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How to Turn a Pineapple Into a Halloween 'Pumpkin'

Break out the carving knives and corers, and be prepared to eat the leftovers.

Why People Walked Differently in Medieval Times

Your gait would probably be a little different if you walked around without soles on your shoes, too.

7 Fast Facts About AIM to Make You LOL

The game-changing instant messaging service is going offline.

That Time The U.S. Confirmed You Can Only Kill A Yeti In Self-Defense

Just because the creatures are mythical doesn't mean there aren't hunting regulations.

15 Happy Meal Toys Worth Big Bucks on eBay

It's time to go through the attic, the garage, and the boxes at your parents' house. If you saved your old Happy Meal toys, you could be sitting on a goldmine.

The Netherlands Is Paving Its Roads With Recycled Toilet Paper

A Dutch bike lane paved with recycled toilet paper is the first of its kind in the world.

The Commodore 64 Will Return as a Mini Console With Dozens of Games

It's the latest retro console to get a nostalgia-fueled makeover.

Attention Beer Lovers: A London Brewery Is Hiring a Professional Taste-Tester

The job description says it all: “Yes, this could just be the best job in the world.”

Take a Virtual Peek Inside Denmark's New LEGO House

The experiential play center in Billund, Denmark, opened its doors to the public in late September.

Visit a Famously Haunted Texas Hotel in October

The supposedly haunted Magnolia Hotel is still under renovation, but will be open to the public for one day in October. Go get your spook on.

Spotify Can Curate a Throwback Soundtrack Based on the Year You Were Born

Time Capsule compiles the best jams from your teens and early 20s.

Inside Crumbs & Whiskers, the Bicoastal Cat Cafe That's Saving Kitties' Lives

Between its two locations in Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles, the coffee shop has saved more than 775 felines.

Fans of The Office, Rejoice: A Dunder Mifflin LEGO Set Could Someday Become a Reality

That's what she said.

Knock-Off Versions of Nerf Ammo Can Cause Serious Eye Injuries

Ralphie's mom tried to warn us.

Australian Charity Releases Album of Cat-Themed Ballads to Promote Feline Welfare

Get ready to meow along to tunes about microchipping, fixing, and keeping a closer eye on your kitties.

Microscopic Videos Provide a Rare Close-Up Glimpse of the Natural World

Here are the top 2017 winners of Nikon’s annual Small World in Motion digital video competition.

Watch Craftsmen Shape Gobs of Molten Glass into Colorful Marbles

Learn how the tiny trinkets get their colorful centers and perfectly round shapes.

2017 Ig Nobel Prizes Celebrate Research on How Crocodiles Affect Gambling and Other Odd Studies

It's hard to pick a favorite from these off-the-wall studies exploring topics like whether cats can be both solid and liquid, the physics of walking backwards with coffee, and the brain activity of people who are grossed out by cheese.

Before Bigfoot and Yeti, There Was the Legendary Wampahoofus of Vermont

You can thank the lumberjacks' imagination for this one.

Meet Crayola’s Newest Crayon Color: Bluetiful

It’s a lot punnier than Crayony McCrayonface.

To Have and to Have Snot: A History of Madballs

When art school dropout Ralph Shaffer was hired by American Greetings to illustrate greeting cards in 1964, the 23-year-old was tasked with depicting delicate flower petals and hopping bunny rabbits.

Try These 1957 Life Hacks Out Around the House

Minor household inconveniences haven't changed that much since the '50s.

A Hairy Situation: Meet the Winners of the 2017 World Beard and Moustache Championships

For some people, the chin is the catwalk.

Chocolate Maps Turn the Streets of Famous Cities Into Edible Art

London, Tel Aviv, and New York City now come in chocolate.

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