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The Worst Baseball Seats In America, Ranked

He judged seats based on the obstruction of view, distance from home plate, angle of plate, climate-sturdiness, proximity to food and restrooms and basic comfort. Ticket costs were considered if multiple seats scored the same points and a tie-breaking factor was needed.
digg.com     Jan 13, 2023

The 200 Greatest Movie Insults Will Have You Simultaneously Blushing And Giggling

The following two videos have floated around the internet for over a decade, and while they've been taken down and reuploaded, it's still worthy of being on Digg in some capacity so more people can experience the vulgar good times. Pajiba did us all a favor and listed the movies, if you're so inclined to watch any particular film based on a single insult. Enjoy!
digg.com     Jan 13, 2023

A Ram Power Wagon Flawlessly Drives In And Out Of A Cavity In The Ground

In this footage captured from 2021, out in Lakeside, California, a Ram Power Wagon is doing some extreme off-roading.
digg.com     Jan 13, 2023

Everything You Need To Know Before Adding A Petty Or Utility Knife To Your Kitchen

Bridget Lancaster and the America's Test Kitchen crew break down why you should consider adding a petty or utility knife in your kitchen to make things easier.
digg.com     Jan 13, 2023

The Sultry Trailer For 'Sharper' Features A Lot Of Hotties In Danger

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This new psychological thriller comes to Apple TV+ on February 10, and stars Julianne Moore, Sebastian Stan, John Lithgow and Justice Smith.
digg.com     Jan 13, 2023

Actor Frankie Muniz Says He'll Compete In NASCAR's ARCA Series In 2023

Muniz, 37, started racing in the mid-2000s. His first ARCA race will be at Daytona on Feb. 18.
digg.com     Jan 13, 2023

Would You Eat Seafood, Steak, Or Chicken Nuggets Made Out Of A Petri Dish Or Test Tube?

PBS Food's "Serving Up Science" breaks down the biology behind turning cells grown in a lab into simulated poultry, beef, and pork.
digg.com     Jan 13, 2023

Flower Frozen In Amber For 33 Million Years Gets A New Name

Since its classification in 1872, scientists have bestowed a special record to a flower that has been frozen in time for more than 33 million years. And now, after all that time, researchers must come to grips with a bombshell revelation: the flower has been masquerading as the wrong species.
digg.com     Jan 13, 2023

JB Smoove Saw A Stranger Trying On A Hideous Job Interview Outfit And Couldn't Help But Restyle Him

JB Smoove was in a store and saw a guy talking about an interview and wearing an ill-fitted suit. Smoove saw him, turned to the guy, and offered some free advice to the dude on how to look better.
digg.com     Jan 13, 2023

Gerard Butler's Last Second Decision Created The Famous 'This Is Sparta' Scene In '300'

Gerard sat down with Drew Barrymore to explain how the famous line almost never happened, if not for a random thought he had to just be really loud.
digg.com     Jan 13, 2023

Is Pre-Boiling Pasta For Baked Dishes Necessary? A YouTuber Experiments To Find Out

Adam Ragusea believes that you don't need to use boiled pasta for baked dishes, and proceed to explain why using a Chrissy Teigen recipe.
digg.com     Jan 13, 2023

Creating Forest Fires Indoors Can Help To Fight Them Outdoors

The Missoula Fire Sciences Lab is a unique place for scientists: they light a lot of things on fire and watch them burn, to better understand how wildfires spread.
digg.com     Jan 13, 2023