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The beefy looking gunman doesn't look like the trim, ascot-wearing Hugh Hefner. But the FBI dubbed him "The Playboy Bandit" after he robbed a suburban Chicago bank while wearing a cap with the distinctive bunny logo. Complete Story...
The man who reads dictionariesRobert Gibbs Confronts Hannity Over Anti-Semite GuestMom might have used nude photos of teen to mend breakupCop impersonator insists cuffs in his car are just sex toysZookeepers pull beady-eyed immigrant out of Lake Springfield6.6 Million Liters of Beer, 104 Oxen and No False Teeth Lesbian bikini contestants -- room full of Tia Tequilas
KyanaBelle: My Not So Furry Family
Serge Lescouarnec: Drought-ic action: 'Goat 'condoms' save Kenyan herds' (via BBC) 
Lisa in CA: My dog's name is Hi. 
Steve B. Tucson: More Tips for the Urban Survivalist in Tough Times 10-02-08
Scott (Scoop) Butki: Argh! It's My Birthday And I'll Scream If I Want To (Wish Tyler a happy birthweek too!)
Police have apprehended a Western man who went skinny dipping in a moat ringing the Imperial Palace in a busy Tokyo business district, attracting a huge crowd, officials said Tuesday.
An intersection in southeastern Idaho has proven unlucky for a woman who's been in two car accidents at the same crossroads since August. Kris Payne was driving at the intersection of Pole Line and Eldredge roads on Thursday when another driver ran a red light and collided into her Chevy Blazer.
A Glenwood Springs animal shelter was trying to find homes for 86 cats rescued from a two-bedroom condominium. The Colorado Animal Rescue Shelter received the cats on Wednesday. Since then, workers have been scrambling to accommodate the animals at area shelters and homes.
A man who state police said had a blood alcohol level more than six times the legal limit when he was arrested in July has pleaded no contest to drunken driving.
There's a bra bandit on the loose in southwest Florida. The Lee County Sheriff's Office was searching for an individual they say stole 160 bras valued at nearly $6,000 on Thursday from a Victoria Secret store, the latest in a string of bra burglaries in the area.
That's a lot of pumpkin seeds. A Canadian farmer has won a contest in California with a pumpkin that weighs more than 1,500 pounds.
The father of a measurement known as the "Smoot" returned Saturday to be honored at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the school where he and his fraternity brothers invented it 50 years ago.
A professional tightrope walker from China zipped along a wire strung across the Han River in just under 11 minutes to win Seoul's second international high-wire championship, which concluded Saturday.
Sue Nace thought election volunteers were joking when they told her she would have to remove her T-shirt to vote in the presidential primary last spring.
Roswell, N.M., is usually more associated with little green men than with greenbacks.
There's no such thing as a free lunch anymore for Black Frog Restaurant patrons nervy enough to run down a dock and plunge naked into Moosehead Lake.
Everyone needs some chicken soup for the soul — even pandas.
A massive pumpkin has gone missing from a front yard of a home in suburban Flint, Mich. — and its owner suspects some mighty strong thieves.
A homeowner whose beachfront property in Texas was destroyed during Hurricane Ike has found a football-size fossil tooth in the debris.
An online advertisement offered $28.50 an hour to anyone who wore a blue, long-sleeved shirt, yellow safety vest, eye protection and ventilator mask and waited near a bank.
There's something about Scranton that must be special for this bear: He keeps returning. Pennsylvania Wildlife Conservation Officer Mark Rutkowski says the bear he caught near a Scranton elementary school is the same one he caught on Labor Day in Scranton — and the same one he tagged in April in nearby Moosic.
A court in Kazakhstan has dropped drunken-driving charges against a man who admits he had a few drinks before he was arrested. The reason? He'd consumed fermented mare's milk, not beer or liquor.
My parents have this one thinking I am her big "Sissy." I call her "Bat Dog" because with her ears perked up she looks like one of those really big chihuahua-sized bats. Foxy is a mini-pinscher but my parents first thought they had a rat terrier.
We call her Abby for short, but she gets in trouble several times a day so she knows her name is "Abigail Van Nuisance"!
The oldest is Chloe. I found her half starved with ice pellets sticking to her fur outside of a nursing home I had been sent to for a hospice case.
A tourist has been arrested after swimming naked in the moat of the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. The man spent an hour in the water before he tried to make his escape.
MARIETTA, Ga. -- The Georgia Bureau of Investigation confirmed Monday it is investigating allegations involving a Cobb County commissioner and voodoo.
A restaurant in Japan has some unusual waiting staff on its books - two macaque monkeys. Yatchan and Fukuchan serve customers hot towels and drinks, and are given soya beans as tips.
This is why we have the Darwin Awards. Now what I want to know is why was the oven open?
At a Christian 'boot camp' in the US, those struggling to reconcile faith and sexuality are taught to overcome gayness.
This is supposedly the most life-like robot ever and it certainly looks humanoid -- but not human ( what is with those eyes?? Looks like surgical scars on the lid.. more Frankenstein-like than little girl-like). She's designed to be a helper to retired folks, etc.
Was this advanced karamic retribution for his appearance on "This Week?"
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Maasai herdsmen in Kenya have turned to an age-old contraceptive device, the "olor", to protect their precious goat herds from an ongoing drought. The olor is made from cowhide or a square piece of plastic, and is tied around the belly of the male goat.
A chef who fatally stabbed his gay lover carved off part of the dead man's thigh and seasoned it with fresh herbs before frying the flesh in olive oil, a court heard yesterday.
"But the Wallachian passports, they're not real passports, they're fake, right?" I venture. "They are fake. But I did get into Alaska with one."
Losing your way in New York City is no fun, especially when you get so confused that you crash into the one place that can help you - a map store.
A Japanese tavern has turned to two monkeys for help with its table service.
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