Six Famous (Canadian) Inventions
Crack open a Labatt Blue and hold on to your snowshoes as we take you on a tour of some of the greatest Canuck inventions of all time.
6 Bizarre Perception Syndromes
In general, syndromes aren't the kinds of things that you'd want to have. Just the word "syndrome" gives us the shudders. We think that it's especially uncool
4 Ways That the Rich Are Already Living in a Sci-Fi Movie
Science fiction has attracted fans with a glimpse at what the future might hold. Over time some gadgets have become so entrenched in the popular psyche, science simply had to create them… even if only a select few can handle the price tag.
6 Amazing Facts About Penisses
Penisses. Now that we have your attention, we have some pretty awesome facts about dicks. Prepared to be aroused and engorged… by facts!
6 Weird Disorders With Even Weirder Side Effects
Is laughter the best medicine? Almost definitely not. Should that stop you from reading about the bizarre side effects of disorders that are, themselves, bizarre? We don’t think it should.
Strangest Psychological Disorders
There are a number of strange phobias and obsessive disorders than can affect people, and then there are those that made this list. Through years of intense
10 of the Most Incredible 3D Printed Objects
3D printing technology has evolved so rapidly that it seems that you can print nearly anything and it will function. This list is merely a sampling of the coolest things 3D printers are capable of making.
4 Awesome Sci-Fi Ideas (That We Tried and Didn’t Like)
Science fiction books and movies offer an infinite realm of seemingly awesome possibilities. All it takes is the right genius at the right time (and the right
3 Bizarre Tales of Alien Abduction
It all began in the early 1960s, when Betty and Barney Hill claimed to have been kidnapped by extraterrestrials and subjected to bizarre medical procedures.
5 Notorious Medical Experiments
Doctors and scientists will tell you the work they do is to benefit mankind. But occasionally their experiments cross a line when their research exists to satisfy their own goals, curiosity… or when the ends can’t justify the means.
