An “anti-wrinkle” vibrator cause a plane to be evacuated at the Sunport yesterday.
NPR's newest documentary Noteworthy follows musician Miguel in-depth to learn about his creative process and influences.
Soooo, gonorrhea is nearly untreatable now.
An invisible epidemic has been sweeping across the nation affecting kids.
Do you love the '70s?
Tired of Earth and all the shit we have to deal with? Well, pack your bags, because it looks like you have an option to leave.
NM Governor Susana Martinez is in Rome.
Mister Turtle the tortoise is safe and sound in Santa Fe.
An exhibit featuring items from the Titanic opens in Albuquerque this Saturday.
Check out this big old Bull Durham building sign.
Michael Bloomberg wants retailers to keep tobacco products out of plain view, like they do in Canada.
How to maybe win rock/paper/scissors.
"A whole bunch of large, menopausal rats..."
Rochester Police employ the lost art of letter writing.
North Carolina has extensive rules for MMA fights.
It is the tenth anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
Possible chemical weapons attack in Syria.
Espanola has a new Police Chief.
Mike Tyson did not get a sex change.
Don't go near Avenida Caesar Chavez and Yale today, traffic will suck.
More stupid Facebook crap.
Most excellent 8-track museum is run by a weirdo.
"If we're not allowed to shoot in L.A. we'll go somewhere else."
Read how this lady was busted for a fraudulent workman's comp. claim.
Even if I could spend $85.00 on a six pack, I'd have to go to Colorado and this delicious sounding beer would all be gone anyway.
These neat-sounding British movies are all going on my "watch later" list.
Vintage cigarette case hat.
Why television coverage of mass shootings is to blame for mass shootings.
On this day in 2011 it was reported that U.S. Census data shows one out of two people in America are poor.
"Walk On By" lyricist and Burt Bacharach cohort Hal David died.
The company that manufactured and sold Thalidomide issued a formal apology (50 years later) that victims say misses the mark.
Instagram is suffering the same fate as Chat Roulette.
Santa Feans peeved over pile of a "quarter million" tires.
Interesting story about undercover cops who infiltrated occupy Austin.
Cosmopolitan magazine style tips for the 19th century woman.
Vancouver police are still rounding up suspects from the 2011 Stanley Cup riot.
The Kirtland Air Force Base trestle.
Film director James Toback is still a creep.
Texting driver who killed a man faces only a twenty dollar fine in Virginia.
Photo gallery of 1930's British police criminal identification pictures.
"The high-flying, mansion-building, Ferrari-driving, Vegas-gambling life...."
Joe Arpaio does not have immunity against a lawsuit from The Phoenix New Times.
Obama accuses GOP of wanting to bring back "trickle-down economics."
On this day in 1966, Salma Hayek was born.
Special effects creator Carlo Rambaldi died.
Paul Ryan is Romney's V.P. running mate.
New Mexico's medical board passed new and strict rules governing the prescribing of pain medication.
Insane Clown Posse is suing the F.B.I. for classifying Juggalos as "gang members."
Photo gallery of turn of the century Utah saloons and breweries.
The Department of Veterans Affairs generates way too much paperwork.
Dead Jackass Ryan Dunn's estate is being sued.
About half of all New Mexico state workers will receive retroactive pay raises totaling nearly $20,000,000.
I didn't hear about the naked Randy Travis/Trans Am thing until today.
Someone in Spokane is making huge pyramids out of recreation area picnic tables.
"Hobo nickels."
I've always wanted a Dream Machine and here's some for sale.
Arguably the best torrent site on the web, Demonoid had their Ukrainian offices raided last week.
Neil Heywood murder trial details read like a cheap novel.
On this day in 1953, Hulk Hogan was born.
Is it illegal to flash your headlights in order to warn other drivers of a speed trap? Not sure about NM, but this Wikipedia page has an interesting urban legend supposedly spread by the New Mexico State Police at one time.
List of nuclear power plants in Hurricane Irene's path.
Shark swimming down a flooded Puerto Rico street.
Man drops shorts while running behind weatherman who is reporting on how stupidly people behave during hurricanes.
The most boring live footage of a hurricane ever.
Pictures of past hurricanes and aftermath.
Moe Tucker singing her traditional version of Goodnight Irene.
The official image of Santa Fe in 2012 will be a depiction of manhole covers.
Ever wonder why manhole covers are round?
Dr. Who, a product of Singapore.
World's most accurate atomic clock might be off by a second 138 million years from now.
Download the new children's book Space Oddity. Yes, like the Bowie song.
Have archeologists in Scotland found King Arthur's Round Table?
I learned two things this weekend. Firstly, Ian Svenonius had a t.v. show called Soft Focus. Secondly, John Lurie was in The Last Temptation of Christ.
It's time to watch John Lurie's Fishing With John again.
On this day in 1965 Bob Dylan was booed off the stage in Forest Hills New York, about a month after getting booed at the Newport Folk Festival.
Vintage eye disease pictures from two centuries ago.
Edwin J. Quinby, the petroleum industry, streetcars and music.
Roger Ebert's Arthur C. Clarke like prediction of movies on demand.
Are U.S. government microwave mind-control tests causing TV presenters' brains to melt down? Maybe you should start watching television again.
Did you download a torrent of Nude Nuns With Big Guns? The mass copyright infringement lawsuit may not include your name after all.
Are you tall enough to take this ride? Ron English U.S. Mexico border prank
Cows kill more people in America than sharks.
Lily Allen's new clothing line is making vintage clothes.
BFD: Obama is going to run for a second term in office.
2011 is officially the year of the coup. Ivory Coast.
On this day in 1931 a teenaged girl named Jackie Mitchell struck out Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth one after another, in an exhibition game.
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