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On Thursday, Free Beer had to leave "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" a little early to go to a doctor's appointment with his wife. It was a big day. If all went according to plan, he and his wife were going to find out the genders of the twins on the way!

Last week, we talked about how Walgreens had to pull Hanukkah paper off the shelves because the design on the paper contained swastikas. Seriously? How does something like that happen? Well, something similar has happened again.

What would YOUUU do? A group called Whatever, which does videos of pranks, social experiments and randomness, has recently done an experiment that would most likely take you out of your comfort zone if it was done to you. In its video, Jensen, a nine-year-old boy who is holding a cigarette, is going around to random people and asking for a light.

Remember when you were in elementary school and you'd trade lunches with your friend? Maybe he had a snack pack and you had string cheese, but you both wanted what the other one had. You'd simply trade. Well one eighth-grader at Weaverville Elementary School in Weaverville, Calif., got detention for doing just that: trading lunches, KRCR News Channel 7 reported.

After the Cincinnati Bengals cut defensive tackle Devon Still, they re-signed him to their practice squad. This most likely brings up the question, "Why?" Well, it was a move made by the NFL team to help Still out.

Being a kid can be pretty rough, especially when your parents decide to have another kid or two, knocking you down in the rankings a bit.

While vacationing with her family in Arizona, a 9-year-old girl accidentally shot and killed a shooting range instructor while she was firing an Uzi.

Everyone probably has a bunch of old home movies laying around somewhere. You know you have a box of VHS tapes sitting on a shelf somewhere in the basement, just collecting dust. But now we're in the digital age. So, maybe you have an entire hard drive packed with video memories from days gone by. This father, though, is putting those home movies to good use.

One school in Texas has joined the ranks of many others in the state to allow certain teachers on campus to carry concealed weapons. And they're not scared to tell that story, either.

Do you have trouble doing simple everyday math? Well, this guy has a way to make it even easier for you.