"Barf Ball" would be a more fitting name. I hope it has drainage holes so you can hose it out when you're done.

Look at him go! I love how he just takes off with abandon, full speed ahead. And I love how he ghost-rides it into the trees.

Oh, there's also a really neat little town on the Delaware River called "Devil's Half-Acre".

As a Pennsylvania native, one of my all-time favorites is the town of Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania, which is nowhere near New Jersey, let alone the shore. And then, of course, there are the famous towns of Intercourse and Blue Ball, but of course those things didn't mean the same thing when those towns were named.

I hate to be cliche, but I'm calling "FAKE!" on the wedding video. I'm pretty sure that was staged.

This is what you call "Biting the hand that feeds you." He's lucky to still have fans; the last thing he should do is act like a dick to them.

Interesting, although isn't he technically writing with water, not with his own tears?

That was the lamest thing ever. Talk about "false advertising".

I love it! It reminds me of a LEGO tree, or something you'd see in a video game. I think it's awesome. And if all the lights change, it probably looks beautiful at night. I want one for my yard. I'd rather have that then the stupid maple tree with the roots that ruin the yard and the leaves I have to clean up every fall.

When my parents get too old to take care of themselves, can I drop them off in Nebraska?

Wow, that seems at first to scream "Photoshop!", but I think it might actually be real.

As far as "art" goes, I think that's stupid. (I've never understood how placing random objects in a gallery automatically qualifies as art.) As far as cuisine goes, though, it looks delicious!

Yeah, the stool pigeon one and the cats and dogs one would be disturbing, if they were true.

Uncle John's Bathroom Reader is like an encyclopedia of old wives' tales and urban legends.

Interesting list, but I'd be willing to bet that most (if not all) of those are false.