Dutch police found around €350,000 stuffed inside the drum of a washing machine and accused a man of money laundering.
Facial recognition cameras installed in Chinese cities to catch jaywalkers misfired when a woman’s face was captured in an advertisement on the side of a bus driving thru an intersection.
Scientists concluded that it takes on average 1.71 days for a tiny, yellow Lego head to make its way through the human digestive system.
A Bank of America employee put $100 bills into the $20 tray at a Houston-area ATM and all hell broke loose.
A school in Connecticut had such a problem with parents visiting their kids at school they had to tell parents to stop. Some felt the new rule, “deprived them of cherished time to check in on their children and model good social behavior.”
A school in Michigan handed out hockey pucks to be used as weapons in case of an active shooter.
A blind man filed a class action lawsuit against Playboy.com for not supporting screen-reading software so he could, “fully and equally use or enjoy the facilities, products, and services.”
Knickers, the massive steer from Australia, was the most talked about bovine last week until mild-mannered Canada begged to differ.
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