Wearing milk? Why not?

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In a sudden inspired moment, a German woman has decided that wearing gooey white stuff should be possible for everyone.  She turned it into a fabric and will not comment on her previous attempts to create fabric from Cheerios, Spam, and – well, her boyfriend was exhausted.

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The Narwhals Get Tagged and Win at Quiddich?

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In science news, there is a plan afoot to tag all the existing narwhals and monitor them.  In sporting news, the Quiddich team Narwhals is doing quite well.

I’m sorry, I’m missing something here.  Wasn’t Quiddich an imaginary game that involved flying broomsticks?  Ahhh…  I guess it involves running about with fake broomsticks now.  I shouldn’t be surprised, one of my friends has a match built in his back yard.  I just hadn’t realized it had made it to the team/tournament level.  How long until we see Quiddich as an Olympic sport?  If so, I vote that we have to get some jet pack brooms.  Where’s that Segway fellow when you need him?

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