Why leave New York?

This funny advertisement was hung in a bus station giving a few reasons why you would not want to leave New York City.

Here’s a simple pie chart showing what group projects teach us.

Here’s a few short quickies and one liners such as this one. They had to shoot my dog. Was he mad? Well, he wasn’t happy about it.

In the beginning, Ronald Hunkeler was an anonymous boy. Subject of a demonic possession, the events surrounding his exorcism were carefully documented. Decades later, the terrifying events were portrayed in the book and subsequent blockbuster movie, The Exorcist.

It doesn’t matter if they are tricks of light, meteorological anomalies, fakes, or visitors from another world, who doesn’t love a good UFO photo! These vintage UFO/UAP photographs were taken in an era before Photoshop. In fact, before the word “UFO” even existed.

A sweet old lady dropped her handbag during the hustle and bustle of holiday shopping. An honest, little boy noticed her drop the handbag, so he picked it up to return to her. The lady looked into her handbag and commented, “Well, that’s funny…”

Cokeville bombing crime scene photo showing shadow of angel on wall near American flag

In what is called “The Cokeville Miracle”, the lives of the children and teachers were miraculously spared. If you ask residents of the town how such a thing could happen, they will look you in the eye, smile, and answer in one word – Angels.

One night, Tim was walking home when, all of a sudden, a thief jumped on him. Tim and the thief began to wrestle. They rolled about on the ground and Tim put up a tremendous fight. However, the thief managed to get the better of him and pinned him to the ground. The thief then…

John Ernst Worrell Keely poses with his nonfunctional "Keely Engine"

John Ernst Worrell Keely, a carpenter and mechanic from Philadelphia, announced in 1872 that he had discovered a new means of power production – the means to tap etheric energy.

When the public found that Josef Fritzl had held a woman, his daughter, and three of her children captive in a rat-infested basement dungeon for 24 years, the act seemed unspeakable, as if a real-life boogey man had stepped from the pages of a horror novel into their reality.