Sigurd The Mighty was a legendary Viking warrior who lived in Scotland during the 9th century. He was known for his bravery and his many victories on the battlefield. However, one battle would prove to be fatal for Sigurd, as he was bitten by his decapita...

Spontaneous combustion is a rare and controversial phenomenon in which a human body or an object suddenly bursts into flames without any apparent external ignition source.

It's not every day that you hear about a king exploding at his own funeral. But that's exactly what happened to William the Conqueror, the first Norman King of England.

In the year 1184 AD, some 60 nobles of the Holy Roman Empire met their untimely demise in a most unusual way - they plummeted into a latrine and perished.

Rome must have been the party capital of the world. Buckle up, folks, because we're about to get real juicy. Yes, we're talking about Roman orgies and parties, and boy, were they wild. You know those frat parties you see in movies? Well, those have got no...

Gladiatorial events were exciting public spectacles. The fighters could be men or women, enslaved or freeborn, and were often considered the celebrities of their time.

After WWI, many women had started smoking while simultaneously taking up more “masculine” roles outside the home.

“Hocus pocus” is said by magicians and the like to indicate some sort of change or surprising transformation. The words have no real meaning, but collectively, they are considered a variation of Latin.

Vitamins and minerals are essential for the body to function properly. They are categorized as micronutrients, which are small molecules that the body can’t produce on its own and must be obtained from food or supplements.

Kudzu extract is a natural product that has been used in China for centuries to reduce alcohol consumption. Research has demonstrated that taking a kudzu extract prior to drinking can reduce alcoholic intake by between 30 and 50%.

The wonderful Two Ronnies send up of Morris Dancing

Great stuff

Great comedy....

A change to the normal..

From "The Pirates of Penzance" by Gilbert and Sullivan