Ile Kauppila
Copy Editor at RoadRUNNER
Freelance writer & editor, nature nut, lizard enthusiast, tabletop gamer, and pun connoisseur. My views are my own. Need something written? DM or @ me.
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5 days ago |
oddee.com | Ile Kauppila
One man’s garbage can indeed be another one’s treasure. Recycling can be an easy and effective way to help the environment, but people tend to need a bit of incentive to start recycling. To this end, many places have some kind of return-and-earn scheme for drink cans and bottles. The compensation usually isn’t much — a few cents per can — but it’s something. And if you’re dedicated, you can make a decent bit of money from recycling.
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1 week ago |
oddee.com | Ile Kauppila
How’s this for a feel-good story? If The Lord of the Rings or The Hobbit taught us anything, it’s not to judge someone’s abilities based on their size. Even the smallest of us can achieve the greatest things. This tiny dachshund sure did. Valerie the miniature dachshund was recently with her family. She had been missing for a year and a half — which equals half her life.
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1 week ago |
oddee.com | Ile Kauppila
This is not the way to get out of paying a bar tab. Police officers do not have an easy job. When the duty calls, they have to be prepared to put everything on the line. That includes their dangling buddies down south. A cop from the Sunshine State recently learned the hard way just how dangerous an irate Florida Woman can be. The officer was called to a local bar, where a woman was refusing to pay her tab.
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1 week ago |
oddee.com | Ile Kauppila
If you’ve never heard of these failures, consider yourself lucky. In the 1980s, there was big boom in consumer product development. Partially, it was because people had enough money to buy stuff, but tech was also getting smaller and cheaper, so all kinds of gadgets found their way to the store shelves. Some of them never left the shelf, though.
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1 week ago |
roadrunner.travel | Ile Kauppila
The Texas section of Route 66 isn’t particularly long, stretching only around 180 miles across the Panhandle. Along this near-straight alignment, the largest (and only major) city you’ll pass is Amarillo. The second-largest city is Shamrock. And it’s a strangely Irish place. Despite its rank as the second-biggest city on Texas Route 66, Shamrock isn’t exactly big. Covering an area of two whopping square miles, the local population stands at just below 1,800.
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