Four Humans Return From Moon Like It Is Normal

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London Quietly Moves Goalposts On Classic Tradition

Perfectly Safe Crossing Invites World To Disagree

Dutchman Named Nils Completes The Van Gogh Ikea Pillow Set

Chicken Chain Offers Legal Documents Now For Some Reason

Silent Cartoon Man Speaks After 35 Years Of Thinking About It

For 35 years, Jim Woodring's character Frank has wandered the hallucinatory landscape of the Unifactor without saying a word. Readers interpreted the allegories on their own. Now Frank has a voice. Quacky , out August 11 from Fantagraphics , is a prose-and-pictures story built…

Astronauts Return After Borrowing The Moon For Nine Days

Rescued Climbers Stuck On Mountain Named Like A Fruit

Quiz Somehow Includes Both Halo And Foreign Leaders

Humans Organize Against Something, Experts Concerned

Sky Fills With Tiny Aircraft Having Extremely Personal Disagreements

Article About Annoyance Achieves Only Its Own Annoyance

Concrete House Prepared For Tornado That Has Not Arrived Yet

Server Achieves Perfect Diagonal, Awaits Community Input

Writing Device Solves Black Levels, Ships With Bees

Writer decks usually have e-ink displays, which are nice to read and easy on batteries. But they're mostly monochrome and sometimes sluggish. Enter Bee Write Back , a distraction-free writing machiner with an OLED display. Colors! Rich, deep blacks! And a cute bee logo. Read the…

Pull-Up Enthusiast Personally Irrigates Entire Parking Structure

Fry Heiress Demands Exit From Family Potato Empire

Ancient Rock Agrees To Babysit Nuclear Waste For A While

Record Marijuana Shipment Fails To Account For Customs

One Letter Turns Girl Mouse's Genome Into Overachiever

Swap one letter in a girl mouse's DNA and she grows testes. Researchers at Bar-Ilan University in Israel edited a small stretch of what scientists used to call "junk DNA," the vast majority of the genome that doesn't build proteins but tells other genes when to turn on or off.…

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Farmers Overcharged For Tractor Feelings, Collect Millions

Anyone who went through a John Deere dealer for major equipment repairs since January 2018 is in line to collect. The company will put $99 million into a class action settlement fund, with plaintiffs recovering 26% to 53% of overcharge damages — well above the typical 5% to 15%…

Man Solves Coworker Problem On Company Time

Theranos Reporter Solves Entirely Different Mystery Next

John Carreyrou — the journalist who broke the Theranos story — spent 18 months trying to identify Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin's pseudonymous creator. His conclusion, published in the New York Times this week: Adam Back, 55, a British cryptographer who invented Hashcash, the…

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Man Invents Safety Pin, Gets $400, Inspires Terrible Dance

Two-Minute Timer Defeats Enemy That Defeated Man For Weeks

A.J. Jacobs has a revision of the old thousand-mile proverb. The journey doesn't start with a step — it starts, he writes, with "putting on your left sock." When it comes to outwitting procrastination, I try to make that first action as easy as possible. Read the rest The post…

Town Builds Statue For Woman Who Might Not Exist

The Princess Mishawaka statue and plaque in Mishawaka, Indiana is a tribute to the legend of a Shawnee Indian maiden, Mishawaka, daughter of Chief Elkhart. There are different versions of Mishawaka's life and a question of whether she was even real. The plaque tells the story…

Japan's PM Deploys Classic Rock As Spousal Curse Mechanism

Seven Clutter Tips Stop Just Short Of Rehoming Children