Things like these 5 below. Some of them are new, some of them aren't... well... still...
5. Surgeons find a fir tree inside a man's lungs. If you haven't seen it, it's disgusting, it's gross, it's... whatever you may call it, it's disturbing. In Russia - yes, Russia, where else things can happen? Duh -, a man suffering from chest pain and bloody cough turned up to have a fir tree growing inside of him.
Surgeons first thought that it was a tumor, but when they open up the man, they found a fir tree. Bingo! Now we could classify fir trees as parasites as they also grow inside the human body, too.
4. An American woman makes a cup of tea - after being shot in the head. Tammy Sexton, 47, of Birmingham, Alabama survived after a shot in the head. The shot from a .38-calibre handgun even caused a hole in the forehead, struck up her skull and exited from the back of her head. She miracuously survived - and even had time to make a fucking cup of tea!
Sheriff Mike Byrd said: "When the officer got there she said, 'What's going on?' She was holding a rag on her head and talking. She was conscious, but she was confused about what had happened.
CONFUSED ABOUT WHAT HAD HAPPENED? Come on, you could do better than that! Go and make me a cup of tea.
3. A Russian man survived a 5-story fall. Yes, another Russian story. This time, it's a man who is drunk and had enough of his wife Yekaterina's nagging. Alexei Roskov (wow, his name's cool) jumped from the balcony of his apartment and fell 50ft - without having nothing but a scratch. He then staggered back up to his apartment and proceeded to jump again because he couldn't stand her wife's nagging.
"I have no idea why I jumped the first time but when I came back up and I heard my wife screaming angrily at me I thought it was best if I left the room again - out of the window."
Yes, yes, the world is truly amazing - if you live in Russia.
2. Danny Shea wins the Grand National from the grave. The man, who died several months ago, because of cancer, acquired $20,000 for his family. He left his family a $250 tip and told them to bet 100-1 Grand National outsider Mom Mome. His death wish to win was fulfilled as he won the $20k.
His wife, Pat, 63, said that she "couldn't believe" her husband managed to pick the winner.
"He was generally pretty useless at picking winners. He didn't have much of a clue though he liked a bet. The best we hoped for was a place," she said.
Didn't I tell you that life is just beautiful? Cope with it.
1. 400,000 people in UK to believe in the Force. Eight police officers from Scotland's Strathclyde Police have listed their official religion as Jedi. In 2001, a census revealed that 400,000 people also believe in the same, non-existent faith. In Scotland, a number of 14,000 was reported.
Last year, brothers Barney and Daniel Jones founded the UK Church of the Jedi - which offered sermons on the Force, light sabre training, and meditation techniques.
So... the light sabre does exist. Where can I get one?