https://www.kptv.com/2024/06/21/man...s-temu-that-he-didnt-order-cant-make-it-stop/
Man receives hundreds of packages from Temu that he didn’t order – and can’t make it stop

 

Florida Man's Bowel Eviscerated After Freak Sneezing Accident

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While eating breakfast, the man first sneezed, then began coughing. He noticed pain and a wet sensation on his lower abdomen – only to discover several loops of his bowel had burst through his unhealed wound.

 

Florida Man's Bowel Eviscerated After Freak Sneezing Accident
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Only in Florida?

 

Only in Florida?

It's a lot less risky if you sneezed in Georgia instead.

 

They found the motherlode of graffiti.

 

https://www.1news.co.nz/2024/06/24/crew-removed-too-many-nuts-from-bottom-of-pylon-before-collapse/
Crew removed too many nuts from bottom of pylon before collapse



He said it was "very fortunate" that no one was killed and that the competence of the people on site would be assessed.

 

https://www.1news.co.nz/2024/06/24/crew-removed-too-many-nuts-from-bottom-of-pylon-before-collapse/
Crew removed too many nuts from bottom of pylon before collapse

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He said it was "very fortunate" that no one was killed and that the competence of the people on site would be assessed.

The workers were thinking, prior to collapse, "Dammit! Why'd the engineers put so many nuts on this thing? "

 

I think there were too many nuts on the repair crew.

 

I think there were too many nuts on the repair crew.

 

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/depressed-slave-robot-hurls-itself-33129864

The South Korean civil service slave cyborg, which was designed to deliver documents, flung itself over a stairwell, apparently to escape the boredom of working for a city council

 

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/depressed-slave-robot-hurls-itself-33129864

The South Korean civil service slave cyborg, which was designed to deliver documents, flung itself over a stairwell, apparently to escape the boredom of working for a city council

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It's name was Marvin, and he had a mind larger than the universe. The job-well-done satisfaction of the cheery elevator doors pushed him over the edge.

 

It's name was Marvin, and he had a mind larger than the universe. The job-well-done satisfaction of the cheery elevator doors pushed him over the edge.

 

These guys have facial recognition in 2024, if she was on an official trespass list she would have been notified to leave as she entered the property like they do with known 'card counters'. If she had a players card, that would have triggered the system too.

In Nevada, you have to be formally trespassed with forms for it to be official and enforceable by the property.

 

 

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/starbucks-accuses-marijuana-retailer-of-infringing-trademarks

Starbucks Accuses Marijuana Retailer of Infringing Trademarks

I get that, both are drug dealers.

 

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/starbucks-accuses-marijuana-retailer-of-infringing-trademarks

Starbucks Accuses Marijuana Retailer of Infringing Trademarks
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I get that, both are drug dealers.

How dare you equating caffeine with an addiction ... wait... scratch that, never mind

 

https://abc7.com/post/lapd-fireworks-blast-city-council-approves-21-million/15022012/
LA City Council approves $21 million in settlements over botched LAPD detonation of fireworks

 

 

China: Iron Man fan uses magnet to remove metal shards, ends up in hospital


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Instead of feeling better, he ended up in more pain and had to go to Wuhan Puren Hospital for proper medical help, as reported by South China Morning Post (SCMP).

There, a skilled microsurgery team successfully removed four metal fragments and repaired the damaged muscles, ligaments, and nerves in Jiang’s leg.

 

https://www.marijuanamoment.net/fed...quantified-cannabis-ever-sold-for-174-a-gram/

Picking up 4.5 grams of the stuff will cost $783, or $174 a gram—far more expensive than the cannabis that’s commercially available in states across the country.

The hemp product, sold by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), isn’t intended for consumption. Rather, it’s a tool to help labs calibrate their analyses of cannabinoids and toxic elements in both hemp and higher-THC marijuana.


NIST biologist Colleen Bryan, who was part of the team the developed the reference material, said that consumers ought to be able to rely on what’s printed on product labels.