Bunny Rabbits Thrive with New Penile Erectile Tissue

Results of a new study will be very interesting to men, as US scientists have been able to grow penile erectile tissue using stem cells and bunny rabbits.

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Fury over three-year-old's retouched school photo

The father of a three-year-old girl from northern Sweden is outraged that school photographers have retouched his daughter's school picture for the second year in a row.

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Michigan man can sue store he robbed

A Michigan judge says a man who claims he was chased, shot and beaten by workers at a store he'd just robbed, can sue the men, but only if he comes up with $10,000 within two weeks. Scott T.

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Chupacabra - Creationist Museum Displays Mystery Beast

Last week a most unusual animal made its world premiere in an equally strange museum in the small town of Phoenix, New York.

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Giant Pumpkin Breaks Record

The record for giant pumpkins was broken this month with one farmer growing a hefty gourd that weighed more than the average cow.

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Bats Find Fellatio Beneficial

When they do their thing, female Chinese fruit bats add oral sex to get the males to prolong the act, scientists now find, suggesting the behavior confers evolutionary benefits.

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Twitter anarchist raided under 'riot' laws

An anarchist social worker raided by the feds wants his computers, manuscripts and pick axes back. He argues that authorities violated the U.S. Constitution and the rights of his mentally ill clients while searching for evidence that he broke an anti-rioting law on Twitter.

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Fascist garden gnomes invade Bavarian Town

The small Bavarian town of Straubing has been invaded by 1,250 fascist garden gnomes with their stubby right arms raised in a Hitler salute – all in the name of art.

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Stockholm's bunnies burned to keep Swedes warm

Swedes solve two problems with one solution. Too many bunnies, not enough heat? Burn the bunnies!

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Giant Invasive Snakes Threaten U.S. Ecosystems

In a new report, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) assessed the ecological risks that nine giant non-native snake species would bring if they were ever established in the United States. The result: Five of them pose a high risk and four pose a medium risk.

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If I ruled the world, by Jeremy Clarkson | - Times Online

Perhaps the most popular choice for PM never to run is our own Jeremy Clarkson. Would he really be the best choice for Britain? Clarkson has been laying out a manifesto of sorts for years in The Sunday Times and Times Online.

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Fla. woman hospitalized after 'gang attack' by raccoons

Sheriff's investigators in Florida are on the lookout for five raccoons who "gang attacked" an elderly woman this weekend and left her with serious injuries from bites all over her body, WTSP-TV reports.

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UFO sighting over UP skies?

ALGER COUNTY -- An Ishpeming man is looking for answers to a strange sight in the September skies. It was a bright looking object over Hovey Lake in Alger County that caught the eye of Mark Perala.

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Kenosha News | Zombies wheel their way through taverns

Ride of the living dead, this is great! Zombies on bicycles, just one more thing to give me nightmares.

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Scorned women charged with tying up lover

Four Wisconsin women are accused of tying up and assaulting a married man after allegedly finding out he was romantically involved with each of them.

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At 26 feet long, this golf tee isn't easy for teeing off

Computer Design class makes a big tee.

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The blue M&M... A magic pill for spine injuries?

I imagine there could be a booming demand for this with the club crowd, too?

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10 questions for supporters of 'Obamacare'

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What's lurking in the dark

A look at Appalacian trail night life, including humerous references to poop and a special brew used to lure animals toward cameras, "the stink".

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Cats cross pool swimmingly

To help ensure her cats' safety around water, Mary Ellen Angel Scribe proves that her cats know how to swim by taking them into the pool with her.

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Oldest living thing found in ice

Scientists have discovered 800,000 year old bacteria DNA, (live!) a mile under the Greenland ice sheet.

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BP says it won't increase pollution

Move follows outcry sparked by Tribune report, but pledge not to dump more in lake is not legally binding

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Giant Spongebob recovered after three-year absence

A three-year old kidnapping case is wrapped up, as spongebob is returned to his rightful owner.

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Have sex while you sleep

This study discovers that it is not impossible to have sex while you sleep.

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4 pit bulls in quarantine after biting 3 people

4 pit bulls roam into a WTMJ parking lot and attack several people.

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