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Ohio Woman's Shotgun Showdown with Internet Cable Ends in Outage

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While some might view this as an extreme measure, it underscores the frustration many feel with unreliable internet service. Experts warn against such actions, emphasizing that tampering with infrastructure can lead to legal consequences and further service disruptions. Instead, they recommend contacting service providers to address connectivity issues professionally.

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An Ohio woman, frustrated by slow internet, took a shotgun to her cable line, causing a widespread outage. Spectrum confirmed the incident, highlighting the unusual cause of service disruption. This raises questions: Can shooting cables fix internet issues? What are the consequences of DIY repairs?

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19-Year-Old 'Big Balls' Resigns from DOGE Amid Controversy

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Coristine's online persona, 'Big Balls,' became emblematic of DOGE's unconventional approach, blending youthful audacity with high-level governmental access. Reports of his past associations with cybercriminal communities and the revelation of his grandfather's KGB ties added layers of intrigue. Critics questioned the security implications of his role, while supporters lauded his innovative spirit.

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Edward 'Big Balls' Coristine, 19, resigns from DOGE after a tenure marked by rapid promotions and security concerns, leaving Washington abuzz with questions about his meteoric rise and abrupt departure.

📅 News: 2025-06-23
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Uffizi Gallery's 1712 Medici Portrait Torn in Tourist's Selfie Mishap

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This incident underscores a broader issue of museum-goers inadvertently damaging exhibits while taking photos. Similar cases include a student in Milan breaking a 19th-century Greco-Roman statue while attempting a selfie, and a woman in Los Angeles causing $200,000 in damage by toppling sculptures during a photo session. Museums worldwide are grappling with balancing visitor engagement and the preservation of priceless artifacts.

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At Florence's Uffizi Gallery, a tourist's selfie attempt led to a tear in a 1712 Medici portrait, highlighting the growing issue of museum visitors damaging art while taking photos.

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Florida Woman's Vaginal Vault Yields Six Syringes, Fentanyl Stash

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Reno initially claimed she 'forgot' about the contraband hidden internally. This incident highlights the lengths individuals go to evade detection, raising questions about the effectiveness of routine traffic stops in uncovering more serious offenses. The discovery underscores the challenges law enforcement faces in detecting concealed substances during standard procedures.

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Florida woman Jessica Reno, 34, hid six syringes and fentanyl in her vagina during a traffic stop for a mismatched license plate. Arrested for smuggling, she claimed she 'forgot' the items were there, adding a surreal twist to routine policing.

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Ozzy Osbourne's $450 DNA-Infused Liquid Death Cans: Clone Me, You Bastards!

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This collaboration follows Liquid Death's edgy marketing trend, including a 2024 ad where Ozzy humorously warned against misusing their 'Death Dust' drink mix. The brand's partnership with Osbourne continues to blur lines between merchandise and macabre humor, leaving fans both intrigued and amused.

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Ozzy Osbourne's DNA now comes sealed in $450 Liquid Death cans—offering fans a chance to 'clone' the Prince of Darkness. But is this the ultimate collector's item or just a pricey sip of rock history?

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Pierce County Deputy Lassos Chainsaw-Wielding Man from Pond

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The deputy's unconventional use of a lasso, typically seen in livestock management, highlights the adaptability of law enforcement in crisis situations. This method, captured on bodycam footage, has sparked discussions on non-lethal intervention tactics. The man was subsequently taken to a local hospital for mental health evaluation.

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Pierce County deputy uses lasso to rescue chainsaw-wielding man from pond after family dispute escalates. Bodycam footage captures the unusual technique.

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US Scientists Revive 5,000-Year-Old Egyptian Blue for Modern Tech

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Beyond its historical allure, Egyptian blue's unique properties, including near-infrared luminescence, position it as a candidate for advanced applications like fingerprint detection and energy-efficient coatings. As researcher John McCloy notes, 'Modern science reveals hidden stories in ancient Egyptian objects.'

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US scientists resurrected 5,000-year-old Egyptian blue, the world's first synthetic pigment, now eyed for futuristic uses like infrared imaging and counterfeit-proof inks.

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84-Year-Old BC Widow Bequeaths $1M to Male Escort, Family Challenges Will

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The court noted Henry's enjoyment of male companionship post her husband's death and highlighted the 54-year age gap between her and Garstin. Text messages suggest a deeper relationship, raising questions about the will's validity and potential undue influence.

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An 84-year-old BC widow left her $1 million estate to a male escort she met months before her death, prompting her niece and nephew to contest the will, alleging undue influence.

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FDA Targets 'Gas Station Heroin' Surge Amid Youth Health Crisis

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The FDA's alert follows a 525% surge in poison control calls related to tianeptine between 2018 and 2023. Sold under names like 'Tianaa' and 'Pegasus,' these products are easily accessible in gas stations and online, often marketed as cognitive enhancers. Health officials stress the dangers of unregulated substances, urging consumers to seek FDA-approved treatments for medical conditions.

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Tianeptine, dubbed 'gas station heroin,' infiltrates U.S. convenience stores, sparking FDA warnings over severe health risks, including seizures and death.

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Dishwasher's Secret: Adjustable Racks Tame Towering Wine Glasses

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To utilize this function, locate the levers or buttons on the sides of the top rack; pressing them allows you to adjust the rack's height. This adjustment not only accommodates tall stemware but also provides flexibility for larger items in the bottom rack. Remember to consult your dishwasher's manual, as mechanisms can vary by model.

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Discover your dishwasher's hidden feature: adjustable top racks that effortlessly accommodate tall wine glasses, preventing breakage and ensuring a spotless clean.

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78-Year-Old New Zealander Holds Plank 10 Times Longer Than Required

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Williams, a seasoned long-distance runner, incorporated planking into his routine to combat age-related muscle loss. His scientific approach, including data analysis from his smartwatch, led to this remarkable achievement. As he humorously noted, 'My wife tells me that I become obsessed.'

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Maynard Williams, 78, from Tauranga, New Zealand, shattered expectations by holding an abdominal plank for over 30 minutes—10 times the required duration for his age group. This feat leaves many wondering: how long can the average person hold a plank?

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Annabelle Doll's Cross-Country Tour Sparks Paranormal Panic

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The doll, previously confined to the Warrens' Occult Museum, is now on public display, leading to incidents such as a motorcyclist's fatal crash after taunting the doll. This raises concerns about the consequences of exposing the public to objects with dark histories and the potential for malevolent forces to manifest.

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Annabelle, the infamous haunted doll, embarks on a U.S. tour, leaving a trail of eerie incidents and raising questions about the risks of unleashing cursed artifacts.

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Cybertruck Stuck in Snowy Driveway as Subaru Glides Past

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Observers noted the irony: the Cybertruck, marketed for its ruggedness, faltered where the Subaru excelled. This incident has sparked discussions on the reliability of electric trucks in harsh weather conditions, with some questioning if traditional vehicles still hold the upper hand in certain scenarios.

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Tesla's Cybertruck, boasting futuristic design, found itself immobilized in a snowy driveway, while a late-model Subaru effortlessly navigated the same path, highlighting unexpected performance contrasts.

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Pentagon Pizza Surge Foretells Israel-Iran Missile Clash

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The 'pizza-meter' theory posits that increased pizza orders near the Pentagon precede military operations. In 1990, Domino's owner Frank Meeks reported a surge before the Gulf War. Similarly, in 2024, heightened pizza deliveries coincided with Israel's strike on Iran. As one observer noted, 'Monitoring human behavior and patterns is more insightful than any classified briefing.'

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Pentagon pizza orders spiked 200% before Israel's missile strike on Iran, hinting at impending military action. Social media sleuths dub it the 'pizza-meter' effect.

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Blenheim Palace's $6M Gold Toilet Heist: Thieves Sentenced

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The heist, executed in under six minutes, involved smashing through palace gates and ripping the toilet from its plumbing, leading to extensive flooding. Despite convictions, the toilet's whereabouts remain unknown, prompting the question: 'Who stole the gold toilet from Blenheim Palace?'

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Blenheim Palace's $6M gold toilet heist ends with thieves sentenced; the 18-carat throne remains missing, leaving a royal flush of questions.

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Pope Leo XIII's Cocaine-Laced Wine Endorsement Sparks Curiosity

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Beyond the Pope, luminaries like Thomas Edison and Ulysses S. Grant endorsed Vin Mariani. Edison claimed it helped him stay awake longer, while Grant consumed it during his memoir writing. The wine's popularity highlighted the era's fascination with coca-based tonics.

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Pope Leo XIII awarded a Vatican gold medal to Vin Mariani, a cocaine-infused wine, and carried a flask to 'fortify himself when prayer was insufficient.'

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Sri Lanka Seizes 10kg Cocaine Hidden in Plush Toys at Airport

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The cocaine was ingeniously packed into over 500 plastic capsules, each nestled within the plush toys, showcasing the evolving tactics of drug smugglers. This incident underscores Sri Lanka's strategic role in international drug trafficking routes, with authorities intensifying efforts to combat such sophisticated smuggling methods.

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Sri Lankan customs intercepted 10kg of cocaine ingeniously concealed within plush toys at Bandaranaike International Airport, leading to the arrest of a 38-year-old Thai woman. Authorities highlight this as the largest cocaine seizure at the airport to date.

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Oregon SWAT Email: 'Jonesing' for Gas Canisters?

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The email's vivid language, including phrases like 'setting an explosive breaching charge which, when detonated, blows the door off with a sound that can be heard for miles,' has led to internal corrective action against VanMeter. State police emphasized that 'any glamorization of the use of force is not only contrary to agency values, but contradictory to the SWAT team’s history of resolving public safety incidents with a reduction of force.'

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Oregon State Police's SWAT recruitment email invites troopers to 'fire 40mm less lethal rounds' and 'launch gas canisters,' sparking debate over its tone.

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Snooker Pro Jackson Page Opens Pokémon Card Shop in Brynmawr

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Beyond snooker, Page's passion for Pokémon cards inspired this venture. 'I just decided it would be great to open up a shop as a bit of a thing on the side,' he shared. The store boasts rare items, including a Moonbreon card valued over £2,000, attracting collectors and fans alike.

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Snooker sensation Jackson Page, famed for dual 147 breaks, now deals Pokémon cards in Brynmawr, blending cue skills with Pikachu pursuits.

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Supreme Court Revives FBI's 2017 Wrong-House Raid Lawsuit

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The Court's ruling sends the case back to the 11th Circuit to determine if the Federal Tort Claims Act allows the lawsuit to proceed. Justice Neil Gorsuch emphasized that the federal government can be held liable under state law similarly to private individuals, stating, 'Congress has entered the field and expressly bound the federal government to accept liability under state tort law.'

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Supreme Court revives lawsuit over FBI's 2017 wrong-house raid in Atlanta, where agents stormed Trina Martin's home, terrifying her 7-year-old son.

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Poundland Sold for £1; 100 Stores Face Closure

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The sale follows a 6.5% drop in sales over six months, attributed to Pepco's decision to align Poundland’s product offerings with its continental Europe operations. Gordon Brothers has committed up to £80 million to support a turnaround, with Barry Williams continuing as managing director. Pepco will now focus on its more profitable Pepco brand.

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Poundland, the UK discount chain, sold for £1 to Gordon Brothers, with up to 100 stores set to close amid declining sales and increased competition.

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French Tesla Owners Sue Over 'Far-Right Totem' Allegations

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The plaintiffs report incidents where their Teslas were defaced with swastikas and subjected to other forms of damage. They contend that Musk's controversial gestures and statements have not only alienated environmentally conscious drivers but also exposed them to increased insurance costs and depreciation in vehicle value. 'Because of Elon Musk's actions... Tesla branded vehicles have become strong political symbols and now appear to be veritable extreme-right 'totems',' stated the GKA law firm representing the clients.

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Ten French Tesla lessees sue to terminate contracts, claiming Elon Musk's political ties have turned their eco-friendly cars into 'far-right totems,' leading to vandalism and public scorn.

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Swiss Powerlifter Buried in Freezing Snow Sets 2-Hour Record

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Meyer, accustomed to 3ºC temperatures, aimed to demonstrate human resilience. Emerging from the snowpile, he remarked, 'The heavy snow pressed me down, causing my shoulders and elbows to ache.' He hinted at future attempts, stating there's 'much more to come.'

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Elias Meyer, a Swiss powerlifter, endured a 2-hour snow burial in Andermatt, setting a new record for full-body contact with snow, defying hypothermia risks.

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Florida's Teen Workforce Plan Collapses Amid Surreal Labor Shortages

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Despite legislative efforts to relax child labor laws, the anticipated influx of teenage workers did not materialize, leaving sectors like agriculture and construction understaffed. The failure highlights the complexities of addressing labor shortages without compromising worker welfare. As one observer noted, 'Replacing experienced workers with untrained teens was never a sustainable solution.'

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Florida's bid to replace migrant workers with teens crumbles as labor shortages persist, leaving industries in a lurch.

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Millersburg's 'Fill My Hole' App: Pothole Reporting Revolution

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By leveraging this app, Millersburg hopes to expedite pothole repairs, reducing vehicle damage and improving driving conditions. The user-friendly interface encourages active participation, fostering a sense of communal responsibility for infrastructure upkeep.

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Millersburg's 'Fill My Hole' app lets residents report potholes, turning road hazards into digital treasure hunts. Will this tech fix the town's bumpy reputation?

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Tzuyang's 30,000-Calorie Feasts Leave Fans Baffled

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Medical experts suggest that Tzuyang's rapid digestion and efficient nutrient absorption prevent weight gain despite her massive food intake. ([koreaboo.com](https://www.koreaboo.com/stories/doesnt-mukbang-youtuber-tzuyang-gain-weight-even-though-eats-so-much-doctor-explains/?utm_source=openai)) As one doctor noted, "She doesn't keep food in her stomach for a long time and sends the food she eats to the bowels right away."

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Mukbang star Tzuyang devours 30,000 calories daily yet remains slim, sparking curiosity about her unique metabolism and health secrets.

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Florida Musician Crafts Guitar from Uncle's Skeleton, Dubbed 'Skelecaster'

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Midnight faced challenges in constructing the 'Skelecaster,' including reinforcing the spine with a metal bar to support the guitar neck. Despite initial skepticism from his mother, who deemed the project 'sacrilegious,' she conceded that Filip would prefer 'shredding' over resting in the ground. The guitar, while unconventional, produces a sound Midnight describes as 'awesome.'

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Tampa's Prince Midnight transforms his late uncle's skeleton into a functional guitar, the 'Skelecaster,' blending family legacy with heavy metal homage.

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