The Hershey Krackel Bar is the BEST Halloween Candy of All Time According to A Nationwide survey

JoJoe The Skating Dog

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Balloon Boy Tells The Truth

Criminal charges are in the works. Some people will do anything to be famous. Parents at least father) will probably go to jail.

Incredible Speed Chess

Incredible Speed Chess Match

It's almost entertaining.

LASER ETCHING MY CEREAL SOUNDS A LITTLE FLAKEY

In either a marketing gimmick or a hoax, a major food distributor has etched its name into its food. According to a story on news.com.au the Kellogg’s cereal company has successfully etched its name into individual flakes of their popular cereal Corn Flakes. Why? Well, a company spokesman says it’s to avoid buyer confusion between actual Corn Flakes and competitor imitation brands and also to give each flake its own “stamp of approval.” At least now you will never be confused about what cereal you’re eating.

Man vs Bear

Legendary competitive eating champion Takeru Kobayashi battles a huge Kodiak bear. Check out the Famous Nathan's 4th Of July Hot Dog Eating Contest videos on the web, if you have a few minutes with really nothing to do.. It is on ESPN every year. Unbelieveable.

Things You Dont Say To Your Wife

Tim Hawkins is a Christian comedian.

We Are Not Alone

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How To Show Your Support

It all starts with you.

Senior Choir Takes On Hip Hop

Double Stuff

I had not seen all of these. It's great that "The Donald" can poke fun at himself.

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Albertville Woman Lets Daughter Ride In Box On Top Of Moving Vehicle

ALBERTVILLE, Ala. -- An Alabama woman has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child after police say she let her daughter ride in a cardboard box on top of their van. Albertville Police spokesman Sgt. Jamie Smith said the 37-year-old woman was arrested Sunday after police received a call about a minivan on a state highway with a child riding on top.

Smith said the woman told police the box was too big to go inside the van, and that her daughter was inside the box to hold it down.

Smith said the mother told officers it was safe because she had the box secured to the van with a clothes hanger.

The 13-year-old daughter wasn't harmed and was turned over to a relative. A jail worker said the mother was out on bond Monday.

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