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People have bought pet rocks and paid to have stars named after them, but buying a piece of Hell? Buying a piece of Hell might be a new level of marketing, or one very ambitious realtor.

Michigan is full of towns, rivers, and landmarks with strange and hard-to-pronounce names rooted in Native American history.

A mysterious warm water ring found in Lake Michigan is eerily similar to the mysterious occurrences in the Bermuda Triangle.

As if you didn't have enough reasons to shop online, here is another one. Source: LasVegasReview

He thought it was a squirrel, then maybe a raccoon...turns out it was something much, much larger than a rodent. Source: KOCO5

This guy started a business that kills bed bugs in homes, but now has a new business model focused on cars. He says he cleans 5 to 10 a week. Source: WFAA

This doll with snakeskin, human teeth, and possibly human skin washed up on the beach and some think it was part of some evil voodoo. Source: NEWS4

This couple met back in 2012 and threw a $120,000 goth wedding. Now they are using their vampire expertise to help others do the same. Source: DailyMail

This 9-year old's bedroom wall is broadcasting a Christian radio signal at random points during the night. But why?!?! Source: UPI

What the hell are all these grenades doing in our rivers? Source: FOX13

This community just abolished their one-man police department, leaving the chief without a job. So he turned in his cruiser key, his uniform, and he proceeded to walk home Walter White style. Police department disbanded, chief protests by walking home in underwear  

Back in 1985 in Regina, Canada the biggest thing on the news was about a young boy and his friends who worked TIRELESSLY to build a massive snow fort. The City deemed it unsafe and demanded it's removal. This is their story. Source: DIGG