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  • 49 Hoaxes People Actually Believed

    You know that old saying, “Believe only half of what you see and nothing that you hear?” Today thanks to internet rumors, Photoshop, and…

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  • Drifting Cats

    Normally the only drifting I’m interested in is the kind followed by “off to sleep,” but I’m willing to make an exception just this…

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  • We Didn’t Start The Viral: 8 Years of YouTube Gold

    Remember Badger Badger? How about Numa Numa? If these questions sound like nonsense, clearly you’re not a big YouTube fan. Either that or you’re…

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  • Tan Mom Made The Worst Music Video Ever

    Just when you thought you forgot about Tan Mom once and for all and that you’d never hear about her ever again EVER, she…

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  • Black chips and red dice received as a result of winning. Craps is a dice game in which players bet on the outcomes of a pair of dice

    Machined Aluminum Dice

    If you’re looking for a set of dice that’s a little nicer than the average plastic set that comes with board games, look no…

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    DIY Ball Pit: Because Child-less Adults Aren’t Welcome At Chuck E. Cheese

    What do you do when you get the urge to play in a playground style ball pit? You could haul ass to IKEA, but…

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    This DIY Rainbow Fan Is Totally Cool

    Summer is coming. And what better way to cool off than to crank up the AC and walk around in the nude this DIY…

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  • Whaaa?: A Star-Nosed Mole Really Exists

    Because Mother Nature is as crazy as my crazy old lady neighbor who digs through the garbage bins looking for styrofoam cups to paint,…

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  • Fun 4 All Ages: Beer Pong Game

    This is the Beer Pong Master, an arcade game that tests your beer pong skills. The fratty machine is brought to us by Bay…

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  • Animals Shaking Off Water In Slo-Mo

    The television program Earth Unplugged recently aired this segment of various animals getting sprinkled with water and then subsequently shaking the moisture off of…

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  • Kamehameha-ing Is The New Planking In Japan

    (And just FYI, baguetting is the new planking in the US.) When Japanese teenagers aren’t busy making their foreheads look like bagels, they’re apparently being really awesome. Schoolgirls in Japan are posting photos of themselves doing Kamehameha attacks and other moves from the popular manga and anime series Dragon Ball. And these aren’t just pictures of people standing around pretending to shoot energy blasts. The students are staging entire anime battles, with one person posing as the attacker while everyone else jumps backward at precisely the right moment. Snap the picture, and suddenly it looks like the whole group has been blasted through the air by some invisible superpower. AMAZING. The photo craze took off in Japan in March 2013, with the most famous version becoming known as Makankosappo, a reference to Piccolo’s Special Beam Cannon attack from Dragon Ball. On March 25, a Japanese student posted a group photo on Twitter showing her classmates apparently being sent flying by a powerful energy blast. The picture spread rapidly, inspiring other students to create their own gravity-defying scenes. (And just FYI, baguetting is the new planking in the US.) When Japanese teenagers aren’t busy making their foreheads look like bagels, they’re apparently being really awesome. Schoolgirls in Japan are posting photos of themselves doing Kamehameha attacks and other moves from the popular manga and anime series Dragon Ball. And these aren’t just pictures of people standing around pretending to shoot energy blasts. The students are staging entire anime battles, with one person posing as the attacker while everyone else jumps backward at precisely the right moment. Snap the picture, and suddenly it looks like the whole group has been blasted through the air by some invisible superpower. AMAZING. The photo craze took off in Japan in March 2013, with the most famous version becoming known as Makankosappo, a reference to Piccolo’s Special Beam Cannon attack from Dragon Ball. On March 25, a Japanese student posted a group photo on Twitter showing her classmates apparently being sent flying by a powerful energy blast. The picture spread rapidly, inspiring other students to create their own gravity-defying scenes. j-cast.com+1 The trend became so popular that Capcom USA, the company behind Street Fighter, even launched a Hadouken photo contest in April 2013. That’s right. Pretending to blast your friends across a schoolyard became an actual competition. What a time to be alive. The trend became so popular that Capcom USA, the company behind Street Fighter, even launched a Hadouken photo contest in April 2013. That’s right. Pretending to blast your friends across a schoolyard became an actual competition. What a time to be alive.

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  • Artist Turns 16-Bit Super Metroid Screenshot Into High-Res Digital Painting

    Sprites and 16-bit levels from classic games are definitely art in their own right, but it’s always cool to see some of your favorite…

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