Cabbage Patch Kids Turned 31, And Now We Feel Old Cabbage Patch Kids were THE hottest toy of the 80s. If you didn't get a Cababge Patch doll for Christmas, honestly what was the point? But do you remember when they FIRST came out? These dolls used to be handmade and solely out of cloth. Xavier Rober Read more ... ts sold them at local craft fairs. This is an i...

Legendary Collaboration: The Kid Who Plays ‘Runes: The Card Game’ And The Kid Who Eats Orange Peels Folks, this is not a test. We have what could very well be a Simon & Garfunkel-level pairing on our hands here. The kid who plays Runes: The Card Game and the kid who eats orange peels are sitting together in the library.This is HUGE. What could thos Read more ... e two be up to?So far, it seems like they’v...

Legendary Collaboration: The Kid Who Plays ‘Runes: The Card Game’ And The Kid Who Eats Orange Peels Folks, this is not a test. We have what could very well be a Simon & Garfunkel-level pairing on our hands here. The kid who plays Runes: The Card Game and the kid who eats orange peels are sitting together in the library.This is HUGE. What could thos Read more ... e two be up to?So far, it seems like they’v...

Sam Patch Had A Fondness For Plunging Into The Abyss—In Front of a Paying Audience There were myriad ways to become famous in 19th-century America, most of them involving fighting in a war, or rising to the top of the political ranks. For Sam Patch

Soon You'll Be Able To Wear An Ibuprofen Patch Get ready to upgrade your over-the-counter meds: A team of researchers has created an ibuprofen patch that can relieve pain for up to 12 hours, reports Gizmodo. Swallowing pills is so yesterday. The University of Warwick researchers teamed up with me Read more ... dical company Medherant to create the patch.

The Origin of the Pirate’s Eye Patch It's hard to imagine a pirate without hook hands, peg legs, or you know, an eye patch. But do any of these pirate tropes have a basis in actual history? Reddit user

Can We Guess What's On Your Mind Based On This One Question? The runes know.

Peanut allergy drug slated for 2018 debut A small French biopharmaceutical company has developed a new patch to help allergy sufferers increase their peanut tolerance.

Needleless Vaccine Patch Offers Pain-Free Way to Protect Against Disease The patch has been successfully tested and used to combat the flu, whooping cough, anthrax and other antigens.

There Could Soon Be a Skin Patch to Treat Peanut Allergies A wearable patch that safely and gradually exposes the body to small amounts of peanut allergen appears effective in easing the allergy, an early new study shows.