On a number of occasions, I've spoken at Career Days at various schools in the area. It's always a blast. I love interacting with kids. For one thing, they are honest. At times, brutally honest.
Some of these facts are weird, interesting, funny etc. Hope you enjoy my Top #20 interesting facts I will post more soon for you to enjoy...Here's one on the house until you get to my Top #20.
Bullet proof vests, fire escapes, windshield wipers, and laser printers were all invented by women.
Hilarious! Just for the halibut, I posted the following on the WBKR Facebook page: "What's a weird request?" I was thinking I'd get a slew of obscure requests. There were a couple, but mainly I got
My sister gave me a cool book for Christmas called "Weird Kentucky." It's full of odd facts, strange happenings, bizarre history, and generally kooky information about the Bluegrass State. It also lays out the locations where you can go to encounter ghosts.
I guess I need to get out more. But I'm just now hearing about this game "Two Truths and a Lie," where you tell the crowd two things about yourself that are true and one thing that isn't. They have to guess which are true and which one isn't. I dig it. Let's do it. Take the challenge. How well do you know me? Pick the lie and find out.
I've heard about these weird little sects of people (mostly young people) sprinkled throughout the country who drink blood. Gross and dangerous, yes, but this IS the land of the free. Hey, they even have a vampire support page. I've heard of conditions that cause sensitivity to sunlight. And I'm sure there are folks whose canines are a little long--I'm talkin' teeth, not dogs. But these are people with physiological oddities, health issues, or just plain bizarre hobbies. THEY ARE NOT VAMPIRES!
Kyle Dyer, a 15 year veteran of anchoring news in Denver, Colorado, was bitten by an 85 lb. mastiff Wednesday morning while she was taping a segment to appear on KUSA-TV.
Ms. Dyer was rushed to the hospital for reconstructive surgery and will be out for several weeks while she recovers.
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A few weeks ago, a loyal WBKR listener sent me word that a "Moon Mullins" had gold records for sale at a Nashville charitable online auction site and wondered if it was me. It is a widely known fact that I share an alias with another very famous star... he too could have owned these priceless treasures so I investigated further.
By Kathleen Perricone |
Move over, Apple, Suri, Bronx, and Blue Ivy — here comes Exton Elias. That's the unusual moniker Robert Downey Jr. and his wife, Susan, have given their newborn son, who was born on Tuesday morning in Los Angeles, clocking in at 7 pounds, 5 ounces and 20 inches long. "Everyone is healthy and they couldn't be happier," a friend of the couple tells People. Although the "Sherlock Holmes" actor, 46, accidentally spilled the beans about the baby's sex i
Is it an episode of "The X-Files?" Or maybe Animal Planet's "Lost Tapes?" Nope, this is the real thing. Watch and listen as two men working in the Canadian wilderness are transfixed by some seriously scary sounds
There is a long history of people trying to impersonate famous athletes – a recent example being of a fake Vince Young who posed as the Philadelphia Eagles’ quarterback and tried to get young women to give him money for his “foundation.”
Nick Lower showed up at Super Bowl week’s Media Day on Tuesday looking an awful lot like New England Patriots’ star Tom Brady, but his motivation for impersonating the popular quarterback doesn’t seem quite so nefarious.
