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Monday, December 22nd, 2008A touring exhibit of relics salvaged from the sunken luxury liner Titanic has signed a ten-year contract and opened in the Luxor Pyramid in Las Vegas.
The Luxor, which has defied the pyramid curse for years, recently threw out most of its Egyptian-theme interior. Can it continue to keep the yelping dog demons of Anubis [...]
Dog Mayor Statue Unveiled
Saturday, December 20th, 2008On Friday, Dec. 19, we joined a small crowd at the dedication ceremony of Sunol, California’s statue to Bosco Ramos, America’s Dog Mayor (1981-1994).
America’s Dairyland Braces For Great Wall
Friday, December 19th, 2008Don Trent wants to build a mile-long replica of the Great Wall of China next to a highway in Spring Valley, Wisconsin. He lives there in a former elementary school, along with a large collection of Chinese artifacts. No one really knows how Don got his collection, or whether or not his artifacts [...]
Toy Stores You Would Have Missed
Wednesday, December 17th, 2008An article from an upscale travel publication is circulating on the wire services, with the attention-optimized title America’s Most Unique Toy Stores. “Like any good escape,” it reads, “these shops also offer a transitory (yet incredibly vivid) diversion from the woes of the outside world.” That sounds a lot like shoppertainment to us, [...]
Green Tech May Unleash Spook Light Invasion
Tuesday, December 16th, 2008Will light bulbs of the future be powered by cars, trains, and landing planes? It’s happening right now in the happy cartoon animation on the web site of Innowattech. This Israeli company wants to embed piezoelectric materials (quartz crystals) into asphalt and concrete, and when tires run over them, electricity will be produced [...]
Report Casts Doubt On Bra Tree Evolution
Monday, December 15th, 2008We’ve been reporting on shoe trees for years, but every so often a rumor would trickle in about a bra tree. More specific bra tree tips arrived starting in 2005, in states such as California and Vermont and Arizona. We figured Bra Trees might be just a natural (and naughty) progression from the more [...]
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Critical missions! Help complete the roadside landscape by contributing photos of these "most wanted" landmarks:
- Loaf of Bread Tombstone, New London, NH
- Big Jack Made From Fireplugs Shelburne, VT
- Space Shuttle Replica, Coalwood, WV
- World's Oldest Edible Cured Ham, Smithfield, VA
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