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Friday, September 20, 2013

The History Of The Trapper Keeper

NASA Will Pay You To Stay In Bed For 70 Days, The History Of The Trapper Keeper, Why Do Smart People Believe In Astrology?, The Price Of Beer At Oktoberfest Completely Defies Economic Logic, How A Kids' Cartoon Created An Real-Life Invasive Army
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Friday, September 20, 2013
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GET PAID FOR BEING A WASTE OF SPACE
NASA Will Pay You To Stay In Bed For 70 Days
outsideonline.com
Who says there's a job crisis in America? NASA is currently looking to pay a number of volunteers $18,000 to lie in bed for 70 days.
USED TO BE THE TRAPPER PORTFOLIO
The History Of The Trapper Keeper
mentalfloss.com
In the fall of 1981, second grader Mike Ryan was walking through the halls of his new school when he realized something terrible: He was the only kid without a Trapper Keeper.
SIGNS OF IRRATIONALITY
Why Do Smart People Believe In Astrology?
psmag.com
With little to no scientific evidence backing them, why do so many people still look at their horoscopes?
TOO DRUNK TO NOTICE
The Price Of Beer At Oktoberfest Completely Defies Economic Logic
qz.com
Beer is what economists call an elastic good; the more it costs, the less of it people buy. But at Oktoberfest, Germany's debaucherous annual beer festival in Munich, the rule doesn't exactly hold. In fact, it gets flipped on its head.
ADORABLE MONSTERS
How A Kids' Cartoon Created An Real-Life Invasive Army
nautil.us
Tales of monsters invading Japan are a longstanding tradition. At this very moment, the country is engaged in just such a war, with an entire army of invasive creatures, but they're both less fearsome and more adorable than Godzilla or Mothra.
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BEER HALL, BEFORE THE BEER
Image: Employees sit in an empty beer tent as preparations are under way for the Oktoberfest beer festival at the Theresienwiese fair grounds in Munich, southern Germany. This year's edition of the world's biggest beer festival will open on September 21 and runs until October 6, 2013.
Employees sit in an empty beer tent as preparations are under way for the Oktoberfest beer festival at the Theresienwiese fair grounds in Munich, southern Germany. This year's edition of the world's biggest beer festival will open on September 21 and runs until October 6, 2013. Credit: CHRISTOF STACHE/AFP/Getty Images/Newscom
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