Mad Jack Churchill, Sword-Wielding Slayer
Mad Jack Churchill was the only soldier during World War Two credited with dispatching an enemy with a longbow. If his longbow wasn’t handy Mad Jack was just as comfortable with a Scottish broadsword.
The Grisly Tale Behind Frozen Charlotte Dolls
What was bath time like for you as a child? Loads of bubble-bath, maybe the obligatory rubber duck or some colorful plastic cups? Did you ever enjoy your soapy adventures with a porcelain doll embodying the spirit of a teenage girl who froze to death on her way to a New Year’s ball? Those Victorians were a dark bunch.
Floating Island Project Could Liberate Humanity From Dastardly Politicians
Plans for an independent floating nation which may house up to 300 families, provide community facilities such as hotels, restaurants and offices, could help alleviate climate change in French Polynesia.
Snowlandia, the World’s Biggest Snow Labyrinth – Become a Real Life Maze Runner
Zakopane is already a popular destination for winter sports but the town has another reason you’d want to visit, Snowlandia, the world’s biggest snow labyrinth.
Diabetes cured in mice – mice ecstatic, monkeys cautiously optimistic
Lab mice have been cured of diabetes by two researchers from UT San Antonio. Bruno Doiron and Ralph A DeFronzo have successfully treated mice with Type 1 … Read more
Toblerone’s new shape inadvertently reduces dental carnage
Pesky chocolate executives have struck again and tinkered with another iconic symbol from the world of confectionary.
