Crazy, Weird And Funny Place

Have you ever seen an uglier dog in your life?

A Chinese man, Li Huiyan, suspecting that an underground river was full of fish, hired 30 villagers for six months to dig 50ft (15 meter) hole in his kitchen so that he could go fishing.

According to him, the river that once was above the ground (30 years ago), used to be rich on fish, and by simply putting a net there, hundreds of fish would be caught.

As soon as he finished digging the hole, Mr Li installed a fishing net across it and is catching fish regularly. So far he has earned $3300 for him and his family. Nice hunch, right?

It might seem interesting to note that, even though we live in a high-stress world, there is a lot more going on than meets the eye. In fact, if we look even a little more into life than we normally do, we can uncover a lot of things that may not only serve to brighten our day, but that can give us a renewed perspective with which to continue.

Here are some funny facts that you might not have known before. And whether they are groundbreaking or basically worthless tidbits of information, they will undoubtedly bring a smile to your face!

Did you know that Almonds are in the Peach family? Read the rest of this entry »

One of the best times to go on a holiday is during spring break, which is enjoyed greatly by both young and old. Spring time is a relaxing season, most of all for students, since they can take a break from daily studies and classrooms, making it the perfect time for them to recharge all of their energy.

College and university students take this time away to party day and night as a let-out of steam from classes for some regular plain fun. The most popular locations for spring break to do so would be Miami, for surfing on its beaches, and Las Vegas, for the excitement in its activities. Read the rest of this entry »

What would you do if all of the sudden it started to rain tadpoles?

This is exactly what happened in a number of cities in Japan, according to Daily Telegraph. A 55 year old man described hearing a strange sound in the city of Nanao and he then found more than 100 dead tadpoles covering the windscreens of cars in a civic centre car park.

This rare meteorological phenomenon happens from time to time across the world and scientists believes that strong winds, storms and water sprouts are behind this phenomenon.

The even stranger thing in this case is that Local Meteorological Observatory, in the city where this phenomenon took place, told media that there had been no reports of strong winds. Strange, right?