This "website" is really just a redirect to a Facebook search for friends who like Trump. If you're in the mood to shed some dead weight from your social obligations, this is the perfect tool.
Apparently this handy link originated from Gabriel Whaley, an internet troublemaker also known for the infinite text-in-progress gif.
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A rice ball, or Onigiri, is a popular and delicious triangle of rice seen in Japanese cuisine.
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People in Japan have started to squish the faces of babies into the shape of this tasty treat because really, what else are babies for?
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Curious about how the VFX are achieved? Check out the video below.
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Appeal to identify #Hoverboard riding suspect in connection with theft in #Mitcham. Call 101 quoting ref19206 https://t.co/BbFWpGe2QS
— Metropolitan Police (@metpoliceuk) December 10, 2015
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Did you know those re-made 10-year old viral video clips that jumpstarted YouTube's popularity?
Here's the behind-the-scenes look at how YouTube made this year's Rewind.
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Lane Bryant has made an effort in their advertising to support diversity and body positivity. When they started a chat on Twitter with the hashtag #AskLaneBryant they opened themselves up to criticism from the public that suggests they are really falling short.
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Time Magazine named Donald Trump to the short list of their Person of the Year 2015 this week. The photoshoot for the issue was done months ago, but with the article being published and having basically everything on Donald Trump's nomination campaign trending online, the internet only just got the gift of the above GIF.
Beyond the obvious hilarity of watching Trump dodge a bald eagle at his desk, there is the beautiful irony that a hopeful Presidential Nominee was almost attacked by a bald eagle named Uncle Same.
Others also replied to @Time by using some of Trump's recent rhetoric with the GIF:
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3D touch on the iPhone 6 allows you to weigh things directly on your phone, but for some reason, Apple doesn't want people building scale apps. Many have tried, but been rejected by the app store because Apple says "the concept of a scale app is not appropriate for the app store," whatever that means. Asaf Avidan Antonir built a simple game that uses 3D touch to move a dot between lines (think Flappy Bird), but the important part is the "training" function. Within training mode, you can figure out how much force you're exerting to practice moving the dot, or just use the thing as a scale for...whatever you want.
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Ryan, who goes by malcolm10 on the internet, left his house for the day and returned to find that his wife had pulled some kind of stupid prank on him by hiding his copy of Fallout 4. Listen, spouses: you don't hide somebody's video games. You just don't. It's wicked uncool. Anyway, follow along below for the scavenger hunt Ryan was forced to go on to retrieve his game.
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Cosmetic surgery group MYA conducted an experiement using this woman's image to create two fake Tinder profiles. The profiles were identical except for two things, the researchers digitally enhanced "Carla's" cleavage in one profile to see if it would get a different response. Each profile swiped right on 1000 men.
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The larger busted Carla got 34% more matches. They also got different interactions from the men she matched with.
Men seemed more interested in getting to know "A-cup Carla"
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The more voluptious Carla got many more comments on her appearance.
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The researchers concluded that going up one cup size would boost attractiveness to men by 9%. Keep in mind that this experiment was run by a cosmetic surgery group.
Even MYA itself warns that, "while this was a fun experiment, it’s important that if you’re seriously considering breast enlargement that you do so for your own body confidence and personal choice, not to please the opposite sex."
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Paige Yore got the attention of the internet with a viral video post about her customer service experience at Walmart. The uplifting story included hugs, a screaming customer, a mother's suicide and a reminder to help those in need. Now it turns out that it was all fake.
Today we have Walmart to thank for bringing us all down from the faith in humanity high. After several inquiries about the poor cashier from the community the Pueblo, CO Walmart where this story allegedly took place decided to investigate.
What they found was a pretty boring day. The closest thing to an altercation seemed to be a customer who had an issue with a language barrier which was quickly and politely resolved.
The good news? That cashier's mom is okay everybody!
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I don't really know what I'm watching or why, but I'm not sure that I'm not into it.
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You can't unsee that. Sorry about the nightmares you're going to have now.
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