A study by toilet paper giant Kimberly-Clark reveals that 8% of Americans flush public toilets with their feet. 10 percent cover toilet seats in public bathrooms with toilet paper to avoid germs and filth.

A model airplane’s propeller gashed a 42-year-old California man’s left arm Saturday, leaving him in critical condition after surgery. It isn’t clear whether the victim was a spectator or the person controlling the model plane.

Five donkey couples tied the knot June 28th in a public mass donkey wedding staged in hopes of bringing rain to the south Indian city of Madras. A religious scholar who organised the ceremony said he was certain rain was now on its way.

A drunk who deliberately laid down on a busy road who tried to sue the driver who hit him had his case thrown out this week.

Mesa, Arizona, has installed two new bus stops that are not on any bus routes. The city installed signs at the stops alerting people that there is no bus service but people are seen waiting there every day before noticing the signs. The two stops cost the city around $32,000.

Wyoming DOT’s “Don’t be a Dumass” campaign to encourage the use of seatbelts received an award from an international safety group this week. The campaign features a character named I.M. Dumass who learns through sports like hockey and football that playing without the proper equipment is dangerous.

A Texas jury convicted a woman of murder after a homeless man died while stuck in her car’s windshield inside her garage. Jurors also convicted Chante Mallard of tampering with evidence.