“Ain’t nobody got time for that,” said one 911 operator before hanging up the phone. And she didn't just do it once. Crenshanda Williams cut short thousands of emergency calls because she didn’t feel like talking. She ended up being sentenced to prison in 2018, where she wouldn't have to deal with people bothering her via phone calls. Yes, really. You can’t make this sh*t up…

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#1 Saudi Arabia Has Deployed Solar-Powered Laser Beacons In The Al Nafud Desert To Guide Lost Travelers To Water Sources

#2 In 1996, A Mother Cat Named Scarlett Rescued All 5 Of Her Kittens From A Building Burning In NYC. She Walked Through Flames 5 Times To Rescue Each One

#3 A Teenager From Madhya Pradesh, India, Suffers From An Exceptionally Rare Condition Known As 'Werewolf Syndrome,' Medically Termed Hypertrichosis

#4 Henry Behrens, The Smallest Man In The World Dances With His Pet Cat In The Doorway Of His Worthing Home, 1956

#5 Princess Diana Comforting Elton John At Gianni Versace's Funeral. Just Over A Month Later, She Would Lose Her Life In A Car Crash And Elton Would Perform At Hers

#6 Self-Made Millionaire Harris Rosen Adopted A Florida Neighborhood Called Tangelo Park

#7 Paul Lieberstein, Initially A Writer And Producer For The Office, Was Asked To Temporarily Portray Toby Flenderson

#8 Arizona's Brutal 2017 Heatwave

#9 Nirvana Played A Show In Buenos Aires Where The Crowd Threw Mud And Trash At The All-Female Opening Band

#10 In 2016, Crenshanda Williams, A 911 Call Operator In Texas Was Fired After She Hung Up On Over 800 Callers Because She Didn't Feel Like Talking

#11 In 2000, Qian Hongyan Lost Her Legs In A Car Accident

#12 Since 1995, Mohamed Bzeek Has Dedicated Himself To Fostering Children With Terminal Illnesses, Having Cared For Over 40 Such Children

#13 The Final Exam For Police Service Dogs To Remain Calm In Front Of A Cat, Germany, 1987

#14 Croatia Is Among The Few Countries In The World That Employ Specially Trained Dog Lifeguards To Assist In Water Rescues During The Summer Season

#15 The Great Impostor

#16 Robert Duboise On The Day Of His Arrest At Age 18, And The Day He Was Freed From Prison By DNA At 56

#17 Bill Gates Purchased Leonardo Da Vinci's Codex For $30,802,500

#18 In The Year 1971, Soviet Engineers Set Fire To A Gas-Filled Hole In The Turkmenistan Desert, Thinking It Would Burn Out In A Few Days

#19 In The Year 2010, A Colossal And Terrifying Natural Phenomenon Occurred In Guatemala City

#20 Manar Maged Was Born With A Parasitic Twin That Never Fully Developed, But Was Using Her Blood Supply

#21 In 2004, Paul Walker Secretly Bought An $9,000 Engagement Ring For An Iraq Veteran

#22 Dr. Phil Once Invited The Creator Of The "Bumfights' Video Series To His Show To Confront Him About Exploiting Vulnerable People For Financial Gain

#23 In 2021, Painter Conrado Estrada Suffered From Rhinophyma, A Condition That Caused His Nose To Become Large And Bulbous, Making It Difficult To Eat And Breathe

#24 For More Than 30 Years, Plastic Garfield Phones Have Been Washing Up On French Beaches

#25 Alfred "Alfie" Date, Australia’s Oldest Man, Spent His Final Years Knitting Tiny Sweaters For Oil-Affected Penguins

#26 Philippe Petit Tight-Roping Between The Twin Towers In His Bell-Bottoms, 1974

#27 In 2016, A Japanese Ice Cream Company Created A Commercial To Publicly Apologize About Needing To Raise The Price Of Their Ice Cream Bars For The First Time In 25 Years From 60 Yen To 70 Yen

#28 In 1993, A Zoo Owner In Mexico Was Arrested For Illegally Purchasing A Gorilla, Mistakenly Believing It Was A Real Animal When It Was Actually An FBI Agent In A Gorilla Suit

#29 In 1965, Angus Barbieri, Described As A "Grossly Obese" Man, Survived Without Eating For 1 Year And 17 Days

#30 In 2015, Cheryl Treadway, A Florida Woman, Was Held Hostage By Her Boyfriend

#31 Anthony Bourdain Called “Ratatouille” “Simply The Best Food Movie Ever Made”

#32 When Jamie Foxx Auditioned For 'Django Unchained', He Learned Actors Like Will Smith And Denzel Washington Were Also Vying For The Role

#33 Anti-Paparazzi Scarf That Ruins Photos By Affecting Flash Photography

#34 Tayeb Souami Won A $300 Million Powerball Jackpot In 2018 After Returning A $5 Bottle Of Orange Juice For A Refund, Which He Used To Buy Lottery Tickets

#35 Cara Melia Honored Her Late Mother By Releasing Her Ashes In A Bottle At Skegness Beach

#36 In Just Two Hours, 300 Chelsea, Michigan, Residents Formed A Human Chain To Move 9,000 Books A Block Away, Shelving Them Alphabetically At A New Bookstore Location

#37 Lady Diana Falling Asleep During An Official Royal Engagement, 1981. She Was Actually Pregnant With Prince William At The Time, But Her Pregnancy Had Yet To Be Announced

#38 In 2013, The First Known Tinder Match In Antarctica

#39 A California Care Home Went Bankrupt. About 16 Elderly Residents Were Abandoned

#40 Two Bears In The Middle Of Fight

#41 Bill Gates Marriage

#42 In April 2000, 17-Year-Old Jeremy Bechtel And His Friend Erin Foster Disappeared After Leaving A Party

#43 In 1904, Sailor Carl Emil Pettersson Was Shipwrecked On An Island In Papua New Guinea, Home To A Tribe He Believed To Be Cannibals

#44 In 2015, Aitabdel Salem Spent Nearly Five Months Incarcerated At Rikers Island, One Of The Most Notorious Prisons In The State, Unaware That His Bail Had Been Reduced To Just $2

#45 Joseph Ligon Aging Throughout The Years After He Spent 67 Years, 54 Days In Prison

#46 Between 2008 To 2010, Photographer Pawel Jaszczuk Captured The Interesting Phenomenon Of Drunken "Salarymen" In Tokyo, Often Found Passed Out And Sleeping On The Streets

#47 For Over 13 Years, A Dutch Nursing Home Has Been Providing Free Rent To Students In Exchange For 30 Hours Each Month Assisting Them, Keeping Them Company And Hosting Dinners For Them

#48 In 1978, Richard Branson Was Trying To Impress His Girlfriend By Pretending To Buy A Private Island

#49 Carlos Pinto, A 57-Year-Old Security Guard, Was Rescued By The Belize Coast Guard After Being Found Adrift At Sea

#50 A Human Chess Game Played In 1924 Took Five Hours And Ended In A Draw

#51 In 2015, Joel Burger And Ashley King Of Illinois Gained Attention For Their Coincidental Surnames

#52 Jim Sautner, The Buffalo Whisperer Was A Canadian Rancher Who Raised A 2,000-Pound Bison Named Bailey D. Buffalo Like A Family Dog

#53 In 1989, Fisherman Chito Shedden Rescued An Injured Croc Called Pocho

#54 A Chinese Farmer Named Hu Guangzhou Spent 10 Years Constructing A Unique Seven-Story Building Using Stones, Wood, And Earth

#55 Aoshima, Known As Japan's "Cat Island," Has A Human Population Of 4, And A Cat Population Of Over 200

#56 Some Very Famous Mugshots

#57 Frank Lucas, The Drug Kingpin Who Controlled Harlem During The 1970s

#58 On April 19th 1995, A Man Named Mcarthur Wheeler Robbed Two Banks In Pittsburgh With Lemon Juice On His Face As A Disguise

#59 The Maker Of Sriracha Sauce Sourced All Their Peppers From A Single Supplier Based Solely On A Verbal Agreement, Sealed With A Nod And A Handshake

#60 U.S. President Gerald Ford Trained His Dog To Serve As A Distraction. When He Wanted A Meeting To End, He Would Signal Liberty, Who Would Trot In And Draw The Guest's Attention

#61 In 2011, 44-Year-Old Terry Trent Of Dayton, Ohio, Broke Into A Stranger's Home And Began Decorating It For Christmas While Under The Influence Of Bath Salts

#62 In 2019, In Cleveland, Ohio, Michael Harrell Attempted A Bank Robbery By Passing A Note To The Teller Demanding Money

#63 Thomas Wadhouse Was An English Circus Performer Who Lived In The 18th Century. He Was Most Famously Known For Having The World's Longest Nose, Which Measured 7.8 Inches (20 Cm) Long

#64 When “Fight Club” Premiered At The 1999 Venice Film Festival, It Got Booed Hard By The Audience

#65 Most Color Printers Create Tiny Yellow Tracking Dots On Each Page That Are Invisible To The Naked Eye, Recording Information About The Printer And A Time Stamp

#66 In 2011, Sean Murphy, A 38-Year-Old Man From Doncaster, England, Attempted To Remove A Wart From His Finger Using A 12-Gauge Shotgun

#67 The Menu At Alcatraz Dining Hall On March 13, 1956

#68 In 1980, A Group Of Loggers Chopping A Chestnut Oak Tree Discovered The Mummified Remains Of A Hunting Dog

#69 Only Around 2% Of Australians Live In The Yellow Area, An Overwhelming 98% Live In The White

#70 In 2008, Finnish Police Found A Dead Mosquito While Searching The Inside Of A Stolen Car

#71 Japanese Anti-British Propaganda, 1940s

#72 At Oita Airport In Japan, They Place Giant Fake Sushi On The Luggage Carousel To Make It Resemble A Conveyor Belt Sushi Restaurant

#73 The Reason Hurricanes Are Given Human Names Is That The Original Meteorologist To Name Them, Clement Wragge, Began Naming Them After Politicians He Didn't Like

#74 In 2018, Domino's Launched The "Paving For Pizza" Campaign, Funding Pothole Repairs To Protect Pizzas During Delivery

#75 Here’s How Bridge Foundations Are Built In The Middle Of Water: The Image Shows A “Cofferdam”, Which Is A Temporary Enclosure That Allows Construction In Otherwise Submerged Areas

#76 In 2017, A Woman Dubbed The "Mad Pooper" Was Reported Defecating Outside A Family’s Home During Her Jogs In Colorado Springs

#77 Tracking Of An Eagle Over A 20-Year Period. Tracker Was Set Up In Russia. The Eagle Died In Saudi Arabia

#78 In 2013, A U.S. It Worker Outsourced His Own Job To A Man In China

#79 Between 1995 And 1998, Emmanuel Nwude Orchestrated One Of The Largest Cases Of Fraud In History. He Deceived A Brazilian Bank Into Giving Him $242 Million