A bunch of Florida seniors got into a pickle-BRAWL on Sunday. It started over an argument about someone stepping in the “kitchen” during a game. A 63-year-old guy allegedly called a woman the C-WORD, then hit her husband with a pickleball paddle, punched another guy in the nose, and pushed a 70-year-old woman to the ground. Around 20 people were involved.
A six-year-old girl in Pittsburgh named Pim has sold over 100,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies this year . . . the most ever sold in a single season.
If you’ve ever wished that a buddy could smell your farts, and provide you with an analysis on your gut bacteria . . . well, technology is about to become your best friend.
Scientists have developed “smart underwear” . . . or a wearable sensor that can clip onto your underwear, and monitor gut bacteria activity . . . by “measuring the hydrogen gas in your flatulence.”
And it can even do this on-the-go! A battery charge can last up to a week.
Researchers say the device detects dietary changes with 95% accuracy, and it has revealed that the average person passes gas 32 times daily . . . far more than the 10 to 20 times people typically self-report.
There’s a lot of variance, though. In their studies, on any given day, a person might fart as little as four times, while others can pass gas up to 60 TIMES in one day. (Especially during chili season.)
This sensor wouldn’t be something we’d ALL toss into our tighty-whities, but scientists are excited because the current options for studying gut bacteria are very limited . . . and this could help diagnose digestive issues.
Anyone else look at this as a Fart Challenge?
The price of a 30-second Super Bowl ad has hit an all-time high of $10 million. NBC says they charged an average of $8 million, but a “handful” of slots were sold for more than $10 million.
Here’s a round-up of some of the best ads:
As usual, you can bet on just about anything related to the Super Bowl. Here are 10 of the weirdest prop bets you can make:
1. Will Seattle attempt a pass from New England’s 1-yard line? It’s about 90% certain this will NOT happen. The last time the Seahawks played the Patriots, Seattle tried this instead of running the ball, and it cost them the game.
2. Will a Patriots linebacker catch a pass? It’s about 94% certain this WON’T happen, either. But it’s an interesting bet, because Pats coach Mike Vrabel caught touchdowns in TWO Super Bowls as a linebacker for the team.
3. Will Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs propose to Cardi B after the game? It’s only 9% likely.
4. What celebrity Patriots fan will be shown on camera first? Mark Wahlberg is the favorite, at 25%. He’s followed by Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, John Cena, and John Krasinski.
5. Which Bay Area landmark will be shown first, the Golden Gate Bridge or Alcatraz Island? The safe bet is the bridge, at 91%. There’s only about a 15% probability it’ll be Alcatraz.
6. Will Bad Bunny expose a nipple during the Halftime Show? That’s 81% LIKELY.
7. What song will Bad Bunny start the Halftime Show with? The odds-on favorite is “Titi Me Pregunto”, at 67%.
8. What color liquid will be poured on the winning coach? The classic bet. Orange and Blue are tied at 30%.
9. Will the official viewership of the game be over or under 118.5 million? The smart money is on OVER . . . which is 58% likely.
10. Who will the MVP mention first in his speech? You can’t go wrong with God. He . . . or she . . . is 75% likely to be first. Teammates are second, and the city and/or its fans are third.
This is a nostalgic kick to the crotch for anyone who made lemonade pre-millennium . . . Minute Maid announced they’re discontinuing their frozen canned juices. They’ve been taking up space in our freezers for 80 years.
Might want to head to a Dave & Buster’s soon.
For Valentine’s Day this year, Dave & Buster’s will turn its viral Human Crane into a one-of-a-kind “proposal experience” by placing five $15,000, 3-carat diamond engagement rings inside the game at select locations.
Americans will spend a record $1.76 billion on legal Super Bowl bets this year. The American Gaming Association suggests you place your bets with, quote, “legal, regulated sportsbooks.
Comcast Xfinity’s Super Bowl ad features an alternate version of “Jurassic Park” where everything is awesome, because an Xfinity tech put the park back online before the chaos could begin.
Rascal Flatts is going viral, but not in a way they’d hope. At a recent show, singer Gary LeVox seemed to have a tough time onstage. He sang off-key, messed up lyrics, and was overall struggling.
