Unique Getaway Car and a Long Cat Walk
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Updated: July 18, 2012
A unique getaway car and a cat takes a long walk. It's news stories that have gone Over the Edge.
A burglary suspect in Columbus, Ohio used a patrol car for a getaway vehicle. According to police he didn't get very far. Police arrested the man when he crashed the cruiser into an apartment building.
What do you get when you combine more than 11,000 eggs, hundreds of pounds of flour, cocoa, sugar, and more whipped cream than you can imagine? If you bake it just right you'll get one really big cake. Eighty five bakers in Bolivia worked around the clock for a week to make what they claim is South America's largest cake ever made. After they finished the batter, bakers poured it into 400 cake molds and then off to the ovens they went. The cake measured 16 feet tall, nearly 23 feet long and 16 feet wide.
A cat in New Hampshire wasn't going to let a little thing like distance keep him from his owners. Wollie made a six mile journey over three days to get back to his humans. According to his owner Barbara, when her husband was hospitalized after a stroke she was forced to give Wollie up to a shelter. The couples daughter wanted to reunite her parents with the feline so she set out to adopt him and bring him home but he escaped in the parking lot of the animal shelter! Three days and 5 miles later, Wollie finally made his way home safe and sound.
A burglary suspect in Columbus, Ohio used a patrol car for a getaway vehicle. According to police he didn't get very far. Police arrested the man when he crashed the cruiser into an apartment building.
What do you get when you combine more than 11,000 eggs, hundreds of pounds of flour, cocoa, sugar, and more whipped cream than you can imagine? If you bake it just right you'll get one really big cake. Eighty five bakers in Bolivia worked around the clock for a week to make what they claim is South America's largest cake ever made. After they finished the batter, bakers poured it into 400 cake molds and then off to the ovens they went. The cake measured 16 feet tall, nearly 23 feet long and 16 feet wide.
A cat in New Hampshire wasn't going to let a little thing like distance keep him from his owners. Wollie made a six mile journey over three days to get back to his humans. According to his owner Barbara, when her husband was hospitalized after a stroke she was forced to give Wollie up to a shelter. The couples daughter wanted to reunite her parents with the feline so she set out to adopt him and bring him home but he escaped in the parking lot of the animal shelter! Three days and 5 miles later, Wollie finally made his way home safe and sound.
