I was browsing the internet looking for a Halloween costume for my 8 year old son (preferably something amusing) when I came across this website with a tons of different ones I've never seen or though of before. Any ideas on a favorite? I really prefer toilets but I might get the Captain Beer Superhero one for myself. http://www. politicalmasks. com/funny-costumes. htm

According to the Beer Institute the state of Colorado officially became the largest beer producing state in the country. The Colorado brewing industry produced over 23. 3 million barrels or 724. 5 million gallons of beer. This makes the state tops in production, edging out second place California and other large states such as Texas and New York. A recent study commissioned by the Beer Institute and the National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) also found that the beer industry, made up of brewers, beer importers, beer distributors, brewer suppliers, and retailers, directly and indirectly contributes $12. 4 billion annually to Colorado's economy. The industry's economic impact includes 67,918 jobs - paying $3 billion in wages - as well as $1. 6 billion in federal, state, and local taxes.

New Yorker Ashrita Furman, the man who holds more world records than anyone in history, captured two new Guinness World Records by bouncing his way across the bottom of a pool on a pogo stick. Traveling 1,680 feet, Furman set the first Guinness World Record in an underwater pogo stick category. However after a short break, Furman broke his own record for underwater hula hoping with 2 minutes, 38 seconds.

Tiger Time Lawn Care of Memphis, Tennessee is boosting business by boasting bikini-clad lawn care workers. For a slightly higher fee, the three-month-old company will have a young girl mow your lawn in a bikini.

Estonia has won both gold and silver at the 12th annual world wife-carrying championships in Finland. Participants braved rain, hurdles and exhaustion to stumble along a 250-metre path with women clinging upside-down to their backs. There were 44 couples from 12 countries competing in the annual event in Sonkajarvi, reports Sky News. The idea for the race came from a Finnish legend, Rosvo-Ronkainen, who made people run through a forest carrying heavy sacks on their backs.