People really just don't know how to deal with snow in some places.

A Tennessee man was arrested after allegedly pulling a shotgun on a neighbor who loudly stomped snow off his boots outside their apartment building.

John Shepardson, 46, claimed the man had woken him up. He was charged with aggravated assault.

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The food here is so good, it stops air traffic.

Aviation officials are looking into two separate episodes in which two small planes landed on a frozen lake in Minnesota so the pilots could grab lunch at a nearby restaurant.

Perhaps the joint makes a great aero sandwich.

In any event, it's against the law for the planes -- which were outfitted with landing skis -- to touch down on the lake without a permit.

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This is what divorce "This Old House"-style looks like.

A woman in Washington state whose husband was leaving her got back at him by allegedly rewiring his power tools to deliver a powerful electric shock when he used them.

She was arrested after he was knocked to the ground while using a 220-volt table saw.

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It's a dam shame.

Canada's second-oldest magazine, The Beaver, was forced to change its name after 90 years because its title resulted in its e-mail getting caught up in online porn filters.

The magazine, which chronicles Canada's past, originally was about the fur trade. It will now be called Canada's History.

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What a whore!

A Polish prostitute was hit with an $820,000 fine for unpaid taxes after years of being a working girl.

The woman told the tax office she has very "generous" clients. She claimed one customer paid her nearly $2 million over a five-year period.

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