Category: Strange News
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Brother-in-law could not hold back his tears, listening to his three-year-old daughter’s message on the speakers
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in Strange NewsThe internet round makes a video from the moment a couple prepare to join their sacred bonds in England. However, a few minutes before the wedding, the performance was stolen by the couple’s three-year-old daughter. CORVERSE In the video taken on 28 December, 34-year-old Elliot Gwilliam is seen standing in the hall of Hawkstone Manor…
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The fairy-tale village in Switzerland offering 21,000 euros seeking new residents
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in Strange NewsSeveral cities in Europe offer tempting economic incentives to attract new residents, with the ultimate aim of reversing their population decline. One of these places that seeks young residents is the picturesque village Albinen located in the canton of Vale, in the heart of the . Despite its paradise beauty, this quiet village faces a…
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The touching story behind the two graves on a runway in the US
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in Strange NewsIn various parts of the world there are quite dangerous and strange with runways of landing and take-off within walking distance from the sea or from cliffs. However, there is an airport in the US that has a particularity, but it is not about the location. CORVERSE The reason for Savannah/Hilton Head Airport in Georgia,…
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Interesting events you may not know about the Tower of Pisa
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in Strange NewsIt is the independent bell tower of the Cathedral of the city of Pisa and is known worldwide for its involuntary slope. The Tower of Pisa is the third oldest structure in Duomo Square, Pisa (Piazza del Duomo) after the Cathedral and the circular-shaped Baptistry of Pisa, while next door is the Cemetery. CORVERSE The…
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He used artificial intelligence to apply to 1,000 jobs while sleeping – the result will surprise you
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in Strange NewsH (AI – Artificial Intelligence) has entered our lives for good and refers to the ability of a machine to reproduce the cognitive functions of a man, such as learning, design and creativity. However, a Reddit user went a step further, creating a bot of artificial intelligence to help him search for work, while he…
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Madeira: The exotic island called ‘Havai of Europe’
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in Strange NewsThe is an island complex belonging to Portugal and located in the Atlantic Ocean, west of Morocco and a little further north than the Canary Islands. The Madeira island complex (in Portuguese it is pronounced as Madeira and means “the island of wood”) consisting of the island of the same name and several islands (known…
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17 +1 exciting things you may not know about “The Rock”
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in Strange NewsDwayne Johnson, widely known as “The Rock”, is an American actor, singer, producer, former Canadian and American football footballer and former professional wrestler. Dwayne Johnson competed in the WWF, later WWE) for eight years, before following an actor’s career. CORVERSE His films have yielded profits over $3.5 billion in North America and over $10.5 billion…
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Sanaa: The old fortified city with the architectural “diamonds” inhabited for more than 2,500 years
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in Strange NewsIn recent years, several of its buildings have suffered enormous disasters, due to the violent conflicts between the government and Iran-backed Huthi rebels, while the country has recently been in Israel’s sight. However, the capital of Yemen, Sanaa, which is the largest city in the country, with a population exceeding 3,400.00 inhabitants, hides architectural “diamonds”.…
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La Rinconada: Youtuber visited the tallest city in the world and lived the worst experience of his life
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in Strange NewsLa Rinconada is located in and is known as the tallest city in the world, since it is built at an altitude of 5,100 meters. The city in the heart of the Peruvian Andeans is famous mainly for the gold mine, the high levels of crime, but for the adverse conditions under which 50,000 people…
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Waitress reveals why customers leave the account turned upside down
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in Strange NewsIn some countries, such as Japan, it is not compulsory, as it can be perceived as rude. However, in the U.S., tipping is an institution and is deeply etched in their culture, primarily, for employees working in hotels, restaurants, hair salons, but also in valets. CORVERSE Moreover, the minimum hour wage in the US is…
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Vielicka Salt Mine: The underground city with the museum carved in salt
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in Strange NewsThe most famous salt mine and one of the oldest in Europe is in and attracts many tourists every year. The reason for the famous salt mine of Vielicka, located in the city of Poland and 15 km south-east of Krakow. CORVERSE The salt mine of Vielicka extends to nine underground levels and reaches a…
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He bought an old warehouse for $500 at auction and became a millionaire.
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in Strange NewsAn incredible story with a “lucky” who bought a warehouse for $500 and became a overnight millionaire was shared on his YouTube channel, the well-known television star and company owner, Dan Dotson. Dan Dotson owns the auction company “American Auctioneers”, together with his wife, Laura, and their company is based in the town of Calimesa,…
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Long Life Guide: The secrets of the world’s healthiest peoples
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in Strange NewsOr it’s not just a matter of luck or genes. In the “Blue Zones” of the world—areas where people live on average more than anywhere else—long life is a way of life. From Ikaria to Greece to Okinawa in Japan, these populations enjoy not only high life expectancy, but also health and well-being to their…
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The story behind the most famous monuments in Athens that you may not have known
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in Strange NewsThe heart of Greek culture and cradle of democracy is a living treasure of history and culture. The streets of the city are crossed by monuments standing upright throughout the centuries, telling the stories of people, gods and conquests. CORVERSE Although some of these monuments are worldwide recognizable, such as the Acropolis, they hide inside…
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Balbeck: The ancient city in Lebanon with the magnificent Greco-Roman temples
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in Strange NewsTwo of the most important of the Greco-Roman era that are outstanding specimens of the architecture of that time dominate the city of Balbeck, Lebanon, which during the Roman period was known as Heliopolis. These monuments are the temple of Bacchus (Dionysus) which is one of the best preserved temples, as well as the temple…
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Masterchef: The judges stayed with their mouth open – They viewed the worst dish in the history of cooking reality
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in Strange NewsIt is a popular cooking reality show shown in several countries of the world, as in Greece. The performance, however, has been stolen by a young player from Masterchef of Spanish television, who presented the judges with the worst dish in reality history. CORVERSE Saray Carrillo was 27 years old when she entered the Spanish…
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Why do we have to put the cell phones in flight mode on the plane’s take-off?
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in Strange NewsOne of the usual instructions to passengers during the aeroplane’s take-off is to put them into flight mode. When we activate the flight mode, mobile phones are disconnected from mobile networks. CORVERSE In a video published on Tik Tok, a pilot (@PerchPoint) explained why it is important to put our devices in the specific configuration…
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10 things you may not know about bread history
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in Strange NewsIt is a basic product in many countries. Usually, bread is made from wheat flour (white flour) and yeast-mixed water. The dough is left to swell and eventually baked in the oven. What, though, is the story of making bread? Here are ten things you may not know about bread. Archaeologists have discovered evidence from…
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The longest scientific experiment in the world has been conducted for 100 years and has not yet been completed.
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in Strange NewsIt is a method of scientific research to discover the secrets of nature, to find the laws, and to construct theories for explaining phenomena. Science is often associated with dynamics and speed, but there are cases where time runs slowly. The reason for the experiment “Pitch drop”. This experiment was launched in 1927 by professor…
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10 exciting things you may not know about Italy
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in Strange NewsOr is one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. Thousands of tourists flock to Italy to admire the amazing monuments of the Roman Empire, to explore the picturesque cities, but also to taste the country’s delicious cuisine. But let us see ten exciting things you may not know about Italy. It became…
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5 of the world’s most monumental ancient theatres that steal impressions
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in Strange NewsExploration of the ancients is a unique opportunity to travel mentally in the past and see the importance of the cultural role played by these monuments at the time of our ancestors. By making a flashback in the past, we can deeper understand the evolution of theatre art over the centuries, while admiring the architectural…
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The cities where the temperature has reached minus 40 degrees Celsius
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in Strange NewsAt various points on the planet, there are several cities that face extreme weather conditions, with often falling to – 40 degrees Celsius. The cold is so bitter that it becomes difficult, even the daily movement of residents, as there is a great danger that their cars will be trapped in the streets, due to…
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U.S.: Trawler traveled with Delta Airlines from New York to Paris – How he did it
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in Strange NewsPassing all airport controls, one managed to travel without Delta Airlines flight from New York to Paris, where he was arrested. By somehow avoiding two boarding card checks, the stowaway managed to board an aircraft that operated a Delta Airlines flight from New York to Paris without having a ticket. His “accomplishment” forced both the…
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10 interesting things you may not know about the eyes
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in Strange NewsThey are the sensory organs of vision. In the retinal coat of eyes there are many suitable light receptors, cones and sticks, helping to perceive the color and shape of objects respectively. Let’s see together ten interesting things you may not know about the complex organs of the human body. The most common eye color…
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Christmas 2024: He decorated his car with 2,500 colorful lamps.
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in Strange News“Runs” the calendar towards , “runs” and one , having 2,500 lamps on it. His owner decided not to wait any longer and decorated in the most impressive way his four-wheeled “camari”. So approaching the most beautiful celebration of the year, at Christmas, the unknown owner of a convertible decorated his “open” car. The light-lit…
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Trikala: Cauliflower weighing 5.5 kg reminds giant bouquet rather than vegetable
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in Strange NewsA cauliflower more reminiscent of a giant bouquet than a vegetable made its appearance in a village of Trikala. Surprised even the farmer who saw it in his trunk. The “kunupidi – giant”, weighing 5.5 kg, caused surprise and admiration, not only to the grower himself from Trikala, but also to anyone who saw the…
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The trick they did in Las Vegas to watch F1 for free
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in Strange NewsIf you don’t have a ticket you can’t watch her Grand Prix. In fact, you can’t even stop if you don’t have a ticket in a pedestrian zone or on a bridge with a view and if you get caught you falls fine. However, residents of Las Vegas and tourists found a way to bypass…
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The incredible Christmas game for the whole family with gifts, cash and many surprises
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in Strange NewsThey are inextricably linked to traditional delicacies, family warmth and children’s expectations for and games. The atmosphere around us is festive, since the streets and windows of the shops are filled with light bulbs and decorated with Christmas decors, while each child is eager to unwrap his gift and live the magic of Christmas. During…
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These are the countries that travelers are likely to go out of budget at their expense.
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in Strange NewsThe first step before we close, defining the destination we want to visit, is to calculate the money we are going to spend on tickets, accommodation, food and entertainment. And in order not to escape our monthly income, emptying our bank account, we must pay attention to our expenses in order to enjoy our vacations.…
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Robot stirs other robots to do “stop” from their work – Creepy images from Shanghai
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in Strange NewsIt looks like pictures of a science fiction film. They acquire ‘human’ characteristics and reach the point of… rousing each other, in a small ‘revolution’ against humanity. Yes, it is. Such images were recorded in and have caused global concern about where technology and robots can reach. Security camera, registered a robot to convince another…
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The giant snack shop in China that turned viral
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in Strange NewsThis store in China is a paradise for those who love snacks and that’s because packaging is not just XXXL. Some of them are so big, they need two people to carry them! The images from the super snack shop are located in Changsha City, China and the images that make the world around through…
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The “blue zones” of the planet whose inhabitants are over 100 – What is their diet?
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in Strange NewsBlue zones refer to the world, where their inhabitants live significantly longer than the rest of the population. Specifically, the term “blue zone” was coined by the author and explorer of National Geographic, Dan Buettner, to describe areas around the world, where people who have adopted healthy eating habits live, discovering the “secrets” of long…
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He bought a $38.999 home from Amazon, but did not read the “fine letters”
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in Strange NewsIt is the best known e-commerce platform, where it offers thousands of product codes in order to meet all consumer needs and requirements. So the well-known Youtuber, Nathan Graham wanted to find out if Amazon could provide him not only the house, but also all the furnishings that require a residence. That is why he…
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5 things you should not have in your wallet
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in Strange NewsBy leaving our house for the office, we’re always checking if we’ve taken our cell phone and the keys to our house and car. Our wallet is a useful accessories so that we can place our money as well as our bank cards, while there are not a few who use the cases to store…
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These are the countries with the happiest drivers in the world – where Greece is located
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in Strange NewsIncreased traffic on the streets and traffic jams are one of the factors that cause confusion and irritation to thousands who want to reach their destination. For this reason, it is necessary for each city to draw up the appropriate plan for traffic decongestion, in order to reduce the inconvenience of drivers. In addition to…
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These are the only countries in the world that don’t have an airport
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in Strange NewsThey are symbols of both economic and social progress. In our country there are 39 airports serving national and international flights. The comparative advantage of the plane over the other means of transport is speed, as within a few hours we can visit other countries, exploring different cultures and landscapes. However, there are five states…
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The “mystery” with the small plastic in the pizza, everyone overlooks – See its usefulness
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in Strange NewsThe white plastic object that is often located in the center of a paper packaging with which we order at home, plays an important role in the preservation of pizza during its transport. This small plastic component is officially called “pizza saver” or “pizza table” and is designed to prevent contact of the box cap…
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Berlin: Elephant Mary is the shower queen – Video shows her bathing herself with a water hose
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in Strange NewsWith a very cute sight faced the scientists at the Berlin Zoo who saw a female “deep” the watering tire and begins undisturbed. The Asian elephant, Mary, was filmed taking a bath. In this she seems to be methodically washing her body and lifting her feet to take water everywhere, which left scientists with their…
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USA: Almost No One Went to Their Wedding – Broken Bride Enters Empty Reception Room
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in Strange NewsKalina Marie and her husband Shane from the , expected a handsome—at the ceremony they would have friends and relatives on their side who would be proud as they entered the reception, but what eventually happened was unexpected. The devastated Marie, shared in TikTok what nightmares she lived when at her wedding, Oregon, USA, where…
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The U.S. secret base interrogated by prisoners Nazi
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in Strange NewsAfter the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7, 1941, during it, the U.S. Department of War decided that two military intelligence centers would be needed. The Japanese Imperial Navy air force attack against the American Pacific Fleet, anchored there, causing massive casualties in the US (with about 2,400 dead, many injured and damaged on many…
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Ten weirdest records Guinness from around the world
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in Strange NewsThe world record book is an interesting collection of world record from around the world. Each of us can enter the book Guinness, as long as he has a special talent, which he has several times by birth, or is acquired, however, is striking for his uniqueness. Below, you will see the ten most original…
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Unworldly locations that give the feeling of being on another planet
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in Strange NewsSome parts of it sting our eyes, because of their peculiarity. Increasing sea level, melting ice and changing climate zones are the main effects of climate change, due to global warming, causing enormous changes in soil morphology. In addition to volcano eruptions and natural phenomena (e.g. earthquake), some sites have been formed with natural processes,…
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The Plug: The building built using the method from top to bottom
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in Strange NewsAround the world there are strange things that stand out for their particular architecture and eccentric appearance. However, there is a building in Madrid, Spain that attracts the interest of several visitors in its particular way of building it. The official name of the building is Columbus Towers or Torres de Colón in Spanish. It…
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Maldives: Male capital is not what you imagine
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in Strange NewsThe first thought that comes to mind, as soon as we hear of them, are the white sandy beaches and turquoise waters surrounding exotic atoles (a cluster of coral islands, which are ring shaped and found in tropical seas). And the second thought about Maldives is that it is an earthly paradise that can be…
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Strange Stories from Antiquity: Mysteries and improbable practices of History
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in Strange NewsThe ancient is filled with myths, legends and unexplained practices that cause interest and curiosity. Civilizations from around the world left behind strange customs, amazing inventions and enigmatic beliefs, which reveal how different people of that time thought and lived. From the enigmatic oracles of the Oracle of Delphi to the mystical traditions of Ancient…
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5+1 countries that do not need to leave a tip
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in Strange NewsIt is an unwritten rule, in the sense that it is not mandatory. We do not know the origin of this particular habit, however, tipping is a practice to show mainly our satisfaction for the excellent service and excellent quality of services. Another issue is that there is no fixed amount for tip, which means…
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The Great Great Great Wall and the unknown stories that accompany it
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in Strange NewsThe Great is the largest human structure in size and is the most famous attraction of Chinese cultural heritage. The Great Wall is a Chinese fortification gradually built, in order to protect China from the raids of Mongol and Turkish sexes from its northern border. Its construction began gradually from the 7th century BC, but…
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The strange avenue with the towering stone monoliths in Armenia
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in Strange NewsNear Hartashen village is an archaeological miracle that steals impressions. Megalithic Avenue Hartashen is a prehistoric monument in Armenia surrounded by a mystery veil. The ancient avenue, dating between 6,000 and 8,000 years old, consists of towering stone monoliths (menir) that are meticulously aligned. At the same time, they are arranged in 3 rows parallel…
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Peaky Blinders: 9+1 things you may not know about the favorite series
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in Strange NewsThe last episode of the favorite series “, ” with which the sixth cycle was completed, aired on April 3, 2022. However, Tommy Shelby’s last chapter, played by Killian Murphy, and his Birmingham gang is not finished yet, as the series’ transfer to cinema with Steven Knight’s signature is in the works. Below, you will…
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Sweet Waters: Wild boar took walks on Lavrio Avenue
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in Strange NewsOne of them was walking unscathed last night (30.10.2024) at a central point in , just a few meters away from Lavrio Avenue. A resident of the Sweet Waters recorded the boar moving behind a supermarket. The animal was at the intersection of Chrysanthemon and Ch. Smyrna Streets, near Lavrio Avenue. Many boars are known…
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All the time of the Universe is not enough for a chimp to write Shakespeare’s work: The “sophical ape” paradox was shot down.
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in Strange NewsThe “paradox of the wise ape” i.e. the scientific theorem that wants one to manage to write all of Shakespeare’s work, in case he had unlimited time in his life, they shot down two mathematicians. This particular theorem starring the ape was formulated almost a century ago, expressing that something unlikely but technically feasible could…
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The 10 most haunted places in the world
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in Strange NewsToday, Thursday (31.10.2024) residents of the US and Canada celebrate the most terrifying day of the year, Halloween. On Halloween night, thousands of children dress up in “terrorist” uniforms and come home from house to house, knock on doors and exclaim “frank or treat”, while their householders offer candy. During the Halloween celebration, fairies, witches,…
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Leonardo DiCaprio: New species of snake discovered in the Himalayas named after him
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in Strange NewsAnd the name of the new friendly and small found in the Himalayas… The snake “Anguiculus dicaprioi” with the bronze color, short head, large nostrils and dozens of teeth, took this name in honor of Leonardo DiCaprio who is a founder and donor to organisms to protect the environment. Researchers explained how they named the…
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How people relax in different parts of the world
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in Strange NewsThere is no man in the world who does not experience and anxiety in his everyday life because of the modern way of life. Modes of relaxation may differ from country to country, however, they have as common denominator the discharge from stress. “Shinrin Yoku” in Japan In Japanese the word “shinrin” means forest, while…
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What’s the reason cell phones don’t have a good signal at airports?
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in Strange NewsEvery time we travel by plane, we know that we have to put it in flight mode or disable it. The reason why we should not use the mobile phone, when we are on a flight, concerns mainly safety reasons, since various problems may arise in the aircraft’s navigation instruments. Once, of course, we arrive…
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This is the shortest flight in the world.
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in Strange NewsThe largest direct commercial, currently, in the world is from New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport at Changi Airport, Singapore. The flight takes about 18 hours and 50 minutes from the time the Airbus A350-900ULR of the Air Singapore Airlines takes off until its landing, since the distance between the two points is 15,349…
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Thessaloniki the first influencer cat in Greece – Scans in social media and abroad
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in Strange NewsSimba scans social media, the first in Greece to even have fanatical followers and abroad. Having become accustomed to lights and camera Simba, the first cat influencer enjoys the fact that he is now famous. Simba, from Neapolis Thessaloniki, stars in videos that “craze” users of Instagram and TikTok. Simba is the first cat …influencer…
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Dogs – robots collect garbage from the term Chinese Tai
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in Strange NewsThe interest of the whole world has turned to . China that wants to pioneer in every sector created electrically “of St Bernard” to collect garbage from the streets. Dogs – robots are currently being “trained” to collect garbage in China’s famous popular Tai mountain and to transfer supplies to visitors. Each robot of “Unitree”…
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15 things you may not know about Joker
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in Strange NewsIn the Greek halls, the film « : Madness for Two» (Joker: Folie à Deux) has been shown since the beginning of October, which is the sequel to the 2019 Oscar-winning film. Joker 2 is a musical and the film takes us to the mental asylum. Arkham, where Arthur Fleck (Hoakin Phoenix) is now incarcerated…
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What are metal nails for in jeans?
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in Strange NewsIt is one of the favourite clothes found in each wardrobe and is ideal for any occasion, whether it is casual, or more formal appearances. You may have noticed in the jeans you wear that there are certain metal nails. I wonder what they’re doing? First, we must remember that gin served as coal miners’…
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These are the 10 largest airports in the world.
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in Strange NewsThere are 49,024 worldwide, serving departures and arrivals of millions of passengers. The oldest airport in the world is College Park in Maryland, USA, which began its operation in 1909. Since then, several cities have continuously developed the infrastructure of their airports, so that they can meet the growing volume of flights and meet the…
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Masterchef: Judges stayed with mouth open when they faced the worst dish in cooking reality history
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in Strange NewsIt is a popular cooking reality show shown in several countries of the world, as in Greece. The performance, however, has been stolen by a young player from Masterchef of Spanish television, who presented the judges with the worst dish in reality history. Saray Carrillo was 27 years old when she entered the Spanish version…
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What spectators ate as snacks during the duels at the Colosseum of Rome
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in Strange NewsIt is a historical monument of Rome that stimulates the interest of visitors in its rich history and architecture. Colosseum is a stone auditorium built by the Flavian Emperors of the Roman Empire around 70 C.E. The auditorium could accommodate up to 50,000 spectators. As is known, duels (between slaves and prisoners of war) were…
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Joe Dituri: The professor who stayed 100 days underwater and came out 20 years younger
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in Strange NewsThe nightmare for many became the miracle for one of whom he lived “trapped” in a small chamber deep underwater, for 100 days. Joe Dituri, a former U.S. Navy diver and an expert in biomedical engineering, lived in a 55-square-metre space, 30 feet below the water surface in the Florida Keys area from March 1st…
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That’s why pilots on planes don’t have beards.
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in Strange NewsI wonder, have you seen where it is? Perhaps you have difficulty answering the question, because, apparently, all pilots are shaved and don’t even have a close beard on their face. And the reasons are not aesthetic, but concern the safety of the pilot, crew and passengers. Air attendants shall specify what is the rationale…
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8 things you might not know about Bali
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in Strange NewsIt is an island of Indonesia and is located between Java and Lobok Islands. Bali has an area of 5,780 sq km and is famous for its elaborate ancient temples, its rich culture, as well as its enchanting beaches. Let’s see eight things you might not know about the exotic island. Bali is a popular…
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Thessaloniki: At the 28-year-old’s car because he smelled his neighbors’ shoes
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in Strange NewsIn the autonomic end ended up a 28-year-old in , who had a strange habit, as for months he smelled his neighbors’… His arrest was followed by a lawsuit filed against the 40-year-old, denouncing that for 6 months the 28-year-old has this habit as he enters courtyards of neighbouring houses in the area of Sindos,…
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Why the leaves change color in autumn – What process is responsible for the shades
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in Strange NewsSome trees drop their leaves in order to save energy in the face of winter and protect themselves from extreme weather phenomena. During the transition from summer to autumn, tree leaves also change color. The green leaves of certain trees turn into red, purple, orange, brown and yellow. Changing the color of the leaves is…
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15+1 famous persons with two different eye colors
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in Strange NewsIris heterochrome is a genetic – and sometimes acquired – condition in which a person has different eyes. This exotic and beautiful characteristic of different colors in the eyes is extremely unusual, since it affects less than 1% of the world’s population. It can manifest in various ways: full heterochrome (both iris are of a…
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16 exciting things you might not know about Keanu Reeves
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in Strange NewsHe’s one of Hollywood’s favorite actors. As strange as it seems, Keanu Reeves was never an Oscar candidate. However, the favorite actor has millions of fans around the world, mainly for his performances in the films series “Matrix” and “John Wick” In this text, we gathered 16 exciting things you might not know about Keanu…
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Argentina: City of Hilario Askasubi receives “attack” from parrots
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in Strange NewsThe city of , Hilario Askasubi is facing a serious problem with the raid of thousands… Many parrots in green, yellow, red colors have invaded the small city of Argentina, due to the deforestation of the surrounding hills, according to biologists. They pinch the city’s electrical cables, causing electricity interruptions and bring to despair residents…
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US: “Innocent” states accused of second attempted murder against Donald Trump
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in Strange NewsInnocent despite the note he confessed to wanting to kill him, said 58-year-old Ryan Ruth who is accused of the second attempt of former U.S. president on his Florida golf course. “We plead innocent for the 5 counts including the attempted murder against Donald Trump,” said defense advocate during the hearing at West Palm Beach…
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Because the pages of books are yellowing over time
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in Strange NewsIf you find clippings of old newspapers, old documents and found on dusty shelves, you will notice that they probably have a yellow hue. What, then, is the reason why the pages of books yellow over time? This process occurs, when the ingredients from which the papers are prepared, are exposed to oxygen, Susan Richardson,…
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Common myths about the expensive watches we’ve all believed
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in Strange NewsThey are a necessary accessories for both your everyday and evening appearance, offering refined style. Over the years, however, there are several wrong notions that accompany expensive watches. In this text, we gathered seven common myths about the expensive watches that we have all believed in. Quartz watches (Quartz) are of superior quality Several people…
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Battonettes are not just for the ears – Incredible uses you might not know
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in Strange NewsBattonettes are a handy tool for cleaning our own. But beyond the care and care of our ears, the swabs have other uses that you may not know. For scratches on leather shoes: If you notice that your favorite leather shoes have suffered scratches and scratches, you need not worry. Put some Vaseline on the…
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Everything you need to know about milk
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in Strange NewsIt is a nutritious beverage that usually accompanies our morning meals, while several milk products, such as yogurt, cheese, kefir and butter, are produced from it. However, there are certain things you may not know about milk. I wonder why milk looks white? How does a chemical compound found in milk and fermented can benefit…
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Australia: The supernatural baby penguin who became viral in social media
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in Strange NewsFamous has become Pesto, a 9-month-old supernatural royal who lives in an aquarium in and already weighs more than both his parents together. The wonderful penguin has become the ultimate star of the aquarium in Australia, since no one can resist its round silhouette and its rich and fat brown plumage. At the age of…
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15 Things You Might Not Know About Barcelona
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in Strange NewsIt is nested along the Mediterranean coast. Barcelona is not just the second largest city in Spain, but a mosaic of cultural heritage and architectural wonders. The Catalan capital is known for the unique combination of Gothic and modernist architecture, offering a unique experience to every visitor. In this text, we gathered 15 things you…
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20+1 things you may not know about Levi’s gin
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in Strange NewsThey are interwoven with the iconic brand. Undoubtedly, the founders of Levi’s would never imagine the size of their success, however, they would be proud, seeing that their historic jeans have become the most timeless and classic clothes of all time. But why did Levi’s start making jeans? And what makes the company so special?…
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14+1 things you may not know about sushi
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in Strange NewsNo matter how weird it sounds, it doesn’t come from Japan. The original form of sushi, was called narezushi. This dish consisted of fish fermented by sour rice. In fact, fermentation gave the fish a spicy taste. In the next centuries, they added salt to the fish and became salted. The aim was to prevent…
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The most impressive churches in the world
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in Strange NewsChurches that are amazing examples of architecture. What are the most impressive in the world? By far, the most impressive church, and at the same time not so well known, is Hallgrímskirkja Church. Hallgrímskirkja Church is a Lutheran parish church in Reykjavik, Iceland. With a height of 74.5 meters, it is the largest church in…
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France: 61 year old temporarily blinded due to hair dye
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in Strange NewsA woman was temporarily blinded after using dyeing, as the dye contained a substance that causes retinopathy and resulted in the woman losing her sight gradually. The vision of the woman from France began to deteriorate when she decided to dye her hair at home with a common hair dye. However, hair dye contained aromatic…
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Colombia: Airplane “beated” by tropical Storm and Passengers Started Prayers · Global Voices
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in Strange NewsThe ultimate horror was experienced by passengers of an internal flight to Colombia, when they passed it through tropical. The video taken through the plane is around the world. The turbulence from bad weather was so intense that passengers didn’t know if they could get out alive. In the footage taken by one of the…
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Mount Athos: Monk climbs rocks without equipment and becomes viral
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in Strange NewsThe internet round has been doing a few 24-hour video of one coming up with incredible ease, which would also be envious of the most experienced climbers, steep rocks. The video, according to dogma.gr, has been taken in the steep Karoulia of Mount Athos, a breathtaking area. The monk Basil is seen on the rocks…
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Mount Athos: Monk climbs without equipment and becomes viral
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in Strange NewsThe internet round has been doing a few 24-hour video of one coming up with incredible ease, which would also be envious of the most experienced climbers, steep rocks. The video, according to dogma.gr, has been taken in the steep Karoulia of Mount Athos, a breathtaking area. The monk Basil is seen on the rocks…
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Thessaloniki: House “dressed” tree and resembles movie thriller
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in Strange NewsThe ability to admire the power of nature has those who cross its center. Thousands of people spend every day in the center of Thessaloniki, but few have noticed the most terrifying and at the same time most special apartment building. Specifically, in Vatikiotis Street, in the center of the capital, an apartment building has…
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Albania: Michael Jackson’s “Beat it” Danced Traditionally at Wedding Feast
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in Strange NewsMichael Jackson’s “ ” in another kind of choreography. The video from her makes the social media round. The 7 members of the group had done what appears to be the required rehearsals for Michael Jackson’s “Beat it” and the final result, made their dance, viral in social media. The images from the wedding party,…
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A bag of shrimps changed the entire ecosystem in the largest cave in New Mexico
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in Strange NewsAt Carlsbad Caverns National Park in , visitors are allowed to consume only water in the great and this because a visitor of the park who accidentally dropped a bag of shrimps caused “a huge impact” on the cave ecosystem. Despite the fact that snack may seem humanly insignificant, the park explained that for the…
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Wedding feast with jackhammer and excavator: They broke the track under the sounds of “I’ll take a look”
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in Strange NewsAn incredible video has been doing here a few rounds of the internet, as the guests decided to literally break the track on the . I became at the wedding feast when some guests wanted to imitate the famous scene from Pantelis Voulgaris’ film “Everything is a road” and the famous: “Ilia, throw it”. So,…
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An ankle of rhinoceros from the Ice Age… in Mycenae: How did he get there?
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in Strange NewsA member from the ice age, they held as a “guard” in the 13th century BC. The reason why they decided to keep the rhinocerus member in the central basement room of the building Th’ in the south-west district of the Acropolis of Mycenae and what the rhinoceros of the species “Stephanorhinus” were looking for…
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The 6 hidden fireholes in your home and what you can do
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in Strange NewsEach of us is his shelter, that is, the place where he feels safe and relaxes from his daily obligations. However, the calm that the house provides can be disturbed in the event of unexpected accidents. Of course, we are talking about the possibility of a home fire. Therefore, we are not only at risk…
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Antarctica: 19+1 Things You Perhaps Didn’t Know About Earth’s Southerner continent
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in Strange NewsIt is the southernmost continent on Earth, on which the geographical southern pole is located. Antarctica is twice the size of Australia. With an area of 18.0 million square kilometers, it is the fifth largest continent on the planet after Asia, Africa, North America and South America. Perhaps, the first thing that comes to everyone’s…
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A diver risks her life by showing what you shouldn’t do when a shark comes after you.
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in Strange NewsThe first thought we do unconsciously once we hear the word “”is Stephen Spielberg’s classic film, “The jaws of the shark”. Perhaps some have seen a shark in nearby aquariums in Europe or in the equivalent of Heraklion Crete. And only in the view of the fin, but also of the sharp teeth, most are…
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The amazing astronaut video from space that breaks the theory that Earth is flat
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in Strange NewsFor thousands of years, almost all of us have known that it is round, which seems perfectly reasonable, after exploring space. In fact, the first to express, already from the 6th century BC, the view that the Earth is round, was the Greek mathematician Pythagoras. But we use the word ‘almost’ because there are even…
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Massachusetts: Judicial dispute over a $70,000 Tiffany ring “damages” the engagement law
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in Strange NewsA court battle for a $70,000 worth in Massachusetts, U.S.A. is testing the legislation on . “She wore the engagement ring and wants to take it back”, is in short the case that is expected to begin to avenge the Massachusetts Supreme Court on Friday (06.09.2024). The would-be groom canceled his wedding plans with his…
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What’s your name? What your name shows for your personality
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in Strange NewsYour name may seem ordinary to you or even very strange. But do you know that it might show something about your character or your entire personality? There are dictionaries that record Greek names and argue, based on surveys, that our name not only means something but that there is an entire popular perception around…
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Dog refuses to give his place on the plane and his reaction became viral
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in Strange NewsMillions of views gathered the video showing one sitting like a man in a position. In the video published by his owner at TikTok, it seems that the dog not only sits comfortably on the plane seat but refuses to give her his place. More specifically, the puppy sits on the seat and looks at…
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Japanese bodybuilder claims he sleeps 30 minutes every night for 12 years to increase his life expectancy
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in Strange Newsclaims he’s only been sleeping 30 minutes, every day for 12 years in order to increase his life expectancy. The 40-year-old Japanese bodybuilder Daisuke Hori, states that he has trained his body and mind to function normally and not feel tired at all, as he sleeps on an average of 30 to 45 minutes each…
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Are you my partner? Call it a pineapple – The new madness in Spain
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in Strange NewsWe once knew his diet (eating everything but pineapple) but now a new madness has overwhelmed social media in . People in Spain are encouraged to seek prospective partners in supermarkets with the help of pineapple. This has even caused chaos. In Bilbao, northern Spain, police were called by employees when a mob of bachelors…
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Norway: “Hvaldimir” the Whale “Spy of the Russians” Dead
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in Strange NewsDead southwest of Norway was located the “Hvaldimir”, one, which was treated as a “spy” of the Russians. The particular beluga whale was spotted in 2019 openly in Norway, having worn a strange zone, which gave rise to suspicion that the fish was used by the Russian Navy. According to a non-governmental organization monitoring the…