If you ever journey to Portland, Oregon, you will be able to experience the World's Smallest Park. According to Wikipedia, Mills End Park is a circle two feet across. Mills End Park, Portland, Oregon Reportedly, Dick Fagan, a columnist for the Oregon Journal, contended, he spotted a leprechaun digging a hole outside of his office one day. He immediately captured the creature and was granted a wish, when he let him go. Fagan wished for a...
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Archive for October, 2007
Jason Lewis, had a big idea. Could he travel around the world using only human power? The answer is yes, but his journey lasted 13 years. During that time he endured crocodile attacks, broke both his legs in Colorado, was detained as a spy and had his partner give up and go home. Not Lewis, he continued on. His journey took him 46,000 miles as he circumnavigated the entire globe. He started in 1994. He fell in love. He roller...
Chuck Shepherd is a weird person. Very weird. OK, maybe he's not that weird, but he writes about weird stuff. He is the creator of a newspaper column called News of the Weird. This column appears in over 250 newspapers world wide. The strangest part of his reporting is that all of the stories are true. He proclaims that this is "proof true stories are weirder than made up stories." Here are some recent examples: A North Carolina...
