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A case where PETA might actually be helpful

Category: Animals

I am without words (ok .. clearly not).... but seriously this is the one and only time where I think PETA might make a worthwhile contribution to eliminating this silly behavior. That dog really looks unhappy! If you're really interested in torturing your pet here's the link to the costumes...

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Someone stole the Nobel Prize!

Category: Weird

juuuuust kidding. But someone DID steal the Ig Nobel Prize. Bastards.... Be on the lookout for some funny looking dice mounted on a wooden thing....

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A great moving depth illusion

Category: Art

I've seen a lot of illusions... but this one is really f'n cool: CHOP CUP from :weareom: on Vimeo. -via neatorama-...

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Lab tech afraid Ted Williams' cryogenically frozen head about to become zombie beats it to death

Category: Brain Toys

Seriously... well not about the Zombie thing. Maybe if him and his family weren't such assholes people wouldn't do this kind of thing. Well, maybe people shouldn't do this to begin with. Here's the schtick from ESPN: In "Frozen," Larry Johnson, a former executive at the Alcor Life Extension Foundation...

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The Anatomy of Japanese Mega Monsters

Category: Animals

Wow, their brains are small. It all makes sense now - all they want to do is eat shit and kill their competitors. Anyone want to translate the, what I'm assuming, is Japanese for me? -Via Neatorama-...

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It's a dog eat dog world

Category: Animals

At least in this accidental viewpoint. -via ihasahotdog-...

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Zombies are stealing the brains of the citizens of Detroit!

Category: Humor

Zombies are attacking Detroit! This is why all of the brains are disappearing out of the city! Check out the picture here's the undeniable evidence: Not only are the Zombies eating Detroit's brains it sounds like the young folk are escaping and leaving no brains left for the Zombies to...

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Frightening Diseases of the Mind : Multimedia Friday

Category: Humor

Here's a wonderful spoof of .. well... I'm not really sure what. Perhaps an old Documentary focusing on the diseases of the mind? In any case it's terribly entertaining....

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Reading your thoughts with a radio

Category: Technology

Via Modern Mechanix: Reading Thoughts by Radio Can thoughts be read by radio? "Madam Radora" seems to prove that they can. Madam is not a human being, but a life-size automaton shown at the Permanent Radio Fair in New York. Her "thoughts" and movements are controlled entirely by wireless; no...

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Clowns in uproar over new study

Category: Weird

I'm sure it's a rough life being a clown, you know... driving a clown car with 18 other passengers in the driver seat alone, walking and tripping around with those really big shoes, and hours of makeup application. But their job is about to get a lot harder, a new...

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