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Is there any greater joy than petty internet forum arguments that escalate quickly? You’re right, what a silly question — of course there isn’t!
For months, the battle over dockless e-scooters has been playing out in city council meetings and legal spats across the country. Now, in cities such as San Francisco and Santa Monica, e-scooter companies like Bird and Lime are starting to come to some agreements with local governments — some with better deals than others.
But in the more…
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This clip from a baseball game has a twist that rivals The Sixth Sense, Memento, and Fight Club combined.
Local station WMBD shared a clip, filmed by their sports broadcaster Kurt Pegler, that captures the exact moment when Jesus Cruz, a pitcher for the Peoria Chiefs, nonchalantly caught a bird mid-flight.
How did he manage to catch the creature? Who can say, but it probably didn’t hurt that he professionally catches…
This clip from a baseball game has a twist that rivals The Sixth Sense, Memento, and Fight Club combined.
Local station WMBD shared a clip, filmed by their sports broadcaster Kurt Pegler, that captures the exact moment when Jesus Cruz, a pitcher for the Peoria Chiefs, nonchalantly caught a bird mid-flight.
How did he manage to catch the creature? Who can say, but it probably didn’t hurt that he professionally catches…
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The bright yellow Ofo bicycles came into our country fast and furious last August, but after barely a year in the United States, the app-enabled bike share company announced it was downsizing its presence in more than 30 U.S. cities down to a handful.
But its 40,000 bicycles won’t go to waste. Already about 3,000 of its traditional pedal bikes will be donated to organizations in 10 different cities, and more cities will donate bicycles in the coming weeks.
“We want to make sure the bikes…
The bright yellow Ofo bicycles came into our country fast and furious last August, but after barely a year in the United States, the app-enabled bike share company announced it was downsizing its presence in more than 30 U.S. cities down to a handful.
But its 40,000 bicycles won’t go to waste. Already about 3,000 of its traditional pedal bikes will be donated to organizations in 10 different cities, and more cities will donate bicycles in the coming weeks.
“We want to make sure the bikes…
The bright yellow Ofo bicycles came into our country fast and furious last August, but after barely a year in the United States, the app-enabled bike share company announced it was downsizing its presence in more than 30 U.S. cities down to a handful.
But its 40,000 bicycles won’t go to waste. Already about 3,000 of its traditional pedal bikes will be donated to organizations in 10 different cities, and more cities will donate bicycles in the coming weeks.
“We want to make sure the bikes…
The bright yellow Ofo bicycles came into our country fast and furious last August, but after barely a year in the United States, the app-enabled bike share company announced it was downsizing its presence in more than 30 U.S. cities down to a handful.
But its 40,000 bicycles won’t go to waste. Already about 3,000 of its traditional pedal bikes will be donated to organizations in 10 different cities, and more cities will donate bicycles in the coming weeks.
“We want to make sure the bikes…
The bright yellow Ofo bicycles came into our country fast and furious last August, but after barely a year in the United States, the app-enabled bike share company announced it was downsizing its presence in more than 30 U.S. cities down to a handful.
But its 40,000 bicycles won’t go to waste. Already about 3,000 of its traditional pedal bikes will be donated to organizations in 10 different cities, and more cities will donate bicycles in the coming weeks.
“We want to make sure the bikes…
The bright yellow Ofo bicycles came into our country fast and furious last August, but after barely a year in the United States, the app-enabled bike share company announced it was downsizing its presence in more than 30 U.S. cities down to a handful.
But its 40,000 bicycles won’t go to waste. Already about 3,000 of its traditional pedal bikes will be donated to organizations in 10 different cities, and more cities will donate bicycles in the coming weeks.
“We want to make sure the bikes…
The bright yellow Ofo bicycles came into our country fast and furious last August, but after barely a year in the United States, the app-enabled bike share company announced it was downsizing its presence in more than 30 U.S. cities down to a handful.
But its 40,000 bicycles won’t go to waste. Already about 3,000 of its traditional pedal bikes will be donated to organizations in 10 different cities, and more cities will donate bicycles in the coming weeks.
“We want to make sure the bikes…
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Humans, I’m disappointed in you. Clean up your shit.
Otherwise, a team of crows may have to do it for you. At Puy du Fou park in France, park managers recently decided to train a team of crows to pick up trash left behind by humans.
The crows will be picking up old condoms (and any other trash they find) as early as next week.
I’m glad to see crows be put to work instead of lounging around, interrupting…
Humans, I’m disappointed in you. Clean up your shit.
Otherwise, a team of crows may have to do it for you. At Puy du Fou park in France, park managers recently decided to train a team of crows to pick up trash left behind by humans.
The crows will be picking up old condoms (and any other trash they find) as early as next week.
I’m glad to see crows be put to work instead of lounging around, interrupting…
Humans, I’m disappointed in you. Clean up your shit.
Otherwise, a team of crows may have to do it for you. At Puy du Fou park in France, park managers recently decided to train a team of crows to pick up trash left behind by humans.
The crows will be picking up old condoms (and any other trash they find) as early as next week.
I’m glad to see crows be put to work instead of lounging around, interrupting…
Humans, I’m disappointed in you. Clean up your shit.
Otherwise, a team of crows may have to do it for you. At Puy du Fou park in France, park managers recently decided to train a team of crows to pick up trash left behind by humans.
The crows will be picking up old condoms (and any other trash they find) as early as next week.
I’m glad to see crows be put to work instead of lounging around, interrupting…
Humans, I’m disappointed in you. Clean up your shit.
Otherwise, a team of crows may have to do it for you. At Puy du Fou park in France, park managers recently decided to train a team of crows to pick up trash left behind by humans.
The crows will be picking up old condoms (and any other trash they find) as early as next week.
I’m glad to see crows be put to work instead of lounging around, interrupting…
Humans, I’m disappointed in you. Clean up your shit.
Otherwise, a team of crows may have to do it for you. At Puy du Fou park in France, park managers recently decided to train a team of crows to pick up trash left behind by humans.
The crows will be picking up old condoms (and any other trash they find) as early as next week.
I’m glad to see crows be put to work instead of lounging around, interrupting…
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It’s a common superstition that bad things come in threes. There’s no scientific evidence that suggests this is true, but one Redditor’s story may make a believer out of you.
Redditor u/JaMollyAdams shared a their very unfortunate run in with a bird today on r/pics, and wow do we feel for them.
“A bird flew in my window, sh*t on my laptop, and decided to die right in front of me,” JaMollyAdams wrote. “How’s your day going?”
Woof. What an unfortunate series of events.
The Redditor also shared…
It’s a common superstition that bad things come in threes. There’s no scientific evidence that suggests this is true, but one Redditor’s story may make a believer out of you.
Redditor u/JaMollyAdams shared a their very unfortunate run in with a bird today on r/pics, and wow do we feel for them.
“A bird flew in my window, sh*t on my laptop, and decided to die right in front of me,” JaMollyAdams wrote. “How’s your day going?”
Woof. What an unfortunate series of events.
The Redditor also shared…
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This bird was not in the mood to be saved.
Jessie, a bright yellow and turquoise Macaw parrot, escaped her home in Edmonton, UK over the weekend and stranded herself on her neighbor’s roof for three days. Concerned that she was injured, her owners called the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) for help. When the RSPCA was unsuccessful in coaxing Jessie down, the London Fire Brigade stepped in.
It’s a common superstition that bad things come in threes. There’s no scientific evidence that suggests this is true, but one Redditor’s story may make a believer out of you.
Redditor u/JaMollyAdams shared a their very unfortunate run in with a bird today on r/pics, and wow do we feel for them.
“A bird flew in my window, sh*t on my laptop, and decided to die right in front of me,” JaMollyAdams wrote. “How’s your day going?”
Woof. What an unfortunate series of events.
The Redditor also shared…
