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DAMN! But people feed on madness around here! Hmm...well, what about Fox?
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(playing on words again);
in August 2006, Charles and Camilla - a pair of veiled chameleons - became the proud parents of no less than 56 healthy babies. it is very rare for such a large number of baby chameleons from one clutch of eggs to survive, and owner Vicky Fox from Dorset, England, had to quickly find homes for the inch-long offspring before instinct kicked in and they became violently territorial at around the age of 3 months.
David Gonzales performed an astonishing 21 strongman acts in a single afternoon in Fort Meyers, Florida, in November 2006. ten of these were completed in less than a minute, including tearing a 1000 page telephone book in half, bending a steel bar 4 in (10 cm) thick over his head, and standing on his head while holding himself steady with hands resting on broken glass.
here's a bonus one, it seems morally wrong not to include it;
when a teenage cyclist was trapped under a car in Tucson, Arizona, in July 2006, he was saved by a strong bystander who lifted the car right off the ground. at 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m) tall and weighing 300 lb (136 kg), Tom Boyle raised the Chevrolet Camaro single-handedly, allowing the driver to haul the injured cyclist clear.
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ITT: I've been Intellectually checkmated.
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the book knows all...
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Satanic Rituals of the fourth degree
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here's a weird ritual;
nearly 500 teenagers from 26 countries donned oversized wooden clogs to perform a modern ballet version of a traditional Dutch clog dance in The Hague in July 2006. the dancers learned the steps in their own countries, which included Canada, Jamaica, Israel, and Finland, before travelling to the Netherlands for the performance.
sorry, no Marines, no Space, but soldiers;
believe it or not, China's army turns away recruits that snore too loudly!
what kind of book is this?!? oh well, it relates to the question, so the Guarantee has not been broken.