There are many untouched plane wrecks in the UK, dating back to WWII. Removing them is forbidden!

There are many untouched plane wrecks in the UK, dating back to WWII. Removing them is forbidden!

Unlike ship wrecks, we don't often think of plane wrecks remaining around. Usually, the plan explodes and essentially destroys most of it's material.

However, this was not the case with several WWII plane crashes in the UK. Remote parts of Scotland is actually dotted with these wrecks.

These WWII planes, in varying states of destruction, are strewn across the Scottish countryside. Why haven't they been cleaned up?

Some are in very remote locations, but they are also protected under the Protection of Military Remains Act of 1986. This act forbids tampering with military wreckage.

Plus these planes could still have ammunition and human remains near them so it is a good idea to leave them alone. They stand as morbid reminders of the death and destruction of WWII.

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A person is only considered electrocuted if they die as a result!

A person is only considered electrocuted if they die as a result!

While this may seem trivial to some, try and remember this next time you gather static electricity and tell an employee of Webster’s Dictionary that you are about to electrocute them. If they really knew what you were saying they would run away screaming.

The verb “to electrocute,” is actually an American invention of a word. This means it wasn’t really a word until some American guy pulled a George W. And put two words together.

Electrocute comes from the words “electricity,” and “execute.” Technically, if one is being electrocuted, they are being executed by having electricity run through their body until they are dead. So what’s the proper term?

Next time your friend says they’ll electrocute you through static electricity, you can now snidely wrinkle your nose at them and scoff at their stupidity.

What they most likely meant was “to shock.” Unless they really did mean they hoped to electrocute you. If so, we recommend finding new friendly quickly.

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Exotic Pets 4 Sale

Nothing like some over the top pets to scare the shit out of people as they shop in peace. That’s exactly what I was hoping for on my trip to the store, to worry less about stepping in your pet’s crap on the floor and worry more about whether or not it’s going to attack me. Super duper!

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There is no rule against distorting or falsifying the news in the United States!

There is no rule against distorting or falsifying the news in the United States!

In February 2003, a Florida Court of Appeals unanimously agreed with an assertion by FOX News that there is no rule against distorting or falsifying the news in the United States.

A couple started working for FOX for an investigation regarding bovine growth hormone, and throughout the research they found that there were many health risks related to it, and people from Florida did pretty much nothing to avoid selling products with this dangerous hormone.

FOX made them distort the story and once they denied doing it, FOX fired them, they sued the company and the court appealed in favor of FOX Company.

Apparently it's o.k for television companies to lie to it's viewers.

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Kepler Could Rise From the Dead

In an interesting twist to the story of NASA's ace planet-hunting telescope Kepler, mission managers have announced their intention to bring the mission back online despite suffering a crippling blow in May. Continue reading →



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Professor Layton And The Azran Legacy review – end of an era - Metro

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