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Abbey Road studios has put up a 24-hour live feed of the crosswalk The Beatles made famous on the cover of their 1969 album Abbey Road, and it is engrossing. You can watch thousands of tourists frustrate the local drivers! 

The Weirdest -- and Funniest -- Stories About Sex! You're welcome, Spotify. 

you’re keeping the peace you don’t really have time to go to a studio to take photos. So, instead he brought his bride to be, Li Jinyang, to work. And the result is far and away the least boring wedding photos we’ve ever seen.

The funniest bits from Sketch Comedy groups around the world. The whole world! Now playing on #Spotify. 

Supporters of the Kamine Zoo in Hitachi, Japan have concocted a clever plan to raise money for the struggling Zoo -- by starting a clothing label called Zoo Jeans. 

So, the mall's neighbors threw some fish into the pond to eat the mosquitoes. Now, thousands of koi and tilapia populate the 1,600 square-foot pond.

Funny and weird stuff from Left Handed Radio on Spotify. We like them. 

Edward Gamson is an American dentist whose dream has always been to visit Granada, Spain, but a booking error sent him somewhere completely different! Also, Shipwreck hunter Steve Libert claims that he’s found Le Griffon, a 335-year-old sunken ship! 

Considering it takes about 5 minutes for all of the passengers to exit and enter the train, the cleaners only have 7 minutes to clean one of the 300 trains that are in service every day. Also, a fastidious UK teen is upset with a new incorrect commercial. 

Considering it takes about 5 minutes for all of the passengers to exit and enter the train, the cleaners only have 7 minutes to clean one of the 300 trains that are in service every day. Also, a fastidious UK teen is upset with a new incorrect commercial. 

Located between the Isle of Wight and the English coast, No Man’s Land fort was originally built in 1867 to guard against a French Invasion. The fort was decommissioned in 1957, and has since served as a private residence, and a luxury hotel.

Now, three years later, the giant caterpillar web is back! And it was these same Cotoneaster caterpillars, who create these webs to protect their larvae. What makes all of this even more unusual is the fact that caterpillars rarely, if ever, lay eggs in the same place twice.