Reader comments...And April Fools' day headline contest winner

Every week we comments are the best from our readers to honor our Facebook, Twitter, and our article pages! Watch the video below for our response to your comments angriest, funniest and most insightful and then continue reading for more headline fun.

* APRIL FOOLS' DAY HEADLINE CONTEST WINNER ANNOUNCED *.

We asked our readers to come up with a new and funny headline for our history of no. 1 in March: God's wife edited from the Bible-almost.

We had many fantastic entries, but ultimately we had to choose a winner...And the winner is...(see the video to find out!)

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Thank you to all who entered. Below some are of the honorable mentions, which made it to our last rounds of the vote. Take a look through them and you, then let us know if we made the right decision!

?OTHER FUNNY FACEBOOK AND TWITTER REPLIES OF THE WEEK:

In response to this story: Giant squid eye... in a glass?

In response to this story: antimatter gets serious

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In response to this story: Mayfly took flight 300 million years ago

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April Fools' day headline CONTEST...Plus your comments!

Every week we comments are the best from our readers to honor our Facebook, Twitter, and our article pages! Watch the video below for our response to your comments angriest, funniest and most insightful and then read further for other honorable mentions.

But first:

* APRIL FOOLS' DAY CONTEST! ***

Come up with a new and funny headline for our history no. 1 in March: God's wife edited from the Bible-almost

Let your new headline proposal in the section "Comments".

The headline us laugh the hardest WINS A FREE T-SHIRT with their headline on you!

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NOTABLE TWEETS:

We are happy to help us, @ WhippetSociety better night sleep because of the story: "blow your mind: Pope on a cosmic rope."

Sorry, @ Dharmafrog and @ JA88ERW0CK to make cry with the following stories: "Evidence establishing Dino drawing only a mud patch" and "Mini horse gets prosthesis."

The "funniest comments of the week" came in response to this story: "Monkey Barfs and Rechews food." I feel particularly bad for Claude F. Gauthier of brother - and Charlie Sheen.

The "good question of the week" award is at Dan Bourke for want to know why space so low-fi in this story seems photos: "history made: MESSENGER orbital photography of mercury."

The "best sarcastic comment of the week" award goes to Don sleeper for his commentary related to the article: "food packaging ports harmful chemicals."

Special thanks go to Darren Moorhouse for catching my typos of this week! And for his understanding of it.

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