Weird News

A Oklahoma  woman by the name of Misty Vanhorn was taken into Oklahoma County jail for trying to sell her children on Facebook to a woman in Fort Smith, Arkansas Wednesday.
Misty Vanhorn 22, was trying to sell her children, a two-year-old and 10-month old, for $1,000 each or both for $4,000. Officials say she needed bond money to get her boyfriend out of jail. This is beyond crazy! For full details check out the video.

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A Louisiana man, wearing a tin foil helmet, was arrested after he allegedly threatened to torch four Westbank schools. He says that he was wearing the tin foil on his head to prevent signals from entering into his head.

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An Arkansas woman is facing charges of public intoxication and disorderly conduct after allegedly crashing her car into a mobile home and attempting to make a pantless escape on a child's battery-powered toy truck.

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When ever I think of Shrek I think of a cartoon that revolutionized the cartoon world. 1st cartoon to ever be in HD. Their were more adults buying this movie/cartoon then kids. Heck! I was one of them. Some adults loved it so much they made it their wedding theme. Here is tonight's WTH? post . Check out how they pulled it off.

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Oh, the lengths people will go to see movies for free.

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Some people have no clue how to treat the handicapped.

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At Pizza Hut, less is more. This catchy little slogan doesn't just reference their stingy pepperoni application; it also describes their hiring process.

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Yes you read that right, A pen that lets you draw in 3D. Its things like this that make you glade there's inventors in the world.

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She might only be six, but you don't wanna battle her...you might get your feelings hurt and probably embarrassed. If you don't know who she is, just wait, she'll be on Ellen in a week. LOL. Seriously, she goes by the name of "B-girl Terra" she's only 6 years old, but don't let your guard down because she is a break-dance master, a.k.a. B-Girl.

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Last week we reported that a horrible  mom was letting the internet vote to decide the name of her child for a measly $5,000. We can now thankfully say that the whole thing was a big, stinking hoax, perpetrated by none other than the company holding the contest.

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