MRI Love

Oh ship

Here

The goddamnest video I ever did see

Here

Evolution of the hipster

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Big black holes

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Finally someone says what we all know to be true

Here

Who painted the shaft?

Google Suggests

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The King Of Meats

The Hipster Wars

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Scaly

Drag the bar here

Muggacino

Here

Turbans!

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Microscopic photography

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Bullet with butterfly wings

Heh heh

This is my favourite memo ever

Here

What. The.

Avalanche rescue

Watch the whole fucking video.

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Top 10 Naked People on Google Earth

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Aw yeah

Explain this photo

Visualising 10 dimensions

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Buddha pears

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People of Wal-Mart

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Ikea catalogue from 1965

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A service to take your pet when the rapture comes

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Matchstick man

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Train vs Tornado

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Coconut headphones!

Movies on demand in 1951

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Spooky

NYPD spends $1M on typewriters

Not Sipowicz!

Your favourite country in 30 seconds

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Abandoned places of the world

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Live it up

There I fixed It

A fantastic blog about home repairs

Terrier

Doctor Drill & Fill

It's for kids I guess

World map of wall sockets

Here

The revolution will be televised

Here

Patterny

God vs Mork from Ork

UFO Believers vs. Religious Believers

See more like this on kontraband.com

Whale vs seal

Ed's fave gifs

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All Time Greatest Unicorn Tatts

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Speed reader employed to hurry Congress up

Picture on the left are bicycles

Guide to highway exchanges

Here

How to fail a drunk driving test

Village takes 23 years to knit

Link here

Hospital food blog

Here

How much sugar?

This much

Fire been burning since 1962

Link to story

Jacko auction: best items

Here

Ere was I ere I saw this video

Funniest joke ever

Find out here

Photos of New Yorkers over time but not space

Link Here

Safety video by George Romero

At least "A" was spelled right

Rebellion of the ant slaves

Read here

First stupid pet video of Diploducus

Still bargains to be had

I spotted this on High St, not far from home. Retail price: $5,500

Haitian morning show

Mmmm, floody

He forgot he left the oven on at home, too

Now that's what I call hot water

There is so much natural gas leaking into the water pipe, the taps become flammable

My kind of food blog

This is why you're fat

Worlds biggest Tetris updated

Woman lets the game run for two weeks

See how it's going here

Photos of Mike Tyson's abandoned house

Link

Ninja Bear

This is actually bear sign language for "get me the fuck out of here"

The biggest game of Tetris ever

Play here

"Raiders of the Lost Ark" Archaeology

Excellent site about how Raiders of the Lost Ark was spawned. Go here to download a 125 page transcript of the brainstorm session with Lucas, Spielberg and Kasdan

Link to page

Daily puzzle

Two camels in a car

Unsold cars around the world

Link

Put on sunglasses: say line

Fish with a transparent head

Now with video!

Fish with a transparent head

Link to story

Leningrad/St Petersburg

Photos of Leningrad during WW2 siege, meshed together with photos from today from the same spot

Don't lie with food

Comparison of food ads and the real thing

Bacon

Man will eat only bacon for one month

Best sleeping bag ever

Link

Physics

Death in nature

Link to many everyday, terrifying deaths

What makes a polka dot different from other dots?

Apparently, nothing:

"The word polka is a borrowing from Czech, where it means 'a Polish woman'; it is the feminine of Polák 'a Pole'. Despite the Polish reference, the polka itself was of Bohemian origin. Introduced into Prague in 1831, the dance was named in tribute to the (unsuccessful) Polish rebellion against the Russians in 1830.

The polka dot is a dot repeated regularly to form a pattern. It was so named not because of any Polish origin, or even because of any popularity of the pattern among polka dancers, but because of the popularity of the dance itself. The polka was such a hit in mid-nineteenth century England that the word polka was attached to various commercial products without any real connection to the dance: "The polka was so popular," wrote a historian in 1898, "that it absorbed every other dance for a time. Articles of food, of clothing and of ornament, were named after it.""

TV in Japan

The President

Man and toaster

Guy is attempting to make a toaster from scratch, starting with the raw ore

Home made Russian sub

Story here

Kiddy durry

No one saw the financial crash except for...

Peter Freaking Costello in 2007

"I think the fall-out from the US sub-prime market has a considerable way to go. It is not yet entirely clear who is holding all of the risk on these defaults. There will be different financial institutions around the world which will identify losses and in the interim financial institutions as between themselves are restricting credit or driving the price up. That is going to put a lot of pressure on the international economy. It is possible if this continues in the United States that it will work its way out into the real economy. The US economy may well turn down."

I love this photo so much

This was taken at the train station outside the horse track. The trains were not running, it was hot and everyone was drunk and upset. The boyfriend is getting arrested in the back. I later heard this girl is 17 years old.

80% less nuclear weapons - a good start

Fantastic news - link to article. Even better is the part where Obama implies he will ditch the missile shield.

The missile shield is the most immoral weapon since Genghis Khan invented the testicle crusher. It is sold as a defensive system, but in truth it's useful only as part of an offensive strategy.

Think about it, if it was intended only for defensive purposes, the greatest missile shield imaginable would not cope with an attack of enemy missiles each with multiple warheads and their own countermeasures.

But as part of an offensive strategy, where the aggressor attempts to crush the enemy with a first strike, a missile shield makes sense. After devastating the enemy with hundreds of missiles (fired from submarines only a few miles from the coast), the missile shield would be useful in mopping up the odd one or two retaliatory missiles the attacked country could fire off.

Ragnar Benson: author

Of such books as "Mantrapping" and "Breath of Fire: Homemade Flame Throwers"

Buy his work here, from Canada of all places

Compulsory veiwing

We saw this large sign posted all along the Yarra on New Years Eve

Excellent. A carniverous sea squirt.

Link to story

Photos of Cockatoo Island, Sydney Harbour

Photos here

Actual places

Words fail

Weird walking fish

Read all the way to the end to find out about frog fish polygamy

Frog Fish