A truck crash was caused by a taco. Yes, it was. Which brings up my rules for eating behind the wheel, which you should not, but if you do, there are rules, trust me. (Source: KOMO-TV/Seattle
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A truck crash was caused by a taco. Yes, it was. Which brings up my rules for eating behind the wheel, which you should not, but if you do, there are rules, trust me. (Source: KOMO-TV/Seattle
)
Oh, nothing, just a supervolcano under Yellowstone that might be ready to erupt and plunge us into a volcanic winter. No big deal. (Sources: USA Today; New York Times)
Trying to sell your house is tough enough. Having a neighbor fly a Confederate flag makes it tougher. (Source: WRC-TV/Washington)
The Swedes call it “death cleaning,” and it’s a way to decide what you should keep and what you should get rid of. It may work, but it’s kind of sad. (Source: Washington Post)
A guy says the magic word (a joke, he says) and an airport has to be evacuated, which is a lesson the rest of us learned decades ago. (Source: WNBC-TV/New York)
A college professor got in hot water over some tweets, and the content is less important than how social media have changed how we perceive each other. (Source: WPVI-TV/Philadelphia)
Arby’s is serving up elk and venison sandwiches, which may throw the earth’s orbit off its axis. Or something. (Source: KARE-TV/Minneapolis)
A young reporter in Japan worked herself to death. Maybe you can see yourself in her story. (Source: New York Times)
People get warned. People ignore warnings. People get hurt. It never ends. (NOTE: Contains elk.) (Sources: Philadelphia Inquirer; St. Louis Post Dispatch; CBS Sports)
A story about a couple’s sleep problem leads to the revelation of a secret that could save your relationship, or at least could help you sleep better. (Source: The Sun)