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VIDEOUkrainians sure seem to have a fascination with Saran Wrap at least with using it as a form of punishment by Saran Wrapping people to poles as you can see. In fact, they seem to like Saran Wrap so much that probably very little of it would be sold on the black market in the rest of Europe even if we sent them ample supplies of the stuff. Plus it is a lot cheaper than sending them expensive weapons systems.One weird thing about these Saran Wrapping clips is how calmly conversational they are talking to each other. If anybody out...

What You Need First you’ll need a roll of plastic wrap. If you want a bigger ball, you can always use more. The more gifts you want to add, the more rolls of plastic you will need (the average roll is about 200 feet long). If you’re feeling really generous, you could make that very best goodie a $100 bill like this Instagram user did. Then, pack in your prizes. Goodies can range from candy to cash. We suggest loading the outermost part of the ball with packs of gum or fun-sized candy bars. As you get closer to the...

Susan Sarandon Decries American Plutocracy, 'They Have The Wealth' Calls Gov Walker an Idiot http://www.theblaze.com/stories/rich-celebrity-redux-part-deux-susan-sarandon-decries-american-plutocracy-they-have-the-wealth-calls-gov-walker-an-idiot/

She has a lot of nerve to call him that after hearing some of the answers she gives in this interview.

Susan Sarandon, outspoken actress and liberal political activist, thinks the United States should help build schools in Mexico -- not walls along the border. Visiting a preschool in a slum bordering a vast, municipal garbage dump in Tijuana, Mexico, Sarandon said education was the key to improving lives in Mexico. She criticized a U.S. congressional proposal to extend walls along the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border. The school was founded by New York educator David Lynch, who came to Tijuana in 1980 as a volunteer teacher. He later built the school for the children of Mexicans who eke out a living gathering...

Henry V. Lott either botched the planned murder of his daughter or thought wrapping her in cellophane was therapeutic. Both the prosecution and defense attorney described Lott's actions April 19 as not very bright. "He did something stupid," defense attorney Jerry Engle told a jury Tuesday. Stupid, but with deadly intent, Chief Assistant Prosecutor Mark Blumer said. "Henry Lott is an amateur when it comes to murder," he said in final arguments. "He performed an incompetent effort to kill her." Circuit Judge Charles Nelson handed the case to the jury Tuesday afternoon, and it was unable to reach a verdict...

<p>SISTER ACT: Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante isn't the only rising star in his family -- his 39-year-old sister, Nao Bustamante, is making news for herself as well, as an avant-garde performance artist.</p> <p>Vegan burritos only -- no meat.</p>