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1. Prank Calls A prank call, also known as a crank call, hoax call, phony call, or phony phone call is a form of practical joke committed over the telephone. As with all practical jokes, prank calls are generally done for humorous effect, though there is a thin lin...
2. Ram Bomjon Is A Fake Ram Bomjon Is A Fake They call him the Buddha Boy, or the Boy With Divine Powers. They claimed that Ram Bomjon could go for eight months without eating or drinking or even moving, while he was in a meditation like that of the Siddhartha Guatama himse...
3. Moon Landing Hoax Conspiracy theorists argue that NASA's Apollo moon missions were faked, they present some interesting information and theories which are explored here. Examine the evidence and decide for yourself, was the moon landing a hoax?    
4. Loch Ness Monsters Loch Ness Monsters, or perhaps just the one known as "Nessie," are reputed to live in Loch Ness in Scotland. The loch, or lake, is a large, deep body of water, that is very dark in color. There have been numerous sightings of Nessie, who is...
5. Dihydrogen Monoxide - DHMO Dihydrogen Monoxide (DHMO) is a colorless and odorless chemical compound, also referred to by some as Dihydrogen Oxide, Hydronium Hydroxide, Hydrogen Hydroxide, or simply Hydric acid. It can be extremely dangerous.
6. The Cottingley Fairy Photographs The story of two young girls and the photographs that created controversy, hope and curiosity for over 63 years. Elsie Wright was 16 and her cousin, Frances Griffiths, was 10 in 1917 when the first two photographs of the famous Cottingley Fairies we...
7. ADHD: medical concern or made-up disorder? Many critics of the overmedication of our children contend that there is no such thing as ADHD. Doctors claim that schools convince parents of a need to drug their active child when none really exists. Weigh in on this controversial topic.
8. Do you believe in Fairy's? Being who I am and what I believe, I see this question the same as being asked if I believe in Angels. All of my life I have believed in Angels but have I ever seen one? To be honest, I do not think I have. I have always believed in Fairies, but have...
9. Stories of Urban Legends Since early childhood living in as many different places as I did, I have been told some urban legend stories that sent chills up and down my spine! The funny thing about it is; every state I have lived and was told urban legends, they always start w...
10. Bigfoot Museum Visit the Bigfoot Discovery Museum on your next trip through Northern California.
11. The Legendary West Virginia Abbagoochie! Please take a quick minute and complete our Abbagoochie Survey.  Thank you!     https://abbagoochie.justsurvey.me/416214ae2331   Where does the "kid" in us go as we grow older, or are there vestiges left of monsters that...
12. Hoaxes, Scams and BAD Behaviour: Get Wise. For as long as there have been human beings one human being has wanted something the other one has and sometimes wanted to have others do one's work in one's stead.   So for as long as there have been humans there have been scams, hoaxes an...
13. Wolpertinger - Bavarian Jackalope? Fun facts about a Bavarian "hero": The famed and fabled horned rabbit/squirrel or whatever animal - the Wolpertinger. In Germany, especially in the Southern Free State of Bavaria, they're called "Wolpertingers". Just like their American counterpart...
14. Stop the Endless Forwarding of Garbage Emails! Chain letters have been around since at least the late 1700's.  The advent of the internet, and the ease of email has taken chain mail to a whole new level.  Is it really bad to forward that email out to all your friends, family, neighbors...
15. A Cup of Tea and Adventure - The Webcomic A Cup of Tea and Adventure is a skeptical webcomic about tea drinking, adventure, hoaxes and frauds. Follow young Avis Wednesday around the art deco Paxton City and beyond as she solves mysteries with critical thinking and a cup of tea. http://www.ac...
16. Online Hoaxes and Scams I'll be putting my "favourite" hoaxes here as I find them delivered in my email inbox by the less informed. Always people ALWAYS, make snopes.com a first port of call to see if you've received a fictitious plea for help or interesting but fa...
17. Due Diligence Resources The purpose of this lens is to provide Squidoo readers with links to sites that can assist them in performing due diligence BEFORE investing. There are MANY scams--online and off.  Please research any business opportunity before shelling out you...
18. 9/11 Coverup Reported by Charlie Sheen Prison Planet.com Tuesday, September 8, 2009 Long page so give it a few moments to load..... I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with our 44th President of the United States of America, Barack Hussein Obama, while...
19. Ameranthropoides loysi "Ameranthropoides loysi" (otherwise known as de Loys' Ape) is the unofficial name for a large primate supposedly encountered by François De Loys in South America. Apart from one photograph, no other evidence for the existence of this...
20. Man on Moon 600 million people are watching on television. Does this echo of Orson Welles' 1938 adaptation of H. G. Wells' novel The War of the Worlds? 9:30 p.m. Houston time on July 20, 1969, Armstrong walks on the moon or does he? 1969 brings out science fict...