Mother of five Adele Edwards from Florida has the world's weirdest addiction - she can’t stop herself from eating sofas. She has been diagnosed with a rare disorder called Pica after seeking medical help for her addiction to eating sofas. Adele has been eating the foam for 21 years. She said that for the first time she tasted foam when she was 10 years old. For the last few years she had eaten the foam from 7 sofas. Doctors can’t help to avoid her from this strange addiction.
This weird bazooka was created for this year’s Bacon Day. A three-foot long, battery-operated weapon encased in 15 pounds of piggy goodness.
If you're not terribly impressed with the force of the Bacon Bazooka, please do keep in mind that it's firing a summer sausage here—a model rocket would yield much better results. And for those concerned about the waste of precious sizzlin strips, rest assured that all of the meat was donated and well past its expiration date.
These are some real ghost towns in the United States. Most of these towns were thriving at one time or another. There are various reasons for their demise. Now they are simply ghost towns.
One guy brought this failed 500Gb hard drive to service center because of some problems. When workers of the center opened it they were very surprised, because there was... 128 Mb flash drive inside instead of the 500GB hard drive. The man explained that he bought this fake Samsung HDD in a Chinese store. Be careful what you buy.
This is one of the most unusual collections of strange looking guns that you have ever seen. Some of them are homemade, some of them are military, some of them are just plain weird, and all of them are interesting.
The domesticated silver fox (marketed as the Siberian fox) is a domesticated form of the silver morph of the red fox. As a result of selective breeding, the new foxes not only became tamer, but more dog-like as well. The result of over 50 years of experiments in the Soviet Union and Russia, the breeding project was set up in 1959 by the Soviet scientist Dmitri Belyaev. It continues today at The Institute of Cytology and Genetics at Novosibirsk, under the supervision of Lyudmila Trut.
Unlike dogs which are domesticated breeds of wolves, these pups are the decedents of foxes. Like wolves, foxes are also canines, but unlike wolves they were never domesticated by humans.