Here’s some BREAKING NEWS:
This week’s post is a follow-up to interest piquing submission last Friday.
More to enjoy…
- Language experts agree that words which get in edgewise are less dependable
- Getting to the bottom of things more effective with experience, study shows
- The adage of someone ‘given an inch and inch and taking a mile’ found to be less valid in metric system
- Research on fingerprints finds good rules of thumb still outnumber bad ones
- Half-baked ideas found to improve with addition of baking powder
- New floral research finds easier ways to hear through grapevines
- Survey finds consumers divided on taste benefits of having egg on the face
- Medical researchers baffled by rise in cases of eyes bigger than stomachs
- Holding one’s horses proven better exercise than holding phones
- Getting ducks lined up in a row found to depend on very tight guide ropes
- No practical justification uncovered to having a hole in the head
- Having ice water in one’s veins proves mixed blessing in winter conditions
- Zoologists discover that being a monkey’s uncle provides tribal advantages
- Mathematicians unable to replicate theory that saying something once equivalent to saying it a thousand times
- Being left with something to chew on can cause pressure on dental plate
Some of this news should be broken…
the watch of time 
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