McDonald’s Getting Rid of Popular Menu Items — Is Your Favorite Getting the Golden Axe?
McDonald's is shaking up its menu. Except, instead of adding a hundred new items as usual, the Golden Arches is giving the golden axe to some crowd favorites.
McDonald's is shaking up its menu. Except, instead of adding a hundred new items as usual, the Golden Arches is giving the golden axe to some crowd favorites.
Can you imagine over one hundred people with bellies full of chili and no working toilets? Maybe you shouldn't imagine that! Luckily a generous plumber donated his time and tools to remedy this exact predicament I'm curious if the plumbers were called by a 'plunger signal' high in the sky.
This study seems sexist in multiple ways, but here you go.
Did you hear about this? Unbelievable...
Vaportini is an apparently legal, and new way to consume alcohol. You heat up and inhale the alcohol through a glass straw. I know that sounds a little scary. Check out how it works.
As it turns out, the cast of ‘Jersey Shore’ may not be the most frightening thing you can find in New Jersey.
I don't know about you but I'm saddened to think they possibly will not invent flying cars, teleportation, commercial space travel, or healthy fast food in my lifetime. These might be beyond our grasp in the near future but that doesn't mean some other amazing things won't happen.
According to this graphic compiled by BBC Future, we can expect Facebook to fall, AI to grow, a global government, cloning and much more.
I could see this happening at my house. Luckily, I've never had to call the authorities.
One would think a perk of working at a stress ball warehouse is that you always have something to grab if you're feeling overwhelmed and need to channel that energy.
Fast food workers are great at telling stories that will scare you off of some menu items forever. But they can also use their knowledge for good.
Did you know that the 13th amendment, the one which abolished slavery, was not officially ratified in the state of Mississipi until 2013? The century-and-a-half-over-due ratification took place this month due to a man from India, Dr. Ranjan Batra, and the blockbuster Lincoln.