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Lighten Up: When the News Goes Bad

7 hours 3 min ago by CitizenSugar
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Nope, not bad news, just terribly, terribly wrong. Hey, it's live — anything could happen. Check out this round up of crazy news outtakes, that um, made it right on the air.
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Gut Busting: Man Gulps 11.5 Pounds, Wins Ohio Chili Contest
Gut Busting: Man Gulps 11.5 Pounds, Wins Ohio Chili Contest The man nicknamed "Humble Bob" stuffed himself with 11.5 pounds of a local specialty called chili-spaghetti in only about 10 minutes to claim victory in a holiday eating contest. Bob Shoudt won $2,500 at the inaugural Skyline Chili Spaghetti eat-off Monday at Kings Island amusement park. "Humble Bob" dashed to an early lead, sucking down more than two pounds in less than a minute. 8 comments


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New England Town Moves Into Future Without a Crystal Ball

Sep 2 2008 - 10:00am by CitizenSugar
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New England Town Moves Into Future Without a Crystal Ball Close your eyes and visualize. Imagine a small town in New England where people fear being arrested for telling the future, clairvoyance or tarot card readings. A place where contacting spirits or communicating with those who have passed on are persecuted and even arrested.
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Thousands Roll Dice for World-Record Game of Monopoly

Aug 28 2008 - 8:00am by CitizenSugar
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Thousands Roll Dice for World-Record Game of Monopoly At least 2,500 people from around the world have passed "go" and set a new world record for the largest simultaneous game of Monopoly. The big event took place in London, but organizers say once online players (who rolled virtual dice on Monopoly's online site, cell phones and game consoles) are counted, the total number of players could rise to 5,000. The hour-long game took place on Wednesday and was the first of its kind. Guinness required a minimum of 1,000 players in 23 locations to set the world record.
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Chew on This: Study Finds Herds Have a Built-in Compass

Aug 26 2008 - 6:00am by LibertySugar
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Chew on This: Study Finds Herds Have a Built-in Compass Next time you can't find the North Star, you might consider looking for the nearest pack of cows. A recent study of Google Earth satellite images found that herds of cattle gravitate to face in the north-south direction of Earth's magnetic lines. The study also noted some types of deer have shown the same pattern, according to the BBC.
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