Cavemen for the Cameras: The Strange Story of the Tasaday “Stone Age” Hoax
— August 21, 2026In the summer of 1971, headlines around the world announced something extraordinary: a genuine…
People do a lot of things for fame. Now we admit that we don’t know how much fame is bestowed upon someone after they set a Guinness-worthy world record, but for many it seems that just appearing in the pages of the world famous record book is enough. Surely, there are those who are able to capitalize on their Guinness-enabled fame and turn it into a lucrative career of some sort. Others obviously don’t expect any real benefit other than being noted for having done something that has never been done before. The following definitely fall under that category, since it’s extraordinarily difficult to imagine making a career out of these zany accomplishments.
We would not have expected a record like this to come out of a place like Bangkok, but as we all know, the world is a strange place. At a shopping mall in the Thai capital, 852 students assembled at a shopping mall and arranged themselves to look somewhat like a Christmas tree. Are the Guinness people that desperate for material these days? Apparently so.
In the summer of 1971, headlines around the world announced something extraordinary: a genuine…
On Halloween night in 1926, a wealthy, eccentric Toronto lawyer named Charles Vance Millar…
In September 1922, the streets of New York City erupted into eight days of…
Odd or what? That, presumably, is a matter of opinion, but despite your thoughts regarding what's found here, you know you just have to look! We scour the web looking for things that make you question your own version of reality and present them here for your perusal.

