Roller Coasters - had a blast on the Ghose Rider (Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park CA). Wife said she would NOT ride on any roller coaster that turned you up-side-down. The Ghose Rider, all wooden, does not turn you upside down. So I got her to go on it. The moment we left the loading station there's a very brief drop. She was screaming. Then we started the long climb up the chains to the top. We hit the top and she was screaming. Screamed the ENTIRE RIDE! When we finally hit the braking zone she stopped screaming. That was when I could hear people laughing. I think my wife was a big part of the attraction that afternoon.

 

This is something that I often do, out of courtesy for those around me:

https://www.iflscience.com/health-a...s-nose-and-covering-his-mouth-while-sneezing/

Described in a BMJ Case Report under the rather distressing title "Snap, crackle, and pop: when sneezing leads to crackling in the neck", the man showed up in a hospital emergency department after an "achoo" had gone wrong. The patient had pinched his nose and held his mouth closed when he sneezed, experiencing a "popping sensation" in his neck.

 

https://topclassactions.com/lawsuit...t-made-in-hawaii-class-action-lawsuit-claims/

A new battle in the legal war over product authenticity involves the makers of King’s Hawaiian rolls, who have been hit with a class action lawsuit claiming fraudulent marketing misleads shoppers by hiding where the product is really made.

I'm upset about Hawaiian pizza.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaiian_pizza

 

A true Hawaiian pizza would include Spam, not ham.

 

Few years ago I bought one of those big snow blowers. It hasn't snowed much since then and I've hardly had use for it. This guy is guaranteeing it will never snow in his neighborhood again!

 

Head on train to train crash. Nearly! The only NEAR FATALITY was the guy who jumped off the train. Watch him face plant.

 

This one sucks!

 

Here's something to make you smile. And it's a weird thing to do as well.

 

Not all dumb drivers are on the road.

 

That one was too painful to watch all the way through.

 

If the train vs. bridge was hard to watch, imagine you tried to run down a snowman and got a HUGE surprise.

 

I think that was posted two years ago.
Happened Jan 2019

 

Is that "Normal" years or is there a "Covid Year" in there somewhere?

 

https://www.blogto.com/real-estate-toronto/2021/01/199-thirtieth-street-toronto/

for $1 million.

 

https://www.thedrive.com/news/38522...-caterpillar-loader-goes-on-new-years-rampage
Disgruntled Former Mercedes Employee Steals JCB And Goes On £4.5 Million Damage Spree

 

Gravity sucks!

 

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...a-cosmeti-idUSKBN2980RL?utm_source=reddit.com

The country has been a world capital of cosmetic surgery even during non-pandemic times. The industry is estimated to be worth about $10.7 billion in 2020, up 9.2% year-on-year, and is expected to hover around $11.8 billion this year, according to Gangnam Unni, the country’s largest online cosmetic surgery platform.

Cosmetic surgeons say patients are interested in all parts of the face: those that can be easily hidden under masks, such as the nose and lips, as well as those that face coverings don’t conceal, which some consider the criteria of beauty in the coronavirus era.

“Both surgical and non-surgical inquiries about eyes, eyebrows, nose bridge and foreheads - the only visible parts - certainly increased,” said Park Cheol-woo, a surgeon at WooAhIn Plastic Surgery Clinic, who was in charge of Ryu’s operation.

 

No splanation needed.

 

We Regret To Inform You That People Are Feeding Pet Leeches Their Own Blood

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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/giant-vagina-sculpture-fuels-culture-wars-brazil-n1252775


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Unveiling the installation last week, Notari said it depicted both a vagina and a wound questioning the relationship between nature and culture in a “phallocentric and anthropocentric society.”