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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumBad news, thanks to the Monkey Pox outbreak it’s not a good idea to touch another person’s pustules for a while. Meanwhile, a woman danced with a cardboard cutout of her mom at her wedding. Plus, a gold miner in Canada unexpectedly found a full preserved woolly mammoth.
The city of Chicago seems to be taking one of Garry’s suggestion for giving homeless people a place to stay. Meanwhile, a wedding was interrupted by a rude neighbor who decided to mow their lawn at that moment. Plus, a homesick dog escaped a pet hotel and returned home while its owners were on vacation.
A Maryland man played six lottery scratch-off games in one day and won prizes from all six for a total of $105,039. Meanwhile, a man who spent $20,000 on gold chain after winning $30,000 in the lottery was robbed of it at a gas station. Plus, hundreds of British soldiers have been barred from serving in the Balkans after footage of an orgy at a military base surfaced
A Florida man is accused of cutting his roommate with a pocketknife during a fight that began with an argument over a Toaster Strudel. Meanwhile, an alleged squatter with a bogus lease is refusing to leave a Chicago woman’s house — and there’s nothing cops can do about it. Plus, a North Carolina charter school’s requirement that girls wear skirts based on the view that they are “fragile vessels” deserving of “gentle” treatment by boys is unconstitutional
A Florida woman has been arrested after allegedly making a bomb threat to her son’s high school, enraged that her son wasn’t being fed enough at the cafeteria. Meanwhile, a Montana high school principal was surprised when 12 students rode their horses to school — and, in accordance with an old law, he had to take care of them. Plus, robotic limbs might be looking much more realistic soon.
Garry has noticed some similarities between the war in Ukraine and the Amber Heard trial. Meanwhile, it turns out it’s not just you, products have gradually been shrinking. Plus, one online subscription service is booming.
A woman in Canada bought a pair of used roller skates that turned out to be hers from 40 years ago. Meanwhile, a new survey suggests people have no idea what they want to do when they get out of school. Plus, cars might be polluting the environment in a way you wouldn’t expect.
