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This 75-year-old woman has bigger balls than you. No, really.

A 30-year-old guy from suburban Chicago, Randy Schmitz, was on vacation in Myrtle Beach, S.C., last summer. He went to the Pepper Palace, which sells crazy hot sauces. The hottest sauce it sells is Flashbang, a combination of four peppers -- Carolina Reaper, scorpion, ghost pepper and habanero. Schmitz had to sign a waiver just to try a tiny bit of the sauce on a toothpick as part of a challeng

Walmart is a great place. You walk in there and you're walking out with just about anything you can imagine. Tires for your car?  Got 'em. A new stereo?  No problem. And in the case of this Muncie, Ind., Walmart, meth?  Yup!

As if golf wasn't hard enough, what happens here would make it impossible.

The average buffalo spends his day roaming the open pasture, eating grass and other boring items. So it's not too shocking to find out that this buffalo was interested in sampling something a little more tasty.

A woman in Utah died in a crash Friday when her car drove off the road and flipped upside down, landing on the edge of a river. Her 18-month-old daughter somehow survived 14 hours in the freezing cold, hanging upside down in her car seat with her head just inches from the freezing water. Four police officers said when they found the car, they heard a woman inside calling for help.

Being naked is very freeing. Who doesn't love walking around in the buff from time to time? Garrett Smith, a 21-year-old from Anaheim, Calif., is one of those people.

A New York man recently spent 10 days hospitalized in a burn unit because his Apple iPhone 5C exploded in his pocket.

A sixth-grade teacher in Dallas got into some trouble after he went on a profanity-filled rant in one of his classes.

Check out the short Vine video and then determine for yourself if NBA great Bill Walton was drunk while calling this basketball game.

Taking one look at LaQuin McGowan, you'd think he was probably on the offensive or defensive line for Baylor University's football team. Instead of doing that, Baylor's coaching staff had the idea to use the 6-foot, 7-inch tall, 410-pounder as a tight end, The Dallas Morning News reports.

Move over ice cream in a little batting helmet. There's a new greatest ballpark dessert ever in town!