Kisses Missin' at "Kiss In"

60,000 thousand people gathered for a mass "kiss in" in Venice on New Years Eve. I don't know about you, but I can't see anyone kissing!

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Wife Accuses Husband of Adultery on TV

What a very civilized woman! My wife would be a bit more demonstrative!

The wife of a top TV presenter took over the microphone and accused her husband of adultery on live TV.

And here is the video!

Wife accuses Husband of Adultery on TV

"However, French Foreign Minister has said: China can not be a superpower before she is able to have some kind of universal values. When we face this hypocrite ......right now Bin Zhang could not really admit his mistake......he can not even do apologize to his hurt wife."

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Mysterious Container in Stinky Bay

It looks like a UFO to me!

Police are looking into a mysterious container, a tank, which is 27m high, has no markings and is thought to have fallen from a ship before being washed up on the west of Benbecula in Scotland. It was discovered by a dog walker on Poll Na Crann beach - known locally as Stinky Bay - near Griminish.

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Cats Used to Control Mice

It seems a bit like going down to the jail house and getting the inmates to run security at a football game.

LAPD uses feral cats to control rodent problem.

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11 Months of Hiccups

He should stand on his head in a pond - that would cure it

clipped from www.ananova.com A Lincoln man suffered non-stop hiccups for the past 11 months. Chris Sands, 24, has tried everything including holding his breath, drinking from the wrong side of a glass and getting a fright since the hiccups started last February. He has had a brain scan, abdomen scan, chest scan and CT scan all in an effort to uncover the reason behind his mystery hiccupping, but so far there has been no diagnosis. Desperate for help, Chris launched a blog on the MySpace website earlier in the year in the hopes that people will help him find a cure. Charles Osborne, of Anthon, Iowa, holds the record for the longest ever bout of hiccups, which lasted for 68 years from 1922 until 1990.

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6,000 Chickens Escape

It's just like Chicken Run!

6,000 chickens escaped when the truck carrying them was involved in an accident.

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Dead Mouse in Cracker

I normally get the plastic key chain

clipped from news.yahoo.com WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A New Zealand woman who pulled apart a Christmas cracker got more than the party hat and joke she had expected, finding a dead mouse. Betty Lawrence, a grandmother from the South Island city of Invercargill, made the discovery sitting down to Christmas dinner with 20 relatives, The Southland Times newspaper reported. "I had said to my granddaughter 'what's the smell' and we couldn't work it out until we pulled the cracker," Lawrence told the newspaper, after finding a dead and partially decomposed mouse. "It ruined my appetite for the rest of the day," Lawrence said.

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What To Do With Bubble Wrap

Whatever you start to do with it, you just end up popping it in the end.

There are fifteen semi-finalists in the "Bubble Wrap Competition for Young Inventors", which include a bubble wrap covered floor for dancers, and a folding outdoor plant cover.

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Beetles Older Than Dinosaurs

And the Rolling Stones are older than both of them.

clipped from news.yahoo.com New research hints that modern-day versions of the insects are far older than any tyrannosaur that trod the Earth. Today's plethora of beetle species were thought to have blossomed 140 million years ago, during the rise of flowering plants. But the new study of beetle DNA and fossils, published in the Dec. 21 issue of the journal Science, pushes their appearance back to 300 million years ago. "Unlike the dinosaurs which dwindled to extinction, beetles survived because of their ecological diversity and adaptability," said the study's lead scientist Alfried Vogler, an entomologist at Imperial College London and the Natural History Museum in London. "The large number of beetle species existing today could very well be a direct result of this early evolution," Vogler said, "and the fact that there has been a very high rate of survival and continuous diversification of many lineages since then."

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Jurassic Park IV?

At least they won't poop!

clipped from www.ananova.com Dinosaurs will roam the earth again in a new 'Jurassic Park'. The massive project in Dubai will feature life-size animatronic dinosaurs - including the Tyrannosaurus Rex wandering among visitors. The creatures are so advanced that their breath will stink and they will react to visitors' movements and even their clothing colour, reports The Sun. The Restless Planet is due to open in Dubai in 2010. The Natural History Museum has been approached to make the dinosaurs because of its ground-breaking work in animatronics.

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UFO Details Coming in the Spring

It's like waiting for the next season of the X-Files.

The British Government plan to release 160 files regarding UFOs in the spring.

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Boared French Shoppers

Half the shoppers probably wanted to cook it.

clipped from news.yahoo.com POITIERS, France (AFP) - It was no bull in a china shop, but a wild boar rampaged through a clothes shop in western France on Saturday before being felled by bullets, police said. Christmas shoppers and employees were evacuated from the store and the 90-kilo (198-pound) boar began charging at police, before falling in a hail of bullets early in the afternoon. Just how the animal entered the shop, located in a commercial area near the city of Poitiers, remains a mystery. But three boars were spotted during the day in the region bordering the countryside, a police statement said. The other two apparently returned to their usual habitat.

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