Is Oral Sex Still Illegal in 18 States?
Although some states still have anti-sodomy laws on the books, they are unenforceable because of a 2003 Supreme Court ruling.
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Nothing Compares to the Iowa State Fair … Logo
No, that phallic silo is not the official logo of the 2016 Iowa State Fair.
Pride Parade Fire Hydrant Mishap
An image depicts a man stabbed at an altercation between KKK members and opponents, not a Pride attendee injured attempting to stimulate himself with a fire hydrant.
Risqué Prom Dress
A controversy over whether a "girl's" risqué high school prom dress was appropriate for the event took place even though the photograph was of undetermined origin.
‘Captain Pugwash’ Double Meanings
Rumor: The characters in 'Captain Pugwash' had names that were sexual double entendres.
Grime Scene
Fauxtography: Photograph purportedly shows the imprint of a sexual encounter on a dirty car hood.
Phallic Shapes on Charts
Rumor: Photographs show weather and flight charts displaying phallic shapes.
Crown Jewels
Rumor: Photograph shows Queen Elizabeth seated next to a colonel whose kilt was a little too revealing.
Durex Pumpkin Spice Condom
Is it that time of year again?
The Promiscuous Cheerleader
Cheerleader collapses during game and has several pints of semen pumped from her stomach.
Japanese See-Through Skirts
Photographs show Japanese women wearing imitation see-through skirts.
Wedding Dress of the Year
Photograph shows bride with a revealing wedding gown?
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No, This Isn’t Video of the Crash That Killed Kobe Bryant
The basketball legend's death stunned the world.
Were Nazi Remains Found in the Stomach of a Giant Catfish?
Large fish are not a practical substitute for museums.
Is Al Roker Leaving the ‘Today’ Show?
"Today" show fans have been anxious that the popular co-host is leaving.
Were 30 Marines Just Killed in a Helicopter Crash?
A years-old news story recirculated in the wake of another deadly helicopter crash.
Did Pelosi Use $15,000 Worth of Pens to Sign Articles of Impeachment?
The tradition of using multiple pens to sign important legislation, and then giving those pens to the people involved, has been practiced by politicians for decades.