Jason Bailey

You’ve probably seen Facebook’s “People You May Know” feature. It suggests friends of your Facebook friends that you might want to connect with.

And recently, it suggested to Ellenora Fulk of Tacoma, Washington that she might want to connect with Teri Wyatt-O’Neill . . . because they both knew Ellenora’s husband, Alan.

So Ellenora looked at Teri’s page, and found a picture from Teri’s wedding . . . To Alan!!! Obviously that was a surprise to Ellenora, since she was married to Alan too.

They’d been separated since 2009, when Alan left her. But he changed his last name in December, and married Teri later that month.

Ellenora called Alan’s mother, and an hour later, Alan showed up, begging her to keep quiet. No dice. She turned him in, and he was charged with bigamy on Thursday.

When we eat at restaurants, we have to suspend disbelief. We have to pretend the kitchen is totally sanitary even though we know it’s probably not. We have to pretend our waiter doesn’t hate us, even though he totally does.

We’ve got a list here of four of the unpleasant behind-the-scenes restaurant secrets that you don’t want to know . . . and may have to just pretend you don’t know.

1. Your food probably contains the chef’s saliva. He uses a spoon to sample the food and might not worry about double dipping.

2. You’re drinking someone else’s wine. When people order bottles of wine and don’t finish them, restaurants sometimes serve that wine in individual glasses the next day.

3. Restaurants want you to order pizza and the specials. Pizza is the cheapest thing to make and has the highest mark-up. Specials are really just foods the restaurant really wants to get rid of.

4. Don’t get the second-cheapest bottle of wine. Restaurants know you will order the second-cheapest bottle of wine, because you don’t want to order the cheapest one. So the second-cheapest one has the biggest price mark-up.

Be careful about asking your boyfriend or husband, “Does this make my butt look big?” Because, unfortunately for both of you, he’s probably going to give you an honest answer.

In a new survey, only 35% of men say they’d lie. The other two-thirds say they would give an honest answer . . . although a lot of them would try to change the subject first.

But while men are happy to indulge in straight-talking with their girlfriends they are less likely to tackle a work colleague over sensitive issues like body odor, with women twice as likely to speak up and say something to a stinky co-worker.

You can always go this rout if asked…

A new survey by eHarmony found the three things men and women like and hate most about each other.

Here are the things men like best about their wives and girlfriends . . .

#1.) They put up with his bad moods.

#2.) They’re affectionate.

#3.) They take an interest in how his day went.

And here are the three things men hate most about their wives or girlfriends . . .

#1.) They take too long to get ready.

#2.) They’re back-seat drivers.

#3.) They worry too much about money.

And here are the three things women like best about their men . . .

#1.) They can make her laugh.

#2.) They help with household chores.

#3.) They listen when she rants.

And here are the three things women HATE most about their husbands or boyfriends . . .

#1.) They can never find anything on their own.

#2.) They’re messy.

#3.) They hog the remote.

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This kid trusts his dad. And why shouldn’t he? All kids should be able to trust their parents. But before trusting his dad, he should make sure his dad is paying attention.

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Did you shower this morning, or just walk out the door smelling like a dumpster? Well, “Time” magazine recently did a poll, and found a surprising number of Americans don’t shower every day.

Only 53% said they shower at least five times a week . . . 25% said three or four times . . . 15% said twice . . . and 8% said they only shower once a week. But apparently that’s not as gross as it sounds.

According to an infectious disease expert at Columbia University, showering more than twice a week doesn’t really help as far as hygiene goes. And it might actually be a bad thing, because it dries you out and makes you more prone to skin infections.

With that said, there ARE reasons to take more showers than that. Like if you go to the gym . . . work in the garden . . . or you just stink. But in general, one or two showers a week is fine.

And if you like to shower every day, that’s okay. But don’t scrub your whole body with a loofa, just focus on your armpits and your below-the-belt areas.

In case you’re creeping other people out, we found a scientific study that’s going to be useful. Not for me . . . I’m suave and amazing. This is for other people.

A new study by the British Psychological Society found the habits and qualities that make someone seem creepy. Here are the top 10 . . .

1. Wearing strange or dirty clothes.

2. Having pale skin.

3. Bags under your eyes.

4. Messy hair.

5. Steering a conversation toward one topic . . . especially sex.

6. Asking to take a picture of someone.

7. Greasy hair.

8. Standing too close to people.

9. An unusual smile.

10. Bulging eyes.

The study also found the four creepiest jobs are clown . . . taxidermist . . . sex shop owner . . . and funeral director. The creepiest hobby is collecting something weird, like fingernails or insects.

If you’re drunk and you call 911 to say something stupid, there’s a chance they’ll give you a pass and you won’t get arrested.

This woman didn’t stop with just one call.

Lisa Makris of Boca Raton, Florida

45-year-old Lisa Makris of Boca Raton, Florida got drunk on Sunday night. At 4:54 A.M. on Monday, she called 911 and told them she needed help finding her car. She said she’d blacked out drinking and lost it.

So the dispatcher told her that wasn’t a reason to call 911, and hung up.

But Lisa called back again . . . over and over and over. By 6:50 A.M., she’d called 911 eight times!! All to get help finding her car.

So a cop finally went to her house . . . but not to help her. To arrest her, for misuse of 911.

And there’s no word on whether she ever found her car.

If I asked you if you were a criminal, you’d probably say no. And you’d probably believe it. Well . . . you’re wrong! Read More »