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Posted by mike on 17 Jul 2010.
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Some of the stuff we've received is just so far out there that it doesn't really fit into any particular category. These utter gems of idiocy live here.

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"I'm sure my kidneys aren't a significant part of your tank."
    Posted by mike on 17 Jun 2010. + (2) - (0) Permalink
Sounds like a reasonable assumption to me.
    Posted by mike on 17 Jun 2010.
News headline: "Munching Swedish beaver causes blackout" (http://www.thelocal.se/616/20041111/)
    Posted by JT on 3 Jan 2010. + (6) - (1) Permalink
I love this one :-)
    Posted by JT on 3 Jan 2010.
Me too! :)
    Posted by Moosh on 3 Jan 2010.
That's superb! I can't quite make up my mind whether it was translated automatically, or whether their English-speaking staff were just having a laugh.
    Posted by mike on 3 Jan 2010.
So the beaver caused the power outage. Knaw Really?
    Posted by sawblade5 on 26 Feb 2010.
"How do ferrets bum?"

(http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_ferr...)
    Posted by JT on 28 Mar 2010. + (2) - (2) Permalink
"Why are peas called peas if they look like butts?" http://answers.yahoo.com/question/ind...
    Posted by CheddarBBQ on 15 Mar 2010. + (4) - (0) Permalink
"By far one of the bass lines I've ever heard."
    Posted by CheddarBBQ on 10 Mar 2010. + (1) - (2) Permalink
"Do you know any good roleplaying games with dwarfs, elves and milfs?"
    Posted by JT on 9 Dec 2009. + (6) - (0) Permalink
"How many hairs does it take to be a monster?"
    Posted by JT on 14 Sep 2009. + (3) - (0) Permalink
0, damn hairless monsters!
    Posted by sawblade5 on 26 Feb 2010.
"What is 58.25?" (note: no further context...)
    Posted by JT on 13 Sep 2009. + (2) - (0) Permalink
Half of 116.5, which is half of 233, which is half of 466, which is half of 932, which is half of 1864, which was the year the first submarine sinks an enemy vessel. Coincidence?
    Posted by Socky on 30 Nov 2009.
"That thing you just described... how can I describe it...?"
    Posted by mike on 11 Feb 2010. + (5) - (0) Permalink
Friggin' ineffable, man...
    Posted by Necropaxx on 11 Feb 2010.
"Is Lady Gaga technically an alkali?" (http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Is_Lady_Gag...)
    Posted by JT on 25 Jan 2010. + (5) - (0) Permalink
If you place a piece of litmus paper on Lady Gaga it will reveal that she has a pH of 5. This means that she is in fact technically an acid.
    Posted by JT on 25 Jan 2010.