WTF Stories of the Week

[Not Afraid]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

More of a WTF ITEM of the week.

Do they really think wine drinkers would use this thing?!? A Wine Yoke

My friend Tim has - and uses - one of these. He had a massive stroke at 42 and has lost most of the use of his right arm. This device allows him to shake hands and move about at parties while still enjoying a glass of wine.

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Not Afraid

My friend Tim has - and uses - one of these. He had a massive stroke at 42 and has lost most of the use of his right arm. This device allows him to shake hands and move about at parties while still enjoying a glass of wine.

OK, he's allowed - valid reason. Anybody with use of both arms/hands is not allowed.

[Chernabog]

Here's another classic recipe on Food Network's site for dark chocolate.

Really? REALLY?

[Kevy Baby]

Somebody that has some control of the recipes that get posted has a wonderful sense of humor!

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Chernabog

Here's another classic recipe on Food Network's site for dark chocolate.

I usually make a triple batch.

[Betty]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

Major UConn donor demands return of $3 million

The whole story.

I know about Mr. Burton as he runs Cenveo, the fifth largest printing company in the country (at about $2.1 billion). He has a similar take-no-prisoners reputation in the industry as well (as well as a reputation for being a bit of a jerk).

He seems a bit unclear on the definition of "donate".

[Morrigoon]

Originally Posted by Chernabog

Here's another classic recipe on Food Network's site for dark chocolate.

Really? REALLY?

Definitely another classic. Right up there with Paula Deen's English Peas.

[cirquelover]

Reading all the comments has me in stitches!! I'm not sure if i can master such a tough recipe though

[SzczerbiakManiac]

French father-of-two suing GlaxoSmithKline claiming their drug to treat Parkinson's turned him into a gay sex and gambling addict

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by SzczerbiakManiac

French father-of-two suing GlaxoSmithKline claiming their drug to treat Parkinson's turned him into a gay sex and gambling addict

Wow, this is the most WTF story I've seen in a while. This 51 year old man claimed he was raped.

The drug, Requip, has been known for years to have undesired side effects but a warning only appeared on its package insert in 2006, his lawyers said.

Warning: Drug may lead to...well, just about anything.

On first glance it sounds preposterous but it got me thinking. What if a drug really did turn off your inhibition filter, your moral compass? All kinds of craziness could ensue.