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The unnamed delivery woman pulled up outside Hassan Hamze’s house in Greensboro, North Carolina on Thursday and launched the package with both arms to save herself the walk to his door. A motion-activated camera on Mr. Hamze’s doorstep captured the cavalier treatment of his package, a high-tech lock for his front door worth $199.

Isis video showing Libyan 'spy' dragged to death behind a speeding truck betrays disturbing new trend In its propaganda for international audiences, Isis now spins a story of state-building and 'utopia'.  But the executions go on in the regions it controls and, for Libya, experts fear it is only going to get worse Isis released a video showing the killing of a Libyan captive by dragging him behind a car.  Here he is seen 'confessing' to camera The Isis militant group has released an execution video showing a man being dragged to death behind a truck, in what experts say could be the start of a disturbing trend of new releases. The footage, produced by Isis’s “Cyrenaica Province” in Libya, appears to show a man “confessing” to spying before he is pulled along the ground by a speeding vehicle. Libyan media have named the man as 43-year-old Rushdi Ageela Omran al-Masouri.  Dressed in an orange jumpsuit, the grey-bearded man can be

Yesterday was National Stroke Day. That guy was about to have one. I don’t have any issues with people riding bikes on the road where legal, but there is no way I would do it. It just seems way too dangerous. Read more at

That sliding tackle is better than any he’s ever done on the field.

DJ and the best, fake DJ, Lets witness the best of the best.

Everyone thinks they're the king of drinking games. Be it beer pong, ring of fire or a good old fashioned boat race. The general consensus is that drinking games are for the young. The 18-25 year olds whose bodies can take the physical punishment of drinking alcohol on demand. What no-one ever thinks about is that old people have got experience. Not to mention the extra half a century or so of drinking alcohol behind them. Our friends over at Complex decided to pit a team of college seniors against a team of senior citizens at various drinking games. The result will surprise you...

House of Halo wants you to know that without the music, the  Uptown Funk music video is just a standard uptown day in the  uptown city.  We can all agree that Uptown Funk is the catchiest song of all time. What's that?! Sit down, person that just yelled "Shake it Off is Catchier!", you're wrong!  It's like Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars went into the studio and were like "Ok, let's make a song that will never leave anyones minds ever again." They made the song incredibly catchy and then made an equally catchy music video to boot.  What happens when you remove the music from the music video? I'm not sure how to quantify it into words but I will say that Uptown Funk without the music still takes place uptown but is significantly less Funk-ish.  

Facebook stalking song is the anthem for lonely people everywhere You're not alone in your creepy social media habits. Comedian Pat Regan sings about one of the most depressing things you can possibly do online: stalking your more successful friends on Facebook.  Next time you find yourself burning with jealousy over your Newsfeed, just remember that everyone lies on social media. Source

After a change discrepancy left a pizza delivery man without a tip, the Internet raised more than $20,000. A video, which Boston.com reports was originally uploaded to YouTube with the title “Irate pizza driver,” shows an awkward interaction between Jarrid Tansey, a pizza delivery driver for Palace Pizza, and a few employees at F&R Auto Sales, both located in Westport, Mass. The clip shows Tansey returning to the dealership and handing over money that he thought was a tip for an order delivered earlier. “It just doesn’t make sense why you’d hand me a bill that you were just gonna have me drive back here to give you back anyway," Tansey says in the video. Apparently, the car dealership placed an order that totaled just over $42 and paid Tansey with two $20 bills and two $5 bills for a total of $50. Tansey then left, assuming the remaining $7-and-change was a tip. But there was a misunderstanding and the dealership wanted change, so they called Palace Pizza and forced

Hamsters stuff their faces with food into a seemingly endless pit, but finally we have answers as to how far that pit goes. A new documentary series on BBC One, Pet - Wild at Heart, asks the tough questions about the rodent's eating habits. Using an X-ray camera, the show reveals exactly what happens when those cute hamsters start mashing treats into their cheeks. The video claims that hamsters don't secrete saliva while stuffing their cheek pouches with food so that it stays fresh and dry, while the X-ray footage shows that the pouches actually extend all the way to the critter's hips. The two-part series premiers Wednesday, Jan. 21 on BBC One.