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Sri Lankan man smashes world record for TV binge-watching.

Sri Lankan man smashes world record for TV binge-watching

Sri Lankan man smashes world record for TV binge-watching. Suresh Joachim has set a new Guinness world record for the longest time spent watching TV. Joachim achieved this feat by watching ABC shows for 69 hours and 48 minutes straight. He accomplished this remarkable feat as part of the “Guinness World Record Breaker Week” on
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The Chance of a Rogue Planet Colliding with Earth and Killing Us All

The Chance of a Rogue Planet Colliding with Earth and Killing Us All

The Chance of a Rogue Planet Colliding with Earth and Killing Us All Rogue planets, which are also called free-floating planets, wander through space without being tethered to any stars, and they have the potential to collide with other objects, including Earth. Scientists have calculated the probability of a rogue planet colliding with Earth. Rogue
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Mum Names Baby After Favorite Food, People Fear Kid Is Doomed

Mum Names Baby After Favorite Food, People Fear Kid is Doomed

Mum Names Baby After Favorite Food, People Fear Kid Is Doomed A mother caused controversy by naming her newborn daughter after her favorite food, Avocado. The proud grandmother announced the unusual name on social media, sparking mixed reactions from netizens. Some found it endearing and unique, while others expressed concern that the child could face
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New Online Poll Reveals Strange Substitutions in UK Supermarkets: From Sellotape Instead of Toilet Paper to Strawberries as Binbags

New Online Poll Reveals Strange Substitutions in UK Supermarkets: From Sellotape Instead of Toilet Paper to Strawberries as Binbags

New Online Poll Reveals Strange Substitutions in UK Supermarkets: From Sellotape Instead of Toilet Paper to Strawberries as Binbags From Sellotape instead of toilet paper to strawberries in place of binbags, some of the strangest supermarket substitutions have been revealed in a new online poll conducted by consumer champion Which?. The study found that almost
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New Vending Machine in Japan Sells Bear Meat 24/7

New Vending Machine in Japan Sells Bear Meat 24/7

New Vending Machine in Japan Sells Bear Meat 24/7 Attention all foodies and adventure seekers! In Japan, a new vending machine is attracting attention for selling a unique delicacy – bear meat. That’s right, for just £13, you can sink your teeth into a pack of locally captured and processed wild bear meat. Available around
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Furby Rises Again with a Plan to Rule the World

Furby Rises Again with a Plan to Rule the World

Furby Rises Again with a Plan to Rule the World The 90s brought us many strange and wonderful things, like boy bands and frosted tips. But one of the creepiest and most unsettling creations of the decade was undoubtedly the Furby. These fluffy, big-eared creatures were marketed as pets, but in reality, they were more
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Monopoly Game in Brussels Ends in a Samurai Sword Fight

Monopoly Game in Brussels Ends in a Samurai Sword Fight

Monopoly Game in Brussels Ends in a Samurai Sword Fight A game of Monopoly turned violent in the Forest area of Brussels. It started when a group of four played a board game on the pavement outside their home. According to reports, residents became annoyed and a man came out of his house, brandishing a
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First recorded case of a human being infected by a fungus.

First recorded case of a human being infected by a fungus.

An Indian mycologist who had been working with mushrooms, plant fungi, and decaying material for many years reported a rare case of fungal infection. He experienced flu-like symptoms and difficulty in swallowing for three months before doctors admitted him to the hospital. During the examination, doctors discovered a huge abscess in his windpipe, which they
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Study suggests sniffing other people's sweat could help treat social anxiety

Study suggests sniffing other people’s sweat could help treat social anxiety

A recent study suggests that sniffing other people’s sweat could treat social anxiety. Researchers from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden found that using mindfulness as an anxiety therapy was more effective when combined with sniffing armpit sweat from volunteers who had watched either happy or scary film clips. The study involved 48 women with social
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