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🕒 12 hrs ago

Belgian Wind Farms Drain Dutch Gusts, 3% Loss Prompts 'Thief' Claims

Belgian wind farms off Ostend reportedly siphon up to 3% of Dutch wind energy, sparking 'wind thief' accusations from Dutch forecaster Remco Verzijlbergh. With turbines strategically southwest, Belgium gains the breezier side of the North Sea, igniting international irony.

🕒 16 hrs ago

Fukushima Soil Transplants: Japan Prime Minister’s Gardens Gain Nuclear Glow

Fukushima soil arrives in the Japan prime minister’s gardens, transforming ordinary flower beds into a radioactive showcase. The 2,000 tons of nuclear disaster earth create a surreal PR move, with glowing plants and official optimism overshadowed by public unease.

🕒 1 day ago

NSA UFO Vault Locks Down 156 Classified Files After 1980 Court Clash

NSA UFO Vault hides 156 classified documents after Citizens Against Unidentified Flying Objects Secrecy’s 1980 lawsuit exposed their existence. From intercepted radar chatter to luminous spheres over Soviet airspace, the agency insists disclosure threatens vital intelligence gathering—leaving the real cosmic drama behind locked vault doors.

🕙12 hrs ago

Belgian Wind Farms Drain Dutch Gusts, 3% Loss Prompts 'Thief' Claims

Belgian wind farms siphon 3% Dutch gusts, fueling 'wind thief' uproar as Remco Verzijlbergh urges urgent cross-border turbine coordination for fair energy gains.

🕙16 hrs ago

Fukushima Soil Transplants: Japan Prime Minister’s Gardens Gain Nuclear Glow

Fukushima soil, 2,000 tons, lands in Japan prime minister’s gardens—radioactive flower beds turn official landscaping into an atomic spectacle, raising eyebrows.

🕙1 day ago

NSA UFO Vault Locks Down 156 Classified Files After 1980 Court Clash

NSA UFO Vault keeps 156 secret files sealed after 1980 lawsuit, as officials claim release could ‘cripple’ intelligence—revealing how the bizarre stays hidden.

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🕒 1 hr ago

CIA Built Star Wars Fan Site to Message Informants, Yoda Nods Approvingly

CIA Star Wars fan site starwarsweb.net hosted games like Battlefront 2 and The Force Unleashed II, but doubled as a covert tool for CIA-informant communication. With Lego sets and Jedi slogans, it looked innocent circa 2010. “Like these games you will,” Yoda quipped onsite.

🕒 11 hrs ago

Snack Dye Renders Mice Transparent, Stuns 7 Researchers in Snack Lab

Snack dye transforms lab mice transparent, stunning 7 researchers during a vivid coloring experiment. The unexpected rodent vanishing act in May 2025 left scientists questioning snack ingredients and their bizarre side effects. One baffled researcher reportedly exclaimed, “Where did they go?”

🕒 1 day ago

Drunk Man Joins Search Party, Accidentally Spends Night Looking for Himself

Drunk man joins local search party after vanishing at 2:00 a.m., spending 7 hours helping look for 'the missing man'—himself. The comedic confusion in this Turkish forest, ending only when his name is called, turns a routine rescue into legend. “Who are we looking for?” he reportedly asked.

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🕒 1 day ago

Shrek Criticism Hits Moscow: Russian Lawmakers Slam Ogre’s Western Influence

Shrek criticism took center stage in Moscow as Russian lawmakers, led by 3 State Duma deputies, targeted the beloved ogre for his 'destructive impact.' During a roundtable on May 27, 2025, Yana Lantratova compared Shrek’s physical flaws to Soviet-era cartoon heroes, calling his Western quirks a growing concern for Russian youth.

🕒 1 week ago

Magnus Carlsen Outmaneuvers 143,000 Online Rivals in Epic Global Draw

Magnus Carlsen, chess grandmaster, clashed with 143,000 global opponents online as “Magnus vs. The World” ended in a perfectly bizarre draw. The 34-year-old Norwegian and chess.com’s massive team traded moves for more than six weeks; Carlsen admitted, “they haven’t given me a single chance.”

🕙1 hr ago

CIA Built Star Wars Fan Site to Message Informants, Yoda Nods Approvingly

CIA Star Wars fan site hid covert messages for informants; 3 game titles, Lego sets, and “So you Wanna be a Jedi?” lured fans—deadly real-world stakes exposed.

🕙11 hrs ago

Snack Dye Renders Mice Transparent, Stuns 7 Researchers in Snack Lab

Snack dye, 7 researchers, and mice: vivid coloring renders rodents transparent in a snack lab, leaving scientists stunned as invisible mice upend snack science.

🕙1 day ago

Drunk Man Joins Search Party, Accidentally Spends Night Looking for Himself

Drunk man unwittingly joins search party, spends 7 hours hunting for himself, leading to an ironic twist and a night no one will forget.

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🕙1 day ago

Shrek Criticism Hits Moscow: Russian Lawmakers Slam Ogre’s Western Influence

Shrek, Moscow, and 3 lawmakers collide as Russian officials blast the ogre’s 'flawed' image, blaming his Western quirks for 21st-century childhood woes.

🕙1 week ago

Magnus Carlsen Outmaneuvers 143,000 Online Rivals in Epic Global Draw

Magnus Carlsen upends chess history as 143,000 online rivals force a draw—world champion’s strategy meets the collective mind in record-breaking standoff.

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🕒 1 week ago

Capuchin Monkeys Launch Infant Howler Monkey Heist on Panama Island

Capuchin monkeys began abducting baby howler monkeys on Panama’s Jicaron island in 2022, with 5 capuchins taking 11 infants over 15 months. Researchers, including Zoe Goldsborough, first thought it was adoption—until mournful howler parents revealed the truth.

🕒 3 weeks ago

Neurosurgeon Declares He's Ready for World's First Human Head Transplant—Seriously, Not Sci-Fi

A neurosurgeon claims he is ready to perform the first human head transplant, making 'neurosurgeon says he is ready to transplant a human head' more than just a sci-fi movie plot. Get ready for the wildest medical headline—real-life Frankenstein may soon need a waiting room.

🕒 2 weeks ago

Apple’s Siri Allegedly Spies, Now Apple Pays Users Cash for Eavesdropping

Apple’s Siri allegedly spied on conversations, resulting in Apple paying users cash for Siri-enabled devices. Privacy concerns meet payday in this odd Apple twist.

🕒 1 month ago

Wicklow Man’s Car Lost for Three Weeks After Epic Stag Night Brain Fog

Wicklow man's car lost for almost three weeks after he forgot where he parked it during a wild stag party in Cork. Ireland’s unofficial new champion of forgetfulness proves that what happens on a stag night really does stay—especially if you can’t find your car afterward. Guinness, anyone?

🕒 1 month ago

Education Secretary Mistakes AI for A1 Sauce: Condiment Goes Viral!

In a comical blunder, Education Secretary Linda McMahon confused artificial intelligence (AI) with the popular A1 sauce during a speech, sparking a wave of jokes and memes online. The mix-up has given A1 a moment in the spotlight, prompting questions about the intersection of politics and food branding in the digital age.

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🕙1 week ago

Capuchin Monkeys Launch Infant Howler Monkey Heist on Panama Island

Capuchin monkeys snatch 11 baby howler monkeys on Panama’s Jicaron island, leaving scientists stunned by animal mischief and baffling cross-species behavior.

🕙3 weeks ago

Neurosurgeon Declares He's Ready for World's First Human Head Transplant—Seriously, Not Sci-Fi

Neurosurgeon says he is ready to transplant a human head, leaving the medical community and sci-fi fans reeling—is this science, madness, or both?

🕙2 weeks ago

Apple’s Siri Allegedly Spies, Now Apple Pays Users Cash for Eavesdropping

Apple and Siri keywords dominate headlines as Apple pays users after Siri’s alleged eavesdropping. Cash for conversations? The Apple lawsuit just got weirder.

🕙1 month ago

Wicklow Man’s Car Lost for Three Weeks After Epic Stag Night Brain Fog

Ireland’s search for the next great detective has a new hero: a Wicklow man who misplaced his car for three weeks after a legendary stag party. GPS, meet Guinness.