You've got to love that childlike enthusiasm that erupts from this research vessel as soon as they encounter the behemoth of a sperm whale. This particular rare encounter took place 1,962ft below the Gulf of Mexico, off the coast of Louisiana.
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The internet's in no short supply of compelling reasons to love the living legend that is Tony Hawk. It seems like Tony Hawk is sharing new hilarious encounters he has with oblivious fans all the time, and the dude just radiates a radically humble personality, even though he's got the kind of mad skills that could've manifested into a monstrous ego. Goes to show when you're as good as someone like Tony Hawk, you let the tricks speak for themselves. Those kids must've been stoked as well. That kid nailed the bar spin.
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Everyone knows that Gordon Ramsay's whole thing is that he abuses chef contestants, but this time it's about his raw physicality and willingness to slap a raw salmon filet into a supernova of pink slop. They even went and added some extra audio effects to get the point across.
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They say practice makes perfect, but why even go through the trouble of releasing more of these cake abominations into the world? It's like they tried to recreate everyone's favorite characters out of ear wax and wet newspaper. Instead of baking more, it might be best to find a big hole and bury them deep. For some more food abominations, here are cursed foods from lucifer's larder.
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Designing things is hard, and people aren't very good at it. Whether it's an accidentally creepy sign or some painful looking stairs, we make things that probably could have used some extra input. This world is full of design failures that were someone's fault. For some more professional buffoonery, here are some "you had one job" moments of occupational incompetence.
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There's no doubt that Thanksgiving is completely different this year for most of us. Many folks have been forced to cancel their plans to see family members. This is a time that's testing us all, and certainly making us dig deep. But with this tumultuous rollercoaster comes an eventual state of acceptance, and a recognition that this storm too shall pass. Before it does, it's on us to find ways to still have fun during the holidays from the safe and cozy confines of our respective homes. Plus, if any family members bring up awkward topics during a potential Zoom Thanksgiving Dinner, you can just pause your screen and blame it on bad reception. That's quite the clutch get-out-of-jail-free card right there.
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