I know this one is old, but it is funny and cool, well, only to men.

"You can actually hunt one of our Bambi [expletive] and shoot her with paintballs," Mike Burdick, who runs the game and the site for Real Men Outdoor Productions, says on his Web site, www.huntingforbambi.com.

According to the site, the hunters also have the option of mounting their prey when they're done — and having sex with the women.

Despite criticism that the game is sick and barbaric, Burdick said it was all in fun and caters to both male and female fantasies.

More info: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,92070,00.html

I remember I watched this video back in 2006, it scared the hell out of me!

Now for the story behind the photo. This photo is billed as an illusion, because one needs to be in a plane, helicopter or some form of aerial device to witness this incredible image.

More info: http://www.gizafaces.com/page48.html

AMES, Iowa, March 11 (UPI) -- An Iowa man allegedly broke into a church and used electronic equipment belonging to the facility to watch pornographic films in the basement, police said.

Ames, Iowa, police said Charles Bentley, 55, was arrested Friday morning after employees of the Ames Community Preschool showed up for work at the First Christian Church and called 911 to report items missing and sounds coming from the basement, the Ames (Iowa) Tribune reported Thursday.

Investigators said Bentley, who may have spent the night at the church, entered the facility and brought items from around the church into the basement and set up a camp site with church-owned items including food, kitchen utensils, clothes, electronic equipment and a 26-inch flat-screen television.

"He kind of made himself at home," said Cmdr. Mike Brennan of the Ames Police Department.

Police said they believe Bentley used the church's equipment to watch pornographic films he was carrying at the time of his arrest. He was charged with second-degree burglary and booked into the Story County Jail in lieu of $10,000 bond.

Source: http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2010/03/11/Police-Man-watched-porn-in-church/UPI-11431268346539/

SALISBURY, Md. - Police say an alert drug-sniffing dog was not interested in a double cheeseburger but in the crack cocaine it concealed, leading to the arrest of three people Thursday night.

A Maryland State Police trooper stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation in Powellville, Md., about eight miles south of Delaware. During a search of the vehicle, a police dog detected drugs and the trooper noticed a fast-food bag in the passenger compartment of the vehicle with food inside of it. A search of the bag revealed an amount of crack cocaine hidden inside of a double cheeseburger.

All three occupants of the vehicle - Teresa Charlene Donaway, 47, of Pittsville, Robert James Eubanks, 39, of Berlin, and Davis Ray Manuel, 41, of Pittsville - were charged with possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia.

All three were transported to the Wicomico County Detention Center, where they are awaiting a hearing with a commissioner.

Source: http://www.azcentral.com/offbeat/articles/2010/03/05/20100305police-dog-detects-drugs-in-cheeseburger05-ON.html

A snowlady that Maria Conneran and her family sculpted in front of their Rahway home that attracted passers-by on Rahway's Colonia Boulevard to stop for pictures, but prompted an anonymous complaint to police who had the family cover up the sculpture with clothing.

Source: http://www.nj.com/news/local/index.ssf/2010/03/nude_snow_sculpture_in_rahway.html

The one-year-old, called Mabel, took a shine to the pups at a farm in Shrewsbury and now keeps them warm by roosting on top of them in their dog basket.

Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/7360398/Hen-that-thinks-its-a-dog-takes-litter-of-puppies-under-its-wing.html

Microsft is warning about a malicious attack that can take control of one's computer. Pressing the 'F1' key on the top row of your keyboard will exploit a vulnerable hole that has been discovered by Microsoft. The threat affects millions of Windows users worldwide.

more info: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/288510