It takes a lot of gall to scam your own mother, especially if you claim to be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in the process.
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Escaping a prison sentence, escaping their family, or promoting a concert are just a handful of reasons people have faked their own deaths over the years.
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When a robotics company decided to test their robot's ability to work in a convenience store for 24 hours straight, they quickly found out that 1/3 of the bots were slackers who didn't want to stock shelves or take out the trash.
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Access to Vegemite is not a right - even if you're in Australia. But one dedicated prisoner brought his petition for access to the spread all the way to the country's Supreme Court.
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What's creepier than drinking from a cup made from a skull? How about rubbing your body with the fat of a corpse? Read about these and other weird uses for corpses at the link.
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Google was almost named back rub and we're so glad no one ever told us to just "backrub it." Read about more companies that almost went by other names at the link.
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This college professor got busted for peeing on a student's backpack, but it turns out he was already being investigated for multiple, similar incidents.
https://t.co/cxtEZdOiVL
Over a million doars in food was wasted when someone hacked the refrigerators at French grocery stores, causing temperatures to shoot to over 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The iron clad beetle's shell is so tough that scientists intentionally drove a car over it to see if it would survive. It was just fine.
https://t.co/uYyh6vaYLS
When a moose fell into the bowl at a skate park, he quickly learned where the expression "skate or die" comes from. Fortunately, he was able to be rescued before he committed to either outcome.
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