C’mon, son, I dare you!

An enraged Arkansas man arguing with his inebriated son tossed a gun to the kid, dared him to “pull the trigger” — and was shot dead.

Zachary Bowers, 22, told cops: “Dad threw the gun in my hand and told me to pull the trigger. I pulled the trigger and shot him.”

He was charged with murder.

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They got a graduation lesson in life!

Hundreds of Minnesota teens waiting for their high-school diplomas were treated to a fine example of diplomacy when a brawl broke out among their relatives.

Two men started throwing punches with a woman hitting one of the combatants with a shoe, authorities said.

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Maybe New York state should hire this young brainiac.

A Stanford University student did his own transportation study of downtown Oakland, Calif., for less than $1,000.

The study outlines the creation of 24,000 jobs, new housing and a new streetcar project.

New York City paid a consultant $300,000 for such a study in 2005.

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Ohio strippers are doing their part for tornado victims.

Marilyn’s on Monroe in Toledo will donate all the door charges from its “Lap Dances for Northwestern Ohio” event to those impacted by the tornado.

The same strip club raised $1,000 with its “Lap Dances for Haiti.”

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Hopefully, no one will spill on these menus.

An Australian restaurateur plans on turning his menus into iPad apps.

Patrons at the Richmond eatery Pearl will be able to get as much information as they want about what they’re ordering and where it comes from — but waiters will still take the orders, said owner Chris Lucas.