We’ve run out! I’m afraid that after posting over 4,439 Pics of the Day, I have run out of pics. Apparently I’ve been collecting new ones at a rate of less than one per day for some while. When we have more to share, I’ll resume them. And of course, we’ll still have funny or interesting videos every day, so stay tuned!
Yup, you read that right.
I always wondered what these big cabs look like on the inside.
Blowing giant bubbles on the beach.
The world is full of mysterious things. One thing we do know is that there are plenty of things that people have assumed existed over the years that never really did…
The video was shot in one continuous take, but it took about 10 to 12 attempts to get right.
The origins of mail-order brides: While people have been sending messages back and forth to arrange marriages sight-unseen throughout history, the slightly more modern concept of mail-order brides is generally considered to have originated during the days of the American Frontier- a region that, for a time, was decidedly lacking in members of the female persuasion. At the same time, the east coast of the U.S. had something of a surplus of single ladies, especially following the Civil War.
The latest in the “Eerie Mysteries” Series goes to Ireland…
America still has plenty of bizarre and unnerving mysteries in its past waiting for a solution. And so does Canada. Now, it is time to explore the history of Australia and find out what peculiar skeletons still hide in its closet…
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