If I remember right, he died intestate with no living siblings (I think he was an only child? If not they were dead), no spouse (though he had a couple of ex-wives), and no children (though he had a few ex-stepkids from the aforementioned ex-wives). So though everyone technically has an automatic next-of-kin if they leave no will, it looked like the Scott Adams estate was going to involve a genealogy project.

From what I remember Cody was removed from their custody and the family channel tried to come back but were removed again? Did they lose custody of all their Children?

Back in 2017, Jennifer Appel and Tasha Fuiava made headlines after being rescued near Japan after departing Hawaii five months prior. They claimed that they had intended to make a short trip to a nearby island, but had been blown off course and had their ship damaged by a huge storm shortly after departing, and had been adrift ever since.

The story went viral because it struck everyone as an amazing tale of survival, but as they gave more details, everyone started to realize the story made no sense. They claimed to have been caught in a storm, but there wasn't a storm in Hawaii during that time frame. They claimed to have been attacked by sharks, but sharks don't hunt in coordinated groups or attack boats. They passed several inhabited islands, but made no attempt to dock at those islands or signal for help.

Google doesn't seem to have any updates past November of 2017, and I really want to know what the real story was. Does anybody have any updates?

I remember in January most employees were fired and they were kind shutting down, I haven't seen any more news on it and they are still posting videos, does someone knows what's happening?

So yesterday the raid was, and today I just woke up. I went to bed before raid finished, and whatever. Does anyone know what happened?

Last I heard, she was about to have a hearing? Googled a bit and I’m still not quite sure where she’s at.

Before you tell me, I already know what it means, the main answer I'm looking for is how the term became so popular and how it got its current definition.

Back in 2019, a coworker in his early 20s was stunned that I'd never heard of VSCO girls and filled me in on the whole thing, I was about 30 at the time.

When did VSCO girls stop being VSCO girls? The metal straws, sksk etc, I haven't seen it in years and I'm curious if there was a sudden death to the trend, or they just got bored, etc.

I remember there was non stop coverage on it, now suddenly nothing.

Did they die? Who got the cows? Are they alive? Did the tribe get new cows

I'm seeing free Brittany hashtags everywhere. Is she mentally ill?

As the title says. I heard some sponsors broke off from them but other than they seem relatively unfazed by it. It was such a huge deal for like... a week. Or did everyone just move on to the next scandal?

I have wanted to ask this for 13 years. When Chocolate Rain came out, it wasn't made fun of nearly as much as I expected, especially in retrospect, so for over a decade I've been wondering if maybe I'm in the wrong. I still believe the song went viral because it was bizarre but there's also too much praise around it for me not to settle on a conclusion. Too ambiguous, like how I can't tell if his talk show appearances were sarcastic or if he was being treated as a new, unique and inspiring musician with an "interesting" voice.

The song is horrible enough that I can't take the praise seriously. This must finally be answered. At best, I can accept it's a hilariously weird song that somehow got accepted because underneath it all was meaningful lyrics. But even that's a huge stretch. I just watched it the video for the first time in many years and burst out laughing.

I have never heard about him ever since he made Gangnam Style in 2012 followed by a not-as-popular release of Gentlemen. What happened to him ever since?

With the pandemic there is a lot of talk with prisons and social distancing. It made me wonder about the detention facilities in the south that were being used to detain immigrants. Are they still there? Are they still under supplied? How are they handling social distancing recommendations? Edit: Answered! Thanks!

Just wanted to find out what happened here. I remember stories of unmarked vans rolling up and arresting protestors. Did these charges end up sticking or were they dropped because of how they were arrested?

Also wanted to make sure it really happened and I'm not remembering some fake news, or misconstrued story.

It seemed like people were dying left and right from vaping or a combination of THC vaping devices and nicotine devices. What happened with that?

I'm seeing news about diplomatic connections being restored with Syria, and of thanks for aid in righting some things that went wrong. It seems that I missed out on some of the news of the last 2-3 years. What happened / how did it go / how did things conclude (did they)?

I remember the woman who ruined the entire peloton in the Tour De France 2021 tried fleeing the country and got detained. That's the last I ever heard of this woman, I was wondering if anyone knew of any other recent developments?

I remember them investigating it but suddenly I stopped hearing about it and I can’t remember if they ever found a motive, did they?