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Tractor VS Tree! Who do you think wins? Apparently this man did not think through this very well.

The City of Grand Rapids is offering residents two options for disposing of their live Christmas trees; free drop-off and a fee-based curbside pickup.

A while back (1894 - okay, quite a while back), archeologists found this cool wooden column in a peat bog in the Ural mountains, and they saw immediately that it was old. I mean, really old. They eventually stopped standing around saying, "That looks really old", and did some science on it to determine it was 9,500 years old. New sciencey stuff actually shows that it's much older. It's r

Saturday, Jackyl rolled into town for their show at The Intersection, and we had some fun things planned with Jesse James Dupree before the show! First, we picked him up and went out to see the nice people out at Vormittag Christmas Tree farm, so Jesse could use his famous chainsaw to cut down a couple Christmas trees for some GRD winners!  Thanks to Grand Rapids E-Liquid for helping us get some p

Cops already have a hard enough job, especially when it comes to traffic stops. Think about it: They're walking into an unknown situation and are constantly at risk.

If a tree is playing a piano in the forest, and there's someone there to record it, would it sell better than Justin Bieber? I think the video of a tree playing a piano would kick Bieber's ass, yes.   But what some dude actually did is a little different. It's music created from the rings of a tree.

This is one of those videos that as soon as you start watching it, you know exactly what the outcome will be. This guy is cutting down what's left of a pretty massive tree. He wants to haul away the remainder of the tree trunk, but doesn't want to deal with the hassle of cutting it up into many pieces and picking them up individually.

We have all been patiently awaiting the kick-ass new album from the Foo and if the new retro video for “White Limo” (featuring Lemmy!!!) is any indication…they were NOT bluffing about the new stuff being their “heaviest to date”.