Awful.News CHANNEL WIDGET

139 SUBSCRIBERS

Awful.News CHANNEL DESCRIPTION

Owner Description

Worst news from the best sources. Send your awful news to @pdts1337 or submit at http://awful.news/

Awful.News channel is growing at a rate of 0% and has a potential to reach 167 people. Advertising opportunities are too low for this channel but you can still reach out to the channel admin for any such opportunities.

Awful.News MOST VIEWED POST

Awful.News CHANNEL PREVIEW

@awful : Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja was once the “Mowgli” of Spain’s Sierra Morena mountain range, but life has changed a lot since then. Now the 72-year-old lives in a small, cold house in the village in Galicia. His last happy memories were of his childhood with the wolves. The wolf cubs accepted him as a brother, while the she-wolf who fed him taught him the meaning of motherhood. He slept in a cave alongside bats, snakes and deer, listening to them as they exchanged squawks and howls. Together they ta

@awful : A Japanese worker has been reprimanded by her boss for “selfishly breaking the rules” after she became pregnant before it was her “turn”, according to media reports. The woman was working at a private childcare centre in Aichi prefecture, north Japan, when she found out she was pregnant. However, the timing reportedly clashed with “shifts” drawn by the childcare centre director, which listed when female staff were allowed to marry and have children. The plight of the woman, who has not been id

@awful : Grizzly bears, dogs, and even cockroaches fart. Do sea anemones? Nope. As for spiders, no one knows. Daniella Rabaiotti and Nick Caruso’s new book, Does It Fart?, is illustrated by Ethan Kocak and debuts tomorrow in the United States. The book lists a number of animals, answers the titular question, and offers some insight into animal digestion. Like many silly ideas, it all started with a tweet—but it’s all real science, we promise! “There’s a lot we don’t know about animal farts, and that me

@awful : Last week's #AwfulRecap comes in a bit late since everyone was trying to be funny posting fake stupidity as news. Hummus API, you hillarious, Google. Anyway, here's only real awful news from last week with credible sourses, as always: Beautiful IT 🗜 Modern gamers prefer 'PC Building Simulator' to real PC building https://goo.gl/db9ptF 🎪 Bitcoin scammer pranked into dressing up as raccoon, scavenging through trash bins https://goo.gl/55wdDN 🆗 Russia polls Twitter on which US consulate to clo

@awful : Checking time 1 minute before work is over

@awful : The Vatican has scrambled to clarify comments made by Pope Francis to a well-known Italian journalist denying the existence of hell. “A hell doesn’t exist, the disappearance of sinning souls exists,” allegedly said the Pope, among other curious things. The Holy See issued a terse statement stating that a lengthy article published in La Repubblica on Wednesday by Eugenio Scalfari, the newspaper’s founder and an atheist, was “the fruit of his reconstruction” and not “a faithful transcription of

@awful : Traffic police in the Chinese city of Shenzhen have always had a reputation for strict enforcement of those flouting road rules in the metropolis of 12 million people. Now with the help of artificial intelligence and facial recognition technology, jaywalkers will not only be publicly named and shamed, they will be notified of their wrongdoing via instant messaging – along with the fine. Intellifusion, a Shenzhen-based AI firm that provides technology to the city’s police to display the faces o

@awful : Ever get tired of hitting the bottom of a glass bottle of ketchup to add sauce to your burger? Well one company started a Kickstarter campaign to create a Slice of Sauce. Bo's Fine Foods asked for $15,000 to create packets that contain thin slices of ketchup. Each packet will contain eight slices of ketchup that are separated by cellophane, according to the company's website. The sauce slices do not need to be refrigerated either. More at https://goo.gl/iuyZSz

@awful : A French waiter fired for being “aggressive, rude and disrespectful” says his behaviour wasn’t out of line – he’s just French. Guillaume Rey, who worked at a Vancouver restaurant on Canada’s Pacific coast, filed a complaint with British Columbia’s Human Rights Tribunal against his former employer, claiming “discrimination against my culture”. The restaurant, operated by Cara Operations, accused Rey of violating its code of conduct and said he persisted in his behavior despite verbal and writte

@awful : Also, here's some awesome news for a change: https://t.me/newyorkermagazine Full weekly issues of The New Yorker Magazine, illustrations and all – delivered right here as Telegraph articles. And it's free. If that's not awesome – I don't know what is.