Australian Cave Offers Tours In Klingon
The Jenolan Caves, the inspiration for the name of a ship in Star Trek, is now offering tours in Klingon to accommodate all the visiting Trekkies.
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New Study Finds That We Don’t Trust People With Accents
Thursday, July 29, 2010
A (terribly conducted) new study has discovered that we don't trust people who speak with a foreign accent. Do you agree or disagree?
Hawaii Cleans Up Beaches By Deporting Homeless People
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Officials think that the homeless people who have created tent cities on Hawaii's beaches will drive away tourism, so they're deporting them. But it's not so bad: they get a free plane ticket.
Guest Post: Traveling Solo In Kuala Lumpur
Monday, June 7, 2010
Our friend Steve recently began a two-week journey to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Here's what he did his first few days in KL...
Crack Whores, Orgasmic Pee And Useless Gifts — A Weekend In Las Vegas
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
What happens in Vegas often defies logic. Don't think about it... just go with it. In this post, enjoy some of the stranger moments from our latest trip to Vegas over Memorial Day Weekend. Plus, a new installment of Observations From The Freeway. And find out what hotel you should stay at if you want to increase your odds of being killed.
7 Cities Not To Be Confused With More Famous Cities
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Anyone who thinks public schools aren't failing the youth of America need to look only as far as the stupid tourists who land in London, Canada and wonder where Big Ben is. Unfortunately, that's not the only city that people who failed geography confuse with a more famous city.
10-Foot Tall Hockey Players, Bison Burgers & Serendipity – Winter Olympics Day 7
Thursday, March 4, 2010
It may have been dark and rainy on our last day in Vancouver, but it was just as fun as the others. We saw 10-foot tall guys playing street hockey, ate a bison burger, and experienced a serendipitous moment at the Slovakia vs. Norway hockey game.
Glowing Coke Bottles, Japanese Hot Dogs & Touching The Olympic Medals – Winter Olympics Day 6
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Never have ordinary (see: not athletic enough) people like us been able to handle real Olympic medals until this year. We were willing to wait for this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity... for six hours.
Don’t Beat Them Up… They’re Cool – Winter Olympics Day 5
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Canada vs. USA hockey is always a huge event in Canada. We went to a sports bar to watch the game... and we were the only Americans among hundreds of die hard Canadian hockey fans. So how did we survive after USA won 5-3?
Cops Raz Americans About USA Hockey Team… Not Scarf That Appears Stolen – Winter Olymics Day 4
Friday, February 26, 2010
When cops stopped us in the streets, we figured it was because it looks like we stole a Team USA hockey scarf. Instead, they bragged that Team Canada would beat our country.
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