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- Fake parking signs with "inspirational" messages are inherently anti-New Yorkian, and have no business in this city.
- An adorable husky was caught shoplifting from a general store, and amused cops wrote up a detailed report on it.
- Here's a gentle reminder not to jam stuff in subway doors.
- The Jewish Community Relations Council of New York is offering $5K for any information about "knockout" attackers.
- Oh grand, Rebecca Black released a followup to "Friday" called...wait for it..."Saturday."
- Knicks fans are doing their best to get through this tumultuous season by tweeting the pain away.
- Some people are using CouchSurfing as a hookup tool.
- Congrats America, we watched Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" music video over 371 million times this year.
- Bloomberg reminds people how awesome Ray Kelly is.
- A British researcher has used a supercomputer to create a climate model of Middle Earth based on Tolkien's famously detailed maps.
- And finally, raccoons apparently love Doritos:
Published Dec 7, 2013
Modified Dec 7, 2013
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