We love nothing more than to see a cheater get outed on their antics. Sit back and enjoy the show as an international chess master Levy Rozman proceeds to absolutely destroy a blatant cheater beyond repair. On that note, catching a cheater is one thing, but if you're able to checkmate them in the process....there's the golden moment.
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Humans will do all kinds of silly stuff to keep each other entertained and pass the time while on this crazy planet. Sometimes, that boils down to a guy unleashing a phenomenal dinosaur impersonation. Homie really lets himself go.
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While we have an impressive series of fails take place in this video of a karate dude attempting to chop coconuts, at least we can rest easy knowing that no coconut homies were harmed. Also, the fact that they set this up with a metal rail boggles the mind just a bit.
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Being tall ain't all that it's made out to be. In fact, there's a whole lot of the stuff that we use in our everyday lives (cars, toilet seats, doorways) that is absolutely not tailored to account for abnormally tall individuals. On top of that, if you're extra tall you're bound to run into all the spiderwebs that other people never come close to touching themselves.
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Man oh man, it's heartwarming stories like the one we have here from a mindful speech-language pathologist that manage to keep our faith in humanity alive. Dr. Rachel R. Romeo found herself seated next to a dad and his son who had severe nonverbal autism. She decided to seize the opportunity to offer up her expertise, and proactively worked to bring the kid peace of mind while on their flight. It's a beautiful little story.
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Leave it to Tumblr to find some freaky historical outliers. Here's the tale of a tiny village that found itself with plague and what happened after. Could it be described as a "total bro move?" Maybe in a very understated way, yeah. For more fun history junk, here's Tumblr's thread on why mundane people are important to history, as well as some tumblr gems of the historical persuasion.
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There's nothing we love more to see than a micromanaging owner get greedy and end up having it backfire in glorious fashion. This owner was trying to keep his fragile ego afloat while cutting his hard working kitchen staff's rightful pay, and ended up ultimately spending the same amount of money that he would've (if not more) if he'd just left things alone.
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Because we're human beings, we're entitled to our hyper judgmental rejection of anything new and "improved." Sometimes companies work hard to make their beloved products legitimately cheaper and inferior, especially in the case of Cadbury Eggs. Those used to be great. Now everything is too marked up for its own good. Sometimes things just change with the times, like cars not having CD players anymore, which is inarguably worse. Who the hell wants to buy a digital copy of Hybrid Theory when there's a perfectly good physical copy of it somewhere around here.
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