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Many people have claimed to have witnessed unexplained miracles. Are these events supernatural acts from a higher being or are they something else? You be the judge. These are 25 unexplained miracles you’ll find hard to believe.

What would you do if you witnessed an event that seemed miraculous and supernatural? Would it freak you out or would you chuck it off to bad pizza? Take a look at some of the miracles people have claimed to see (and our photo credits and sources) and don’t forget to leave a comment on the video letting us know if you think these are real or fake:



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Some of the miracles on today’s list are hard to believe. Take the internally decapitated four-year old from Idaho. He survived the ordeal because his rescuer held his head in place rather than picking him up entirely. Then there’s Jan Grzebski who survived a 19-year coma. In 1963, A woman apparently died, came back to life, and proceeded to disclose everyone’s secrets. Are these supernatural events, made up events, or simply mistaken folklore of history? Some of these events may have perfect scientific explanations such as the miracle of the sun and the man who was cut in half. But what about the voice of Saint Clelia Barbieri or the miracle of our lady of Zeitoun. Can you explain these miracles? These are 25 unexplained miracles you’ll find hard to believe.

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You will not believe that these crazy prison escapes actually worked. Prison is not a fun place so we can’t blame people for wanting to escape it. But the ways that some prisoners have tried to escape have been pure genius! These are 25 unbelievable prison escapes that actually worked.

If you found yourself in prison (we hope that never happens), would you try to escape it using these tricks? Check out some of the creative ways prisoners have tried to escape prison (and our photo credits and sources) and don’t forget to leave a comment on the video letting us know how you would escape prison:



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Some prisoners have made prison escapes a work of art. Take Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman for example who escaped prison through his influence and a tunnel. Then there’s T.J. Lane who made a wooden ladder using wood from cabinets. He escaped but was caught shortly after. Probably one of the most extravagant escapes was that of Vassilis Palaiokostas who hired a helicopter to break free…twice (and to our knowledge he’s still out there somewhere). These are but a few examples of the many ingenious ways prisoners have tried to escape. These are 25 unbelievable prison escapes that actually worked.

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You will not believe that these crazy prison escapes actually worked. Prison is not a fun place so we can’t blame people for wanting to escape it. But the ways that some prisoners have tried to escape have been pure genius! These are 25 unbelievable prison escapes that actually worked.

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Some prisoners have made prison escapes a work of art. Take Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman for example who escaped prison through his influence and a tunnel. Then there’s T.J. Lane who made a wooden ladder using wood from cabinets. He escaped but was caught shortly after. Probably one of the most extravagant escapes was that of Vassilis Palaiokostas who hired a helicopter to break free…twice (and to our knowledge he’s still out there somewhere). These are but a few examples of the many ingenious ways prisoners have tried to escape. These are 25 unbelievable prison escapes that actually worked.

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Can you guess some of the most bizarre things ever sold on eBay? This may not come as a surprise to some of you but people have sold some really bizarre things on the site. Like REALLY bizarre. Founded in 1995, eBay is an American multinational corporation and e-commerce company, providing consumer-to-consumer and business-to-consumer sales services via the Internet. Every day, millions of collectibles, decor, appliances, computers, furnishings, equipment, domain names, vehicles, and other miscellaneous items are listed, bought, or sold on eBay. For the most part, they are all normal stuff...for the most part. But then you get those items, the ones that make you say to yourself "Who would buy this?!", then realize you, you would buy this. From a ghost in a jar and Britney Spears´ hair to New Zealand (the actual country) and an unfaithful wife, here are 25 Most Bizarre Things Ever Sold On eBay.

25 Most Bizarre Things Ever Sold On eBay | List25

Illinois-shaped cornflake - That's the last state I needed to complete my United States of Cornflakes collection!
Water left by Elvis Presley - That's gotta smell by now, right?
Ad space on man´s forehead - I'm picturing "List25" on his forehead.
Meaning of life - Maybe it was just the instruction manual for the board game.
Guinea pig armor - Well, duh. Who wants exposed guinea pigs?
E.T.-shaped breakfast - That the last character I need to complete my 80's-iconic-movie-character-shaped food collection!
Ghost in jar - Well, yeah. You ever try to keep a ghost in a net? Although I heard shells work pretty well.
Right to name baby - George Foreman should've done this.
Britney Spears’ pregnancy test - Yeah, this one's pretty bizarre.
New Zealand - At what point would they have to tell all the residents?
Ian Usher´s life - Again, could have just as easily been the board game.
Casey Anthony´s Halloween mask - Why?
Brussels sprouts leftover - Not many people like them when they're fresh, let alone left overs.
The town of Bridgeville - I'll take one town, please.
Virgin Mary-shaped grilled cheese sandwich - That's the religious icon I needed to complete my food-items-that-look-like-religious-icons collection! (I have a lot of specific collections).
Meteorite from Mars - If it's legit, that's pretty awesome. The price? Not so awesome.
New sea urchin species - Well, that's one way to find a new species.
Combat jet - Better luck next time.
German language - So would people have to pay the winner whenever they spoke German? How would this sale have worked?
Soccer team - One soccer/football team, please.
Lunch with Warren Buffet - And which "lunch with a celebrity" would $5 get me?
Golf balls eaten by snake - More like One Thousand FORE-hundred, amirite?
Sending cremated remains to space - To infinity and beyond, I guess.
Britney Spears´s hair - I wonder if the person who bought the pregnancy test also bid on this auction.
Unfaithful wife - I feel like this isn't legal. Just a hunch.

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Would you like some great cooking science hacks? Of course you would! Cooking is a science, baking even more so. Chemical reactions timed with the proper amount of heat or cold can turn something as simple as flour, water, and yeast into mouthwatering bread that engages all the senses. While the best way to learn or become better at cooking is experience, a tip or two from experts as well as understanding the science behind them is always helpful. So go, be brave, cook that thing you never thought you could, and if you mess it up, take notes on what went wrong and go at it again. To help you out, here are 25 Cool Science Hacks To Make Your Cooking Easier.

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Melt your butter, instead of creaming, for chewier cookies.
Cook with Pink Salt
Chill Onions Before Chopping To Prevent Tears
Add Salt To Bitter Coffee To Reduce It's Bitterness
Add Baking Soda To Tomato Sauce To Reduce The Acidity
Cook Your Shellfish Alive
Add Acid To Cheese Sauces And Soups
Create Steam In Your Oven For Crusty Bread
Fry Your Spices
The Maillard Reaction (or why we sear our food)
Cook Your Food To Increase Nutrition
Brine Your Meat
Keep Your Cake Tender
Weigh Your Ingredients
Keep Avocados And Apples From Turning Brown
Use Tin Foil Or A Pie Shield To Keep Your Crust From Burning
Use Buttermilk In Place Of Regular Milk For Tender, Fluffy Cakes
Season Cold Dishes More Aggressively
Freeze Cakes Before Frosting
Use Frozen Butter For omelets
Use Cake Flour For Cakes
Don't Overcrowd Your Skillet
Add Lemon To Just About Anything
Dry Your Tofu
Store Salad Greens In A Sealable Container With A Paper Towel

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Whether it was a political ideology, a sports star, a software application, a language, a video game platform, or a fashion trend, there are numerous examples of things that people expected to get huge but only ever amount to failed expectations (sometimes this was for the better). Today we're going to take a closer look at some of them. These are 25 things that were supposed to be big but weren't.

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Second Life - It even has its own currency
Target in Canada - It seems they "missed the mark"
CD Encyclopedias - Encarta, Britannica, Compton's...
Comet ISON - Some media sources called Comet ISON the "Comet of the Century"
3D TV - No one really thought about people who already wear glasses
Google Glass - Great concept. Poor execution.
Segway - These were supposed to revolutionize the world
Parachute pants - Can't touch this.
Freddy Adu - More like "Freddy Adieu"
Google+ - Google is still tinkering with it today.
M. Night. Shyamalan - If every movie you do has a twist, there is no twist.
QR codes - You'll still see them every now and again
The World - No, not our planet.
Y2K - For a while, this was legitimately terrifying.
Mars One - Some things are too good to be true.
Tout - And now Vine is gone
McWhopper - More like the "McWhoops"
Apple Maps - When it debuted it failed spectacularly.
SEGA Dreamcast - Only 9.13 million units were sold worldwide
Solar powered roadways - They were supposed to melt snow & cut greenhouse gases by 75%
Tim Tebow - Hopefully his baseball career goes better.
Esperanto - You can still try to learn it on Duolingo
LaserDisc - Although the LaserDisc format was supplanted by DVD by the late 1990s, many titles are still highly coveted
Communism - Derived from Karl Marx and advocated class war
XFL - It was like a train wreck.

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It's Official: The Oxford English Dictionary and Merriam Webster have given credence to silly pop culture words which are now etched for all eternity into the English language. We can't really complain though; that's how English works. There's a longstanding joke that goes something like this: "English follows other languages into dark alleys, beats them up, then rummages in their pockets for random bits of grammar and syntax" and it's not wrong. Perhaps these 25 Silly Pop Culture Words That Shouldn't Belong In The Dictionary have already made it into your daily vocabulary (we kind of hope not).

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"Adorbs" used to be an annoying teenager's way of shortening the word "Adorable". Now it has its own entry into the dictionary.

"Cheerer-upper" sounds like something Buddy the Elf would say, but it's also officially a word in the English Language! A noun meaning someone who cheers you up. It's cute, it's sweet, it sounds like something a child who's just starting to grasp grammar would say.

YOLO (short for You Only Live Once) has been added to the official Oxford English Dictionary. Because apparently they no longer want to be taken more seriously than a teenager who's about to make a horrible life choice.

Clickbait - a noun meaning a misleading headline for an article or story online, causing you to click on it - is another one we can now keep forever.

A humblebrag is when someone tries to be modest, but is really just drawing attention to how awesome they are. This is very often seen among moms on social media (no judgement, the author is one) and celebrity tweets, such as Chrissy Teigen's "What does one even wear to a meeting at the Style Network?!". Let's all just not, okay?

A neckbeard is literally the part of a man's beard that grows on his neck. It's also, now, an insult for the socially inept, nerdy, and physically unappealing. Apparently someone woke up one morning and thought "You know what we need? More insults for men and nerds."

A Selfie is a picture taken of oneself, usually with a smartphone, usually making stupid faces or hand gestures, and shared via social media. We all knew that but..we kind of all wish we didn't? Now we can never stop knowing it.

FOMO means "Fear Of Missing Out", when someone is at home or disconnected from social media. Apparently this has become such a phenomena that we needed a horrible acronym for it that's made it's way into everyday conversation, otherwise we might be missing out on knowing people are worried about missing out.

Woke is an adjective, the past tense of "Wake". In 2016 it's used to signal awareness of some social injustice, such as the silencing or limiting of free speech that goes against culture. And since "Woke" is past tense, the phrase "Stay Woke" still makes many of us cringe.

The word "Literally" has been around for awhile, and it means "In a literal manner or sense; exactly". However, it's been so overused for exaggerated emphasis on something that isn't literally true, that it now also means what it used to mean, and the exact opposite of that. Confused yet? Yeah, we are too. Also a little angry.

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