Showing posts with label Strange but true. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Strange but true. Show all posts

Monday, May 28, 2018

I went grocery shopping for the holiday and you never guess who I met at the Supermarket?


That's right the Duke!

He was featured in this months issue of American Cowboy. You don't always see many people shopping at the magizine and book section of King Cullen. So it was a pristine copy. It had a bunch of interesting little tibets. Nothing that a real fan like ed or I wouldn't know but it was still worth picking up.

But then I was pretty disheartened. I turned the corner and ran into this guy. How do they let low lifes like this into this joint. Seriously?


Saturday, October 22, 2016

Expert reveals intriguing theory behind 250,000-year-old aluminum 'UFO part' that stunned alien hunters


Daily Mirror October 21, 2016 by Anthony Bond and Kara O'Neil
It is a mystery which is baffling experts and dividing opinion.
A piece of aluminium that looks as if it was handmade is being hailed as 250,000-year-old proof that aliens once visited Earth.
Metallic aluminum was not really produced by mankind until around 200 years ago, so the discovery of the large chunk in Romania that could be up to 250,000 years old is being held as a sensational find.
The details of the discovery were never made public at the time because it was pulled out of the earth in communist Romania in 1973.

Tuesday, July 7, 2015

A very rare lobster caught in Maine...will be named after President Obama

New York Post July 7,2015
 A very unusual lobster has turned up in Maine.
The Press Herald reports an orange-brown lobster arrived last week at Pine Point Fisherman’s Co-Op in Scarborough. It is not yet known who caught it.
According to research by the Lobster Institute, the chance of finding a split-colored lobster is one in 50 million.
The institute reports that only the albino lobster is rarer, with the chances of catching it at one in 100 million. The only thing that is as rare is of course finding a white person after dark in downtown Cincinnati.