your Bundesliga Matchday 25 thread
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(11)
 


Fri March 08, 2013
(Cosmopolitan)
 
 
 
Anthony Bourdain lists his sexiest foods, advises women to order giant lobster and go to town on it with total abandon. "I sat there, enraptured, watching her suck every bit of meat from it - she got a standing ovation from the floor staff"
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(74)
 
(ABC)
 
 
 
Radical socialist Elizabeth Warren thinks bankers who launder money for drug kingpins and terrorists should go to jail
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(180)
 
(WTKR)
 
 
 
County considers expanding hunting season to address exploding deer population. Dammit PETA, you had to give the deer suicide vests, didn't you?
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(80)
 
(NPR)
 
 
 
Plague of locusts has attacked Israel, leaving observant Jews asking themselves if they have offended God, are they kosher. The Torah and Leviticus are divided, rabbis disagree, but foodees say if they are sauteed and honey spiced, they are delicious
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(67)
 
(Space.com)
 
 
 
Scientists getting closer to proving that Noah was from Mars
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(13)
 
(Center for Public Integrity)
 
 
 
A pledge not to take lobbyists' money isn't stopping President Obama from, well, letting lobbyists fundraise for him
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(37)
 
(Reuters)
 
 
 
Fukushima tsunami survivors call on exorcists to banish demons. "People were killed in so many different ways during the disaster and they were left like that in limbo. So it takes a heavy toll on us, we see them as they were when they died"
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(46)
 


Thu March 07, 2013
(Nerve)
 
 
 
Guy who posted revenge porn regretful...after someone posts naked pictures of him
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(88)
 
(My Fox Chicago)
 
 
 
Cook County posts their lost-and-found on-line, which is controversial for some reason
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(62)
 
(Sky & Telescope)
 
 
 
Scientists are learning more about the Russian meteor (including pics of what the explosion looked like from a weather satellite)
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(43)
 
(Buzzfeed)
 
 
 
The 22 ugliest examples of 90s footwear fashion even shoe fetishists will find disgusting and off-putting
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(13)
 
(The New York Times)
 
 
 
Facebook announces first major facelift since the much-derided Timeline. Get ready for the onslaught of "it was perfect the way it was" posts from the same people who do it every single time something changes
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(Mediaite)
 
 
 
Confronted by a Fox News analyst literally holding Obama's plan in her hand, O'Reilly admits he was wron-haha no, he moves the goalposts
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Wed March 06, 2013
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Programming error with single line of code costs Microsoft $730 million. That's going to make for an interesting annual review
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(WREG Memphis)
 
 
 
Extremist right wing groups increase to all time high since election of Obama 4 years ago. But don't you dare call them racists
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(The Register)
 
 
 
Today, in headlines you didn't want to see: "Carrie Fisher dusts off THAT bikini for Star Wars VII"
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