The agency that monitors seismic activity in Mexico said an “artificial quake” was registered in Mexico City, possibly caused by “massive jumps during the goal from the Mexico national soccer team.”
One of the oldest and biggest names in cannabis, High Times, announced that it is officially going public on the NASDAQ.
Multiple people in Michigan received, unprompted, an audio CD of a man telling a story. People were suspicious.
To prevent high school students from cheating on their final exams, the entire nation of Algeria cut off access its access to the internet.
Electricity providers used to have to spend valuable time on bucket trucks to clear debris such as kites, sheets, or parachutes from their power lines. Now they have a high-tech, lightweight (and pretty bad-ass) solution. Flame-thrower drones.
Phillie Phanatic is one of the more annoying team mascots. Especially so to Kathy McVay who was nailed in the face by a duct-tapped hot dog projectile fired from the Phanatic’s hot dog launcher.
Archaeologists began work on digging up the 1969 Woodstock festival site.
Harley-Davidson is selling bicycles. More specifically, a $4200 replica of their 1917 model they built when the company first started.
A jogger, visiting Canada from France, accidentally crossed the border, was apprehended by US Border Patrol, put into the back of a caged vehicle and driven 200 kms away to a DHS processing facility which took two weeks to clear her.
The Pokémon Go game added trading.
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