Here in the UK the electricity generators keep an eye on TV schedules for things like this. Firstly there is the increased power consumption from people switching on kettles during the breaks in popular programs, but secondly the spikes in water consumption can cause problems for some hydroelectric facilities. Strange how these things connect.

Whether it's technically beer or not is a debate that will rumble on, however I'm willing to bet that it tastes nothing like beer.

This is just geekdom taken much too far. Whatever the field of human endeavor there is always a geek who will take it too far.

Only in America.

Kind of funny that church and state are supposedly seperate in the US, but here's yet another example of the church controlling a public body.

Anybody who falls for a fake speed camera where there are no road markings is as stupid as the man who believes fake speed cameras have any effect.

It worries me that this resulted in the police being called, it worries me more that the police attended.

Here in the UK at least copyright is a civil matter and nothing to do with police. If it's a criminal matter then you have a nation where business is dictating the law to the state. Scary.

Is it just me or is this yet another case of an "artist" realising their photographs are dull and simply trying to think of a gimmick?

I thought families were strictly limitted to one child in China. That being the case how did he get two?