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Thursday, February 4, 2016
Father and Son Dubsmash Together For a Year
Be warned there are tons of Dad Joke level content in this compilation, but hey, he's a dad!
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Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Strap a GoPro on Your Toddler For the Best Home Video of Hide & Seek Ever
If you have a toddler and a GoPro, strap it to their head and play hide & seek. It'll be the best thing you did. Promise.
Posted by Dan Iverson on Thursday, January 22, 2015
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This Daddy Longlegs Trapped in Amber is Having a 'Hard' Time
Have you ever wanted to see a 99 million-year-old spider penis? I bet you thought that wasn't even an option but here it is, preserved in amber:
Most spiders use a modified leg to procreate but the harvestman, also known as a Daddy Longlegs, has a special attachment for that sort of thing that is normally hidden inside the body of the spider. This ancient Daddy Longlegs is unique, he is the first to be found in such a 'passionate' stance and the shape and size of his baby maker has prompted researchers to declare a new family of arachnids based on this finding.
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Win Your Next Snowball Fight Guaranteed With a F**king Machine Gun
A Deer Wrecked This Empty House and Left It Like a Murder Scene
This Toddler's Message is Crystal Clear, No Silblings
How Quickly Can You Open and Chug a Beer Without Any Tools?
Man Looking for Bearded Clams on Craigslist Gets Trolled With Pictures of Leonardo DiCaprio's Majestic Beard
The photos ahead are technically not unsafe for work, but there is one poorly photoshopped hairy bush and some grainy close-up beard photos, so beware of roaming bosses/teachers/parents/etc.
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This Woman Wants a Lifetime Supply of KitKats Because She Ate One Without a Wafer
Saima Ahmad, a law student in England, decided to practice what she's been learning when she bought an ate a KitKat that was missing that tasty center wafer part.
As she told Yahoo! News, she has written a letter of complaint to Nestle demanding a refund and adequate compensation for the mishap. Citing "monetary and emotional" loss, she has asked for a lifetime supply of unlimited KitKats and says she would consider taking further legal action if her demands are not met. It may sound unrealistic but she has said, “I’m trying my luck, if you don’t ask you don’t get.” So hopefully she isn't really expecting unlimited candy bars.
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Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Next Time You Need to Return Anything to Your Ex, Use This as Your Guide
When PM me your Jeep's ex-fiancé and ex-best man started dating he made sure to return his ex-BFF's Wii to him... no hard feelings.
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Did Anyone Know They Needed to See Kermit Lip Dub 'It Wasn't Me' to Start Their Week?
Face it, This Amazing Limbless Dancer Has Better Rhythm Than You
Just Checking MySelfie Out, Bro
What Happens After People Rip the Stuffing Out of Giant Teddy Bears is Hilarious and Terrifying
Step 1: Take the stuffing out of a human-sized teddy bear.
Step 2: Wear its skin.
Step 3: ????
You might be asking, "why did this happen?". Well, what else are you going to do with a giant, stuffed bear?
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UK Department Store House of Fraser's Emoji Twitter Breakdown/Campaign Was a Spectacular Fail
House of Fraser is a chain of department stores in the UK that carries "Over 1000 premium brands and designer labels" according to its Twitter description. They tried to get a little crazy with their new #Emojinal Twitter campaign and while it's certainly getting them attention, it's for all the wrong reasons. Which is fine by us, because their tweets and the confusion they caused are (perhaps unintentionally) hilarious.
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Watch This Eagle Rip a Drone Right Out of the Sky
Drones are pretty cool but in the wrong hands they can do some pretty scary things, like spy on people or drop any number of harmful things on an unsuspecting public. Or this:
The point is, it's important to have a defense against drones. That's why the Dutch National Police force have started training eagles to take down drones and look awesome doing it. These birds of prey are the perfect weapon to take down a drone because of their super strong talons and the fact that they can fly.
The only problem so far is that the drone blades could still injure the eagles which means someday our future may include armored eagles.
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