And it comes with the tagline: “Within this box lies one of the greatest secrets of our times. A clip of grande weirdness.” Cool huh?? And how weird is it? Just imagine, a car full of seawater and fish, a motorcycle run by a lobster, divers diving into a bowl of soup, the list is endless!! This video can be seen from Nokia’s website when you “break one of the four seals”.

Rhode Island traffic cop Tony Lapore gets down and funky (even breakdanced a bit! LOL) directing motorists. And he looks so happy dancing that it makes you feel sad when you think if there’s anyone out there who understand his hand gestures.. Hahaha!

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It’s coz the brains of flies are wired to avoid the swatter. According to U.S. researchers who made their fly study results known last Thursday, at the mere hint of a threat, the flies adjust their preflight stance to flee in the opposite direction. Of course, you, the swatter is like “what?? where did it go??” Michael Dickinson of the California Institute of Technology explained, “These movements are made very rapidly, within about 200 milliseconds, but within that time the animal determines where the threat is coming from and activates an appropriate set of movements to position its legs and wings.”

Apparently, in response to a threat from the front, the fly moves its middle legs forward, leans back and raises its back legs for a backward takeoff. If the threat is from the side, the fly leans the other way before takeoff. Mr. Dickinson, whose research appears in the journal Current Biology, further explained: “This illustrates how rapidly the fly’s brain can process sensory information into an appropriate motor response.” So you, the swatter, not swat at the fly’s starting position, but instead, aim for the escape route.

We all know that shopping carts (you know, the with-four-wheels kind) have a mind of their own. But have you ever imagined the carts being possessed by bad elements? Pretty weird idea huh?? But hey, that’s the premise of the funny commercial below. Go watch! ^_^

For those not in the know, Cialis (Tadalafil) is very much like Viagra (Sildenafil) — that is they are used to treat impotence (erectile dysfunction). Cialis tablets are taken orally, colored yellow, film-coated, and almond-shaped. Cialis’ 36-hour effectiveness earned it the nickname, “The Weekend Pill”. In contrast, Viagra is only good for four hours. Anyway, enough medical talk — just go watch the video below and laugh your heart out!

Use a sledgehammer for revenge! That would surely leave a mark on his life! LOL ^_^ Watch the funny commercial below and see how a scorned wife takes revenge on her cheating husband. So hilarious! Hehe!

Back in the college days of our moms and dads, Psych 101 was considered a quirky class. But these days, it’s just another boring class. So what’s the latest quirky and weird college classes around? Check this list from www.collegeotr.com! Enjoy guys! ^_^

1) Santa Clara University offers a class called The Joy of Garbage. Its professor Virginia Matzek says, “I like it to be fun. We sort through garbage on the first day of class, and I actually have a closet full of (dry) garbage in my office for that purpose right now. But it’s also a serious class that requires people to do research and learn how to work with data.” Yeah, sorting through garbage sounds like a ball.

2) Physics professor Michael Dennin teaches a Science of Superheroes class at UC Irvine. The course description says, “Have you ever wondered if Superman could really bend steel bars? Would a ‘gamma ray’ accident turn you into the Hulk? What is a ‘spidey-sense’? And just who did think of all these superheroes and their powers? In this seminar, we discuss the science (or lack of science) behind many of the most famous superheroes. Even more amazing, we will discuss what kind of superheroes might be imagined using our current scientific understanding.”

3) If UC Irvine had a soul mate, it would probably be Columbia College, where a course called Zombies in Popular Media is offered. Apparently academia’s impression of what college students find interesting mostly involves mutation, monsters, and really muscly guys with weird allergies to green rocks.

4) Professor Karim Tiro taught a class at Xavier University called A History of the Pig in America. Apparently pigs may be metonyms for America.

5) At Lynn University, students can opt to take a course entitled The Final Four Experience, in which students actually were able to attend the Final Four. Now that’s the kind of final I’m talking about…

6) Ken Keffer of Centre College lets his students endorphinize and intellectualize simultaneously in his course, The Art of Walking. On a normal day, the professor brings his students on walks while discussing Kant.

7) Though most college students could write their own books on infidelity, at the University of Pennsylvania, they can also take a class called Adultery Novel, which faithfully follows the traditions of adultery in novels throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.

There’s just something about bad television that’s irresistible to philosophy professors, which is probably why Professor Linda Wetzel of Georgetown University offers a course called Philosophy and Star Trek. That and according to Wetzel’s description, “Star Trek is very philosophical.”

The girls are simply amazing! They bend their bodies to whatever shape and size.. Flexibility is really best when you’re young eh?? But if these Caucasians can do these stuff, the Orientals can do even so much better! Not to be racist or anything okay? Peace! LOL

We all know what puffer fishes are — they are fishes that have the ability to inflate themselves to beach ball size to escape predators. But, have you seen a puffer fish in action?? That is, it inflated itself when attacked by a predator? If not yet, go watch this video! Puffer fishes are simply weird and amazing!

The said “miracle baby” spent at least five hours inside one of the hospital’s refrigerated storage units, before her parents (who had taken her to be buried) began noticing some movement. The baby, weighing only 600 grams at birth, was pronounced dead several hours earlier, after doctors at Western Galilee hospital in northern Israel were forced to abort her mother’s pregnancy because of internal bleeding. 26-year-old Faiza Magdoub was 23 weeks into her pregnancy. She recalls,

“We unwrapped her and felt she was moving. We didn’t believe it at first. Then she began holding my mother’s hand, and then we saw her open her mouth.”

The hospital deputy director Moshe Daniel said, “We don’t know how to explain this, so when we don’t know how to explain things in the medical world we call it a miracle, and this is probably what happened.” The baby was then taken to the hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit for further treatment, but doctors were not sure how long she will live.