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When 17-year-old Chuck Shriner crossed the stage to pick up his high school diploma on Saturday, he took a knee and Tebow-ed the principal. The stunt got him a lot of laughs and applause from the parents and students in attendance, but it also got him a day of janitorial duty -- and he left without his diploma.
Women's boxing will make its debut at this summer's Olympic Games in London, and the US now has its first official team member: 22-year-old Marlen Esparza of Houston, Texas, who secured the spot after beating the snot out of another chick at the women’s world boxing championships in China earlier this week.
Word to the wise: if you're pulled over for your billionth DUI, the best way to prove your sobriety is definitely not to jump off a bridge. You're welcome, glad to help.
Streets are often named after notable people, so one can only imagine how exactly New Portland, Maine residents came up with the name Katie's Crotch Road.
With tax season upon us, you may be thinking of some "creative" deductions to make your bill a little smaller. But we're hoping they aren't this creative.
Proving that the old adage of "only stupid criminals get caught" is true, a would-be robber who was persuaded to apply for a job at the adult video store he was trying to shake down found himself in handcuffs after he ever-so-helpfully put his real name on the application.
It's embarrassing enough to be arrested for flashing your junk at unsuspecting passers-by but when the junk you're showing off isn't even yours, that's just a little sad.
One of the ways Oreo is celebrating its 100th birthday is by letting you send smartphone coupons for cookies to your friends. But why send cookies when you can send a beer?
Back in the 1970s, football great Joe Namath did a television commercial for pantyhose, proving that with enough charisma and swagger, the right guy can sell just about anything. His ad was meant for women -- but a whole new generation of hose and tights are aimed squarely at men.
In the old song 'Candy Man,' Sammy Davis Jr. once opined that the aforementioned confectioner "makes everything he bakes satisfying and delicious." What he left out is "... especially if he makes them out of heroin."
