U.S. citizens used to have the option to add new visa pages to their passport, but as of January 1 new passports can contain only 28 or 52 pages. The restriction, which the Department of State says “was made to … Continue reading
NEW YORK, NY.- The chair used by author J.K. Rowling while she wrote the first two Harry Potter books — Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets — will cross the auction block in … Continue reading
Last month, Iwo Jima veteran Leo Bradley went to his local Wisconsin polling place to cast his vote in a statewide election. He took the trip with wife and his veterans affairs card in hand, but was told that the … Continue reading
Most of the text in this photo relates to Proposition 25, an initiative on the November 1938 ballot in California to create a system of “retirement warrants” in place of public assistance for anyone qualified to vote in California and … Continue reading
The choice is yours and some people don’t just blur the line, they eradicate it completely. For example:
I’m certain that Americans faking British accents sounds as amusing to their ears as this does to ours.
British academics have used geographic profiling in a study which backs up a theory about the identity of mysterious street artist Banksy, they said Friday. Scientists at Queen Mary University of London said the pattern of how Banksy’s artworks are distributed … Continue reading
The Truthiness Shall Set You Freak
Stannous Flouride's Book of Truthiness 