There are certain things in life that are worth seeing again and again. This incredible basketball shot is one of them. Let me set the scene: Your team is tied. The other team has the ball and is at the foul line. The first shot goes in. The second shot bounces off the rim. There is 1 second left. What do you do? The following video tells the whole story. This was from an actual college game between Guilford College vs. Randolph...
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Archive for November, 2007
A huge sea scorpion fossil was recently discovered in a German quarry. This was no ordinary fossil. It was the remains of a giant scorpion who lived approximately 390 million years ago. This scorpion was about 8 feet long and much bigger than any scorpion that ever lived. Giant scorpion Simon Braddy, of the University of Bristol, explained that this means spiders, crabs and insects were much larger than previously thought. "This is an...
George Bell stands tall, all 7 feet 8 inches of him. For the last 20 years he has worked as a Sheriff in Norfolk, Virginia. According to The Associated Press, Bell is very philosophical about his physical presence stating, "I have no choice but to like it." He added "I'm used to a small man's world, I've been dealing with a small man's world since I was a kid." He actually insists it has helped him out on the job with prison...
A mailbox hit by a falling meteor in Georgia in 1984, was the star at a recent auction in New York sponsored by Bonham's. The mailbox on a pedestal could have been the victim of a Halloween prank, but scientists insist the damage was cause by a falling piece of space rock. The mailbox was owned by the Claxton family. Here is the picture of the destroyed mailbox. Note that the mailbox flag is still intact. The Famous Claxton...
