The Official WTF Thread

[New Pagodi]

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Not safe for, well, anywhere really.

[TabascoElvis]

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[Cole Burns]

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That channel is the single craziest thing I've seen all year.

"No one wants a psychotic opossum."

[Hungary Jack]

Urban hipster hamsters + Kia = WTF?

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[ghostrunner]

One could find this a little creepy

[SHOW]

[Radbird]

More than 1,000 dead birds fall from sky in Arkansas

[ghostrunner]

haha

http://www.theatlanticwire.com/opinions ... eaths-6433

Thousands of dead birds and fish littered Arkansas this week. Some people on the internet think it's a sign of the apocalypse. It therefore makes good sense to interview Kirk Cameron about the bird deaths in the southern state, because the born again Christian actor was the star in a religious-thriller that was briefly released in theaters ten years ago. This is the logic that the producers of CNN's Anderson Cooper presumably used when dispatching their silver-haired host to interview the former Growing Pains star about the dead animals in Arkansas. Cameron, for his part, seems just as confused as viewers. "Well, I first think they should call a veterinarian, not me," he shrugged.

[PujolJunkie]

This is just like the plot from FlashForward. We're all [expletive].

[thrill]

haha

http://www.theatlanticwire.com/opinions ... eaths-6433

Thousands of dead birds and fish littered Arkansas this week. Some people on the internet think it's a sign of the apocalypse. It therefore makes good sense to interview Kirk Cameron about the bird deaths in the southern state, because the born again Christian actor was the star in a religious-thriller that was briefly released in theaters ten years ago. This is the logic that the producers of CNN's Anderson Cooper presumably used when dispatching their silver-haired host to interview the former Growing Pains star about the dead animals in Arkansas. Cameron, for his part, seems just as confused as viewers. "Well, I first think they should call a veterinarian, not me," he shrugged.

Something tells me that if the apocalypse ever goes down, it ain't kicking off in Arkansas.

[heyzeus]

Mass bird deaths are common. Sometimes they're caused by a parasite that has infected a flock, and becomes fatal at colder temperatures. Other times it's trauma, such as lightning or getting hit by sleet or hailstones at higher altitudes (that hail often melts before hitting the ground).