The reason 60 percent of restaurants fail in their first year is because at least 60 percent of owners don't know their elbows from grape jelly.
A quick perusal of kids' comic book covers can tell you that the stories upon these pages can be the stuff of freaking nightmares.
When something comes along that seems even remotely new or veers away from the run-of-the-mill tropes and cliches we've come to expect from scary movies, our first instinct is to pile on mountains of praise that, in time, reveals itself to be completely undeserved.
We're Clint and Jessica Harris, a pair of paranormal investigators with more than a decade of experience, and here's what you probably didn't know about the world of ghost hunting.
These ad execs took these messages, then twisted them until they were confusing, hurtful, or downright disturbing. Then they crapped on them.
Some things are easy to get rid of. And some stuff we're much better at holding on to, even when it means we can no longer fit our possessions in our homes.
Sometimes these supposed geniuses make decisions that even a WWE staff writer would find patently ridiculous.
We've erected all these barriers between ourselves and new ideas, so anytime someone tosses a ping-pong ball of knowledge at our brain, we open our mouths and spew a bunch of nonsense.
While the military tries its best to show you things like how to write a resume or claim GI Bill benefits, there are some parts of everyday post-combat life they fail to mention.
The real Vladimir Putin isn't a mix of the best parts of He-Man and Skeletor. Hell, he's not even the best parts of Ram Man and Spikor.
Sometimes, fame means little more than taking a full-time job as a depressing sideshow freak. Just ask some of the people who had the misfortune to become human tourist attractions.
My name is Derek Bloch, and I spent three years in Scientology's creepy space navy before abandoning ship. Here's what I learned ...
I realized that I was a selfish jerk for not allowing this particular car to mow me down, and I owe the human race an apology.
People utter these borderline cliches for a reason, one we tend not to realize until we've royally messed up their intended lessons.
Here are six challenging pieces of fan fiction you can use to ruin any pleasant memories you might have had of the characters involved.