https://tribune.com.pk/story/2498928/costco-denies-selling-diddy-baby-oil-in-bulk
Costco denies selling Diddy baby oil in bulk
Costco denies rapper Diddy bought baby oil in bulk after his lawyer suggested the product was purchased there.

 

https://www.yakimaherald.com/news/l...cle_3ed9052a-7b8d-11ef-9354-cb2c66c5256b.html
Police: Yakima County Coroner Curtice was using dead people's drugs when he said he was poisoned

His claims fell apart after failing a lie detector test, according to a Yakima police report, and he admitted that he had been snorting drugs he obtained from dead bodies in the course of his job for a couple months.

 

https://tribune.com.pk/story/2498928/costco-denies-selling-diddy-baby-oil-in-bulk
Costco denies selling Diddy baby oil in bulk
Costco denies rapper Diddy bought baby oil in bulk after his lawyer suggested the product was purchased there.

Ummmm.... you buy pretty much everything in bulk at Costco.

 

Irish farmer finds near 60-pound slab of ancient bog butter on his land by ‘pure luck’


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In ancient times, dairy or animal fat was buried in bogs for preservation or put in a wooden container as an offering to gods or spirits, according to The Irish News.
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"It does taste like butter, an unsalted butter at that. I had a sliver, and I’m still here to tell the tale," Harvey said of the find, according to The Irish News. Historians say that the ancient bog butter could date back to the Bronze Age, according to the Irish Examiner, but more research is being done at the National Museum of Ireland.

 

Irish farmer finds near 60-pound slab of ancient bog butter on his land by ‘pure luck’
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25kg! He could sell that bulk at Costco.

To Diddy!

 

 

Good Lord .. I feel for the poor woman. May she find peace away from that POS of a company. Rest in peace.

Just what "more" is the company supposed to do?

Hire people to go around and do "wellness checks" of every office several time a day, every day, including weekends and holidays?

Most jobs I have had this could have easily happened to me -- and that was before the remote-work craze. Dying in your office on a Friday and nobody notices that you didn't leave? What's so hard to believe about that? Not noticing that someone was dead in their office on Saturday and Sunday when hardly anyone was in the building? What's so hard to believe about that? Not having anyone notice that you didn't come in on Monday and weren't around all day on Monday, when a large fraction of the people working there work remotely much of the time and therefore routinely aren't there on a given day? Doesn't seem like much of a stretch.

When I was working as a researcher at the Air Force Academy, I worked in a set of rooms where I was often the only person there for days, even weeks, at a time. I might go well over a week without interacting with anyone else because I had things I was busy with and so did they. I was in a different part of the building from my department, so when I came and went I seldom passed people I knew or that knew me. Had I had a heart attack and died, it is likely that I wouldn't have been found until the stench got so bad as to force someone to make the effort to track it down.

 

How weird is life, the universe, and everything?

Perusing YouTube, this popped up:

I (literally!) spent my childhood summers playing in that church, sleeping in that house, and running around on that farm.

No joke.

 

 

 

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"Play raccoon games. Win raccoon prizes"

 

"Play raccoon games. Win raccoon prizes"

There's a capitalistic solution for every problem.

 

Weird, and macabre ...

Lisa Marie Presley kept dead son's body at home for 2 months after his death



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Presley wrote that California has no laws that mandate exactly when a body needs to be buried or otherwise disposed.

 

 

https://www.wsj.com/business/retail/redbox-vending-machine-kiosk-dvd-movies-4e285ee8
Bankruptcy Took Down the Redbox Machine. If Only Someone Could Take Them Away.
The DVD vending machine pioneer is out of business, sticking Walgreens, Walmart and other merchants with 24,000 abandoned big red machines
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/com...only-someone-could-take-them-away/ar-AA1s1XTc
Want a Redbox?

 

https://www.wsj.com/business/retail/redbox-vending-machine-kiosk-dvd-movies-4e285ee8
Bankruptcy Took Down the Redbox Machine. If Only Someone Could Take Them Away.
The DVD vending machine pioneer is out of business, sticking Walgreens, Walmart and other merchants with 24,000 abandoned big red machines
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/com...only-someone-could-take-them-away/ar-AA1s1XTc
Want a Redbox?
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Someone should pick them all up and start a Blockbuster Video.

 

Someone should pick them all up and start a Blockbuster Video.

They are built like a tank, might make a decent gun safe.

 

They are built like a tank, might make a decent gun safe.

"Select-a-Gun"?

"Red Blood Box"?

What if the home intruder has a credit card? Or, yours expires just when you need it most?

 

"Select-a-Gun"?

"Red Blood Box"?

What if the home intruder has a credit card? Or, yours expires just when you need it most?