- 63 anti-smoking ads
- A piano built into a dining room table.
- For years Jenny McCarthy has been saying her son had autism caused by vaccines. Turns out he doesn’t have it, and she’s not as anti-vaccine as she used to be.
- 5,000 Australians strip naked for an art project by famous photographer Stanley Tunick (video) (nudity obviously)
- In Uganda a church is the only place pornography is legal
- Topeka Kansas is changing it’s name to Google Kansas for a month
- A women’s arm-wrestling league
- America’s worst french fries
- 100 flavors of Kit-Kat
- Body scale with positive thoughts
- Faking Christianity for social reasons and Faking being a Mormon for your husband
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As someone dealing with the effects of a pervasive developmental disorder (autism is one of them) in a very personal way, I just don’t understand how people could choose to not vaccinate their children based on the fear that their children could get autism. Honestly, if I had to choose between vaccinating Tanner and run the risks (if there even are any) of him becoming autistic or not getting him vaccinated, I would vaccinate him. Hands down. No question. I would much rather have him here with me, experiencing the challenges that he faces, than dead from some disease that I could have prevented him from getting in the first place.