They don't call it a "survival cell" for nothing.... READ ON
Gravity is an excellent chef.... READ ON
More often than not, detoxing is a job best left to your organs.... READ ON
Passengers aren't trained to use them, for starters.... READ ON
Four hundred years ago, if you were a seafaring thief, the label that you received said a great deal—mainly about whoever it was doing the labeling.... READ ON
The Random House Historical Dictionary of American Slang pinpoints comedian Jimmy Durante as the first person to use this meaty metaphor.... READ ON
What goes on inside a windmill? ... READ ON
Like many things, it all goes back to Shakespeare. Maybe.... READ ON
The packing list is very specific—and includes a single pair of underwear for every two days.... READ ON
When Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press in 1440, he couldn’t have foreseen how his humble creation would eventually lead to a global industry churning out millions of books each year.... READ ON
The different colored uniforms aboard the Enterprise are about more than just looks. ... READ ON
Can you have a planet that isn't round? And what do potatoes have to do with it?... READ ON
The answer may have something to do with your brain's chemistry.... READ ON
They're far from decorative.... READ ON
Believe it or not, the shape of the window is a matter of life and death. ... READ ON
In a world where previews come before movies, why are they called "trailers"? ... READ ON
In the 1980s, a beer-drinking goat was elected mayor of Lajitas, TX.
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