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Homeless advocates slam duvet cover
06 February 2012Homeless advocates in Sweden have slammed a new duvet cover that resembles cardboard boxes, saying the marketing of it exploits homeless people.
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36-year-old virgin has fathered 14 kids
06 February 2012A 36-year-old US man is believed to have fathered 14 kids despite the fact he's never had sex before.
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Monkeys fed red wine as flu remedy
06 February 2012Monkeys are being given wine as a remedy against flu at a zoo in central Kazakhstan as a remedy against flu.
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Man testing equipment finds friend's brain tumour
03 February 2012A man who has testing brain surgery equipment found a tumour in his friend's brain which has now been successfully removed.
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Tiger Bread renamed Giraffe Bread
03 February 2012A British supermarket has renamed its Tiger Bread ''Giraffe Bread'' after three-year-old Lily Robinson sent a letter to ...
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Brothel job receives loads of applications
02 February 2012Dozens of applications have been received for a job in Australia for a ''brothel inspector'' which require potential sui...
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Ghandi lookalikes break record
02 February 2012Nearly 500 Mahatma Gandhi lookalikes in India have set a new world record.
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Man takes mum on bus trip after she dies
01 February 2012A man took his mother on a bus trip in Britain - after she died.
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Man fired nail into brain and didn't realise
01 February 2012A man fired a three-inch nail into his brain without even realising, and he thought the doctor was joking when he showed him an X-Ray of the item.
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75-year royal ale found
01 February 2012A lost batch of royal ale made to celebrate Edward VII's first year on the throne has been discovered 75 years after it was hidden.
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Councils admits sign error
01 February 2012A British council has angered residents by putting a note on a tree asking people to refrain from doing just that.
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Teenager lives off chicken nuggets for 15 years
01 February 2012A British teenager has been eating virtually nothing but chicken nuggets for 15 years which has led to doctors warning h...
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Police catch underwear thief
01 February 2012Police in Thailand have caught a man with more than one thousand pairs of women's underwear in his car and more than 10,000 pairs at his home.
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Stolen painting reported 12 years later
01 February 2012An Australian gallery in Melbourne has reported the theft of a painting - 12 years after they noticed it was missing.
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Uzbekistan bans Valentine's Day celebrations?
01 February 2012Authorities in Uzbekistan have reportedly banned events to celebrate Valentine's Day, including a number of concerts.
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Man told to rip out 100k Stark Trek home
01 February 2012A British 'Star Trek' fan who spent 100,000 turning his house into a replica Starship Enterprise is having to rip it out...
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6-legged bisexual lamb born
01 February 2012A six-legged bisexual lamb has been born in Georgia, much to the delight of its owner.
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Man claims ghost hit wife, not him
01 February 2012A man arrested on suspicion of domestic abuse has denied the claims and told police that a ghost did it.
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Moby Dick toilet paper up for auction
01 February 2012'Moby Dick' toilet paper has gone up for auction for £650 on eBay.
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Man wants to be like a real-life Tarzan
01 February 2012A British supermarket worker has quit his job as a security guard and moved to Africa to live like a real-life Tarzan.
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Woman plans to marry a warehouse
01 February 2012A woman is planning to tie the knot with a 107-year-old warehouse in a gay marriage ceremony in Seattle, US.
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Beyonce university course offered
01 February 2012A university in New Jersey, America, is offering students the opportunity to study a course on singer Beyonce Knowles.
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Fat cat to have knee-replacement surgery
01 February 2012A US cat has become the first feline to have knee-replacement surgery because vets cannot amputate the feline's leg due to its size.
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Woman asked for ID to buy teaspoons
01 February 2012A woman in Britain was asked to provide ID when she was trying to buy teaspoons because she was told they could be used as drug paraphernalia.
