In a suprising move, Circle City Tickets has announced that they are entering into a new ticketing market. Circle City is breaking new ground in ticket business by entering into the resale of Chuck E Cheese tickets. Company representative Skully explains, "As the economy slows, brokers in the secondary market have to be a little more creative in the markets in which we invest. It has to go beyond the traditional concerts, sports, and theater. We are doing that." Skully expands further, "Thousands of brokers compete against each other for many high profile events, such as premium football game tickets. With this new market we ...
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Long before Ratatouille came out and made the thought of rodents in the kitchen anything less than disgusting and a sure sign that the proprietor needs to have the lights dimmed and a board of health sign hung in the window, the rat-themed Chuck E. Cheese was welcoming in children of all ages (though single men over 40 going there would be met with a raised eyebrow) to munch down on unwholesome food and run their parents to the poorhouse requesting quarters to play their endless supply of arcade games. Those of us who grew up on the Canadian side of the Canadian-US border ...
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We’ve all heard of mad scientists—but sometimes it’s not the scientist whose mad—but rather it’s the science itself that’s just plain weird… WIRE IS THIS HAPPENING…. For almost two decades an Indonesian woman says she’s been afflicted by a bizarre condition—-metal wires are growing out of her body. The 40-year-old kindergarten teacher has wires protruding from her [...]
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We all make mistakes—but most of the time our mistakes aren’t posted on the Internet for the world to see. What follows are a few hands over the mouth—oh my goodness—oops moments that I’m sure the perpetrators wished hadn’t happened in front of a rolling video camera… NO TANKS NECCISARY…. This young fellow apparently [...]
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Gordon Rutter emerges from a fog of EVP waves and other ghostly vibrations at Edinburgh's ghostfest Well, the third Edinburgh GhostFest is over. It was most definitely bigger than the previous two years’ events – but was it better? For the first GhostFest in 2005 I was pretty much able to go to everything – no clashes of programmes and not too many events spread out over the week. This year, it would have been impossible to see and participate in everything (even I need to sleep). With so many things happening and a number of events running as parallel threads, some choices had ...
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