David revealed to his new friend that he placed a GPS device in Angela’s car so he could find her and kill her. Then he asked “Studebaker” to run away with him.
David was arrested.
Thanks to S.R.W. for bringing this to the attention of the It’s Interesting Community.
Kamila Remisova Vesinova and her team of researchers from the Czech Archeological Society believe they have unearthed the remains of an early homosexual man. The remains date from around 2900-2500 B.C., on the outskirts of Prague.
That claim stems from the fact the 5,000-year-old skeleton was buried in a manner reserved for women in the Corded Ware culture: its head was pointed east rather than west, and its remains were surrounded by domestic jugs rather than by hammers, flint knives and weapons that typically accompany male remains.
Thanks to Kebmodee for bringing this to the attention of the It’s Interesting community.
Findyourfacemate.com, which launches this month, uses sophisticated facial recognition software to run a dating service that helps people find others who look like them.
Read about it here: http://nymag.com/news/intelligencer/topic/findyourfacemate-2011-3/
Yan Liu and Yun’ai Jiang at Beijing’s National Institute of Biological Sciences found that when male mice have low levels of serotonin in their brains they lose their normal preference for female mice and try to mate equally with both sexes. When injected with more serotonin, their preference for females is restored.
Read a summary of the work, just published in Nature, here:
According to the Bronx Zoo, “Flowers wilt. Chocolates melt. Roaches are forever.”
This year the Bronx Zoo is exhibiting 58,000 giant Madagascar hissing roaches, and offering Valentine’s Day naming rights for $10 apiece.
http://www.bronxzoo.com/name-a-roach/
Could there be at beter way to let your loved one know how you feel on this special day?
The Wildlife Conservation Society, which runs the Bronx Zoo, suggests “Maybe it’s in recognition of your one and only’s virility, or strength in the face of high radiation.”
The roaches, which are native to the island of Madagascar off the south-eastern coast of Africa, are not pests and do not inhabit human dwellings. In fact, they are actually popular pets because of their hissing sound, large size, and appearance.
They generate their hissing sound by forcing air through breathing pores on each segment of their thorax and abdomen. They are believed to be the only insect that can “growl” in this manner.
Their hiss takes three forms: the disturbance hiss, the female-attracting hiss, and the fighting hiss. All cockroaches can generate the disturbance hiss, and only males use the fighting hiss (when challenged by other males). The fighting hiss is used to establish a dominance hierarchy by one of the males backing down and the fight being over. Males hiss more often than females. The males are also known to ram one another with their horns and shove one another about with their abdomens during competition for standing in the roach hierarchy.
She stabbed him to death with a cooking knife after finding a hickey on his neck.
http://boston.cbslocal.com/2011/01/31/man-stabbed-to-death-in-medford/
It’s an emergency – there might not be enough strippers in Dallas to meet demand during Superbowl XLV. It’s estimated that the city will need about 10,000 exotic dancers for the weekend.
http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/Dallas-faces-stripper-shortage-before-Super-Bowl-XLV-012711
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