Do you need to add a stuffed, explosive combat ordinance plush to your collection? Well, now you can with Clay the Claymore plush.
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Clay the Claymore Plush
Do you need to add a stuffed, explosive combat ordinance plush to your collection? Well, now you can with Clay the Claymore plush.
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T-Rex Racing
Lyndsey Wasson went to the Emerald Downs Racetrack in Auburn Washington to capture the T-Rex Racing Championship.
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Two guys made their own fiber internet provider
In rural, Michigan, two guys made their own fiber Internet provider after poor service for too long from Comcast. Herman said he was the chief operating officer of his father’s construction company and that he shifted the business “from doing just directional drilling to be a turnkey contractor for ISPs.” Baciu, Herman’s brother-in-law (having married…
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Home run derby robbery
Last Monday, high schooler Sam Musterer leapt and temporarily robbed Junior Caminero of a home run during the home run derby. This will definitely pop up in highlight reels forever.
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Lettervoxd
A fun site if you like worms: Lettervoxd. Look up where words used in movies.
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Hermit crab conservation
Someone noticed hermit crabs using plastic for their shell. They created an organization that cleans beaches and offers hermit crabs actual shells.
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Home run swing off
When the Major League All-Star game ended with a miniature home run derby, it felt like something out of Banana Ball.
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Roland Garros French Open poster art
Roland Garros has been creating posters for the French open since 1981. It’s interesting to see the aesthetics and styles change over 40+ years.
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ChatGPT Is Changing the Words We Use in Conversation
ChatGPT Is Changing the Words We Use in Conversation
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Jordan Harper – She Rides Shotgun
She Rides Shotgun will soon be a movie. The book that it’s based on tells of Nate McCluskey and his daughter, Polly, attempting to escape an Aryan Nation branch in Southern California. Jordan Harper writes a taut, propulsive story with hard boiled lyricism, mixing violence and pathos. Definitely recommended as a quick, engaging, easy read.