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Poll Of The Week
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10 Answers To Questions You Always Wondered About
Why don’t car manufacturers make all cars as visually appealing as Ferrari’s or Lamborghini’s?
1.) Form follows function. There’s no way to make a car that looks like an exotic sports car that can still haul 5+ passengers and carry lots of cargo.
2.) Platform sharing. many vehicles in production today share platforms, engineering, chassis designs, etc with other models. Ferrari’s and Lamborghinis have bespoke chassis (although yes the Gallardo does share it’s platform with the also exotic Audi R8). Carmakers want to design a platform that is as versatile as possible and able to used in as many different vehicles. Toyota uses the same design architecture (in various forms) to underpine the Camry, Highlander, Avalon, Venza, Lexus ES, and Lexus RX. Nissan is unique in having designed a platform that can be used on everything from a sports car (370z) to a SUV (Infiniti FX) to a large luxury sedan (Infiniti M). Then again, the 370z does not quite have the same stance as a purebred sports car like an S2000 or Boxster, and the FX is also just about the most car like SUV you’ll find. When you compare the Mustang, Challenger, and Camaro, one key reason the Mustang is several hundred pounds lighter is the Camaro and Challenger are essentially two door sedans (the Camaro sharing it’s platform with the late lamented Pontiac G8 and the Challenger with the Charger), so they are heavier, whereas the Mustang does not and is designed to be a sports coupe. Common architectures/platforms/chassis designs require compromise, and that’s not something Ferrari or Lamborghini have to really do.
3.) Not everyone likes the look. for some people, their car is no different than their washing machine – it’s an appliance. they want something bland and simple that gets the job done. making a bland looking car is also the least offensive and polarizing, and therefore more likely to have the broadest appeal. People are far more likely to buy a car who’s styling has no effect on them than one that they find ugly.
4.) A carmaker may have it’s own design language that it is trying to convey. A Mercedes or a BMW have their own distinct looks that identify the brand, and styling one of their cars to look like a Ferrari or Lamborghini wouldn’t look right. Brand identity is something very important to many carmakers, and they try hard to make their cars recognizably theres. Look at the grill Ford is now putting on all their cars, or Cadillacs vertical headlights and tailights. Same goes for muscle cars like Camaros, Challengers, and Mustangs. They just wouldn’t look right any other way.
- tjh8402
Why is Picasso considered to be a great artist?
Picasso did not make images the way he did because he couldn’t do realism. He was more than capable of realism. He would break down a subject into its core elements, remove what wasn’t necessary, and emphasize what was.
One famous example is his series of bull images, showing the range from realistic to highly-abstracted. The most abstract image is still clearly a bull, but has eliminated the extraneous details. The bull is still there, but the photorealism has been banished.
Here’s a better article on his bull series
- mouseasw
Why are mosquitos unable to spread HIV and AIDS?
Studies with HIV clearly show that the virus responsible for the AIDS infection is regarded as food to the mosquito and is digested along with the blood meal. Once digested it can’t be transmitted.
Source – http://www-rci.rutgers.edu/~insects/aids.htm
Why did society’s view of ‘The Future’ change from being classically futuristic to being post-apocalyptic?
It’s easy to underestimate the amount of knowledge and scientific advancement that have taken place in the last fifty years. In the movies, scientific achievements solve problems; in the real world, they often highlight them.
We got more and more information on the problems with the environment, with the political system, with poverty and class inequality, corporate greed, and all aspects of our society. And the media perpetuated the shocking and fearful in order to sell their services. We arrived at the future and saw ourselves still stuck with the same problems we’ve always had, the same problems we will probably always have. So it’s easy to turn to cynicism and extrapolate that we’re hopeless and will eventually self-destruct in one way or another.
I think of the situation somewhat differently…like what happens when someone hurts themselves badly in public. They’re bleeding badly and everyone is watching, but because nobody is doing anything, nobody does anything. Until someone breaks ranks, takes off their shirt and starts applying pressure to the wound. I believe individual effort will push us towards a better future, but it’s not something that’s going to happen on its own.
What really happens when people die of “old age” or “natural causes” ?
What happens is the family and doctors agree it is not worth determining what the actual cause of death was.
The actual cause is often heart failure, but frankly could be almost anything that isn’t blatantly obvious from an external inspection.
Stroke is another common cause. may actually be even more common that heart attack for “old age” deaths, as it can hit suddenly with less obvious symptoms.
Why do I get sleepy after reading 2 hours or studying but my scumbag brain can play Skyrim all night without getting tired?
2 Hours of studying requires extensive use of the brain centers which releases a host of different kinds of neurotransmitters that stimulate long term potentiation. Skyrim on the otherhand, does not really utilize the brain at all that much. All you are doing in skyrim is the same old practiced routines over and over again. Probably the first couple times of playing skyrim, you had trouble playing for 5 hours a day, until you practiced it enough to be easy. It’s kind of like a baby walking. First couple of times, only 2 minutes a day. Now, you can walk for hours. Same stuff, just practiced until you aren’t really thinking anymore.
Why does congress have a 13% approval rate but incumbents are re-elected at a rate of 90%
People like their own representatives, but don’t like Congress as a whole.
Most people are familiar with their own representative. That makes sense; when their local politician does stuff, it gets on the news (and the rep makes sure it gets on the news). Despite popular perception, a lot of the staff work in their offices is “constituent service”: It has nothing to do with policy or party but everything to do with civic bureaucracy (getting licenses renewed, pushing through car registrations, etc.) Locally, a lot of people might say “Oh, I don’t agree with X’s stance on this issue, but he helped get my visa application through so I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt.”
In addition, politicians can speak to their constituents; they have a sounding board through which they can explain their positions more fully. A politician can release a statement tailored to their area to help explain why a vote is important.
Incumbency is also important; it generally has an advantage (name recognition, local connections, etc.) It can sometimes be a liability, but most of the time it’s a benefit.
Finally, they can start local projects (“pork”). Now that earmarks are gone, that’s not as effective as it used to be, but it’s still there.
All of these factors are things that are locally known, and none of them are nationally known. So when people say “I hate Democrats/Republicans!” they’re looking at the wide view–they only are aware of the upper-level decisions made on important issues. But for their own representative, they can say “Well, I only agree with about 40% of what his party stands for, but he got that baseball park built for us, and I know the local pipefitters like him, and he helped my aunt get a wheelchair from Medicare, so I trust him to do the right thing.” You don’t think those things about a representative across the nation because it doesn’t help you, but they’re doing the exact same thing
What does the One Ring actually do?
A little background: Sauron wants to rule over all the peoples of Middle-earth. His “team” had just lost a huge, earth-shaking war at the end of the First Age of the world and he was “on parole” and stuck around nominally to do some community service/rebuilding and whatnot.
Eventually, his original tendencies took over again (“The best way to get the world back into shape is to make sure that it has effective leadership and I’m just the guy to do it!” – devolving into an intent to do this via domination rather than benign leadership/guidance).
The strategy he took with this was to trick the Elves. He went around (in a pleasing appearance) trying to convince them to accept his help in the creation of Rings that would allow their wielders to halt the decay of time and make Middle-earth more like the Undying Lands across the western sea (this “preservation” aspect was the common power of all Rings – mortals that held them did not age or die, the lands where they were used like Rivendell and Lothlorien had a timeless quality, the foundations of the Dark Tower remained after an age of neglect, etc). The problem is that Sauron included a back-door exploit in the technology: when he created the One it allowed him to behold all that had been done with the lesser Rings and dominate the minds of those who wielded them.
The Elves caught onto him immediately and took their Rings off. He went to war, recovered a bunch and gave them to Men and Dwarves instead (after further tinkering with them to do the whole Nazgul thing).
So, to address the actual question: it holds powers related to preservation of physical things as well as the extra intent to dominate the wills of others. Sauron was already pretty good at the latter, the Ring acted as a focus so that, while he wore it, his powers were actually enhanced (Tolkien said in a letter that the power he put into the Ring was not lost to him just because he did not have possession of it, only that he didn’t get to added effect, so him commanding the armies you see in Lord of the Rings is his base level ability). It provides a similar effect for others, but only to the proportion to their spirit. “Small” beings like men and hobbits get shoved into the wraith world (go invisible) when wearing it, but adds to their perceived authority just by holding it (Frodo becomes a daunting figure when commanding Gollum, Sam’s assault on the Tower drives orcs before him as they perceive him to be some great champion, etc). This effect is not wasted on the wielder, though, for it is a seductive power and makes the person feel that with it they might do great things, even if they can’t really.
Beings of greater inherent “power” like Gandalf or the more learned Elves like Elrond or Galadriel might be able to more fully use the Ring, but since its true purpose is meant to be used to dominate the wills of other intelligent beings, getting into the mindset required to do so makes one more like Sauron to begin with (thus Galadriel’s line “All shall love me and despair”).
Why are ice hockey players allowed to beat the crap out of each other?
It helps to remember that fights in hockey are 99% consensual. If you don’t want to fight you turn your back and that’s it. There are players that fight and players that don’t, and it’s not really a machismo/honor thing that you MUST fight. No one thinks less of you for not being a fighter.
If you jump someone who is NOT looking for a fight you are usually going to get tossed from the game and probably suspended for a few games to boot. It’s not OK to blind-side someone who is not likewise spoiling for a fight and generally speaking that is frowned upon.
So the minor penalties and general lack of punishment is only in the case of two people who have collaboratively decided to go at it, which is true for almost every fight you see. They are pre-arranged (often at the face-off) and mutually agreed. At that point, two consenting adults doing what they want, basically, and the refs leave it alone until someone is at risk of getting seriously hurt — usually once someone goes down and it’s no longer a standing fight, or if other people are getting involved, or if one person is effectively incapacitated, etc.
To some degree hockey is a self-regulated game. Refs are there for line calls, not necessarily behavior control. 10 people flying around a small ice surface at 40km/h with wooden sticks can REALLY hurt each other while the ref is looking the other way if they want to.
To avoid this, fighting is used as a pressure relief… all the pent up aggression you feel for the wrongs and slights done to your team goes into cheering for your guy in the fight. Afterward everyone chills out. This is generally true even if the two guys fighting aren’t the actual guys you were mad at. But the thing is, everyone on your team is going to be mad at someone different for some random thing that happened, so it’s not practical to expect everyone will “pay” individually.
This mostly works because most players aren’t assholes. If they do something to earn your ire it was probably by accident or a “one time” thing. It’s unlikely you’ll remember it for more than 5 minutes and unlikely that guy is going to specifically tick you off again. So the fight serves to release the cumulative pressure of all those little things, not necessarily any specific incident.
Where this fails is if there is just that one total dick on a team that is constantly cheap-shotting people or otherwise behaving in a douchey way not consistent with the overall tone of the game. Especially if that person keeps doing it even after a fight or two. At some point the other team is going to remember his number and a “generic fight” won’t fix the issue. That guy now has a target painted on his back and at some point — maybe not even that game but in a future game — someone is going to risk getting tossed from the game/suspended to teach that specific player a lesson.
Though usually half of that guy’s own team are just as happy to watch him get creamed because, honestly, he IS a dick. We’d never say it out loud of course, team solidarity, rah rah rah… but at some point people get what they deserve and everyone on both sides knows it.
- nezroy
If being attractive is an important aspect of sexual attraction, why hasn’t natural selection turned us all into super models?
In comparison to even a couple hundred years ago, we are generally super models. We are taller, freer from birth defects, ethnically interesting, overall healthy, generally able to spend time and resources on our hygiene and appearance.
The bar just keeps rising.
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Stephanie’s Curves Will Hypnotize And Mesmerize
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Five Lessons About How To Treat People
1. First Important Lesson – “Know The Cleaning Lady”
During my second month of college, our professor gave us a pop quiz. I was a conscientious student and had breezed through the questions, until I read the last one: “What is the first name of the woman who cleans the school?”
Surely this was some kind of joke. I had seen the cleaning woman several times. She was tall, dark-haired and in her 50s, but how would I know her name? I handed in my paper, leaving the last question blank. Just before class ended, one student asked if the last question would count toward our quiz grade.
“Absolutely,” said the professor. “In your careers, you will meet many people. All are significant. They deserve your attention and care, even if all you do is smile and say “hello.”
I’ve never forgotten that lesson. I also learned her name was Dorothy.
2. Second Important Lesson – “Pickup In The Rain”
One night, at 11:30 p.m., an older African American woman was standing on the side of an Alabama highway trying to endure a lashing rainstorm. Her car had broken down and she desperately needed a ride. Soaking wet, she decided to flag down the next car.
A young white man stopped to help her, generally unheard of in those conflict-filled 1960s. The man took her to safety, helped her get assistance and put her into a taxicab.
She seemed to be in a big hurry, but wrote down his address and thanked him. Seven days went by and a knock came on the man’s door. To his surprise, a giant console color TV was delivered to his home.
A special note was attached. It read: “Thank you so much for assisting me on the highway the other night. The rain drenched not only my clothes, but also my spirits. Then you came along. Because of you, I was able to make it to my dying husband’s bedside just before he passed away. God bless you for helping me and unselfishly serving others.”
Sincerely, Mrs. Nat King Cole.
3. Third Important Lesson – “Remember Those Who Serve”
In the days when an ice cream sundae cost much less, a 10 year-old boy entered a hotel coffee shop and sat at a table. A waitress put a glass of water in front of him. “How much is an ice cream sundae?” he asked. “50¢,” replied the waitress.
The little boy pulled his hand out of his pocket and studied the coins in it.
“Well, how much is a plain dish of ice cream?” he inquired. By now more people were waiting for a table and the waitress was growing impatient. “35¢!” she brusquely replied.
The little boy again counted his coins. “I’ll have the plain ice cream,” he said. The waitress brought the ice cream, put the bill on the table and walked away. The boy finished the ice cream, paid the cashier and left.
When the waitress came back, she began to cry as she wiped down the table. There, placed neatly beside the empty dish, were two nickels and five pennies. You see, he couldn’t have the sundae, because he had to have enough left to leave her a tip.
4. Fourth Important Lesson – “The Obstacles In Our Path”
In ancient times, a King had a boulder placed on a roadway. Then he hid himself and watched to see if anyone would remove the huge rock. Some of the king’s wealthiest merchants and courtiers came by and simply walked around it. Many loudly blamed the King for not keeping the roads clear, but none did anything about getting the stone out of the way.
Then a peasant came along carrying a load of vegetables. Upon approaching the boulder, the peasant laid down his burden and tried to move the stone to the side of the road. After much pushing and straining, he finally succeeded. After the peasant picked up his load of vegetables, he noticed a purse lying in the road where the boulder had been. The purse contained many gold coins and a note from the King indicating that the gold was for the person who removed the boulder from the roadway. The peasant learned what many of us never understand – “Every obstacle presents an opportunity to improve our condition.”
5. Fifth Important Lesson – “Giving When It Counts”
Many years ago, when I worked as a volunteer at a hospital, I got to know a little girl named Liz who was suffering from a rare and serious disease. Her only chance of recovery appeared to be a blood transfusion from her 5-year-old brother, who had miraculously survived the same disease and had developed the antibodies needed to combat the illness. The doctor explained the situation to her little brother, and asked the little boy if he would be willing to give his blood to his sister. I saw him hesitate for only a moment before taking a deep breath and saying, “Yes, I’ll do it if it will save her.”
As the transfusion progressed, he lay in bed next to his sister and smiled, as we all did, seeing the color returning to her cheeks. Then his face grew pale and his smile faded. He looked up at the doctor and asked with a trembling voice, “Will I start to die right away?”.
Being young, the little boy had misunderstood the doctor; he thought he was going to have to give his sister all of his blood in order to save her.
– Author Unknown
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The Dumping Grounds
Camping On The Side Of A Mountain With A Portaledge…Craziness!
Shart – a small, unintended defecation that occurs when one relaxes the anal sphincter to fart (blend of “shit” and “fart”)
Guy farts on his dog
Legally blind man can see first time after 20 years with modern medicine
29 year old deaf girl gets to hear for the very first time
Vietnamese dude chugs whole bottle of Hennessy VSOP aka nectar of the gods
McLaren P1: The Widowmaker! – Top Gear
SharkWerks 2011 Porsche 997 GT3 RS – Jay Leno’s Garage
Roy Nelson-Knockout Compilation
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Awesome Stuff Around The Internet
Amazon Japan Is Now Selling Mech Suits For $1 Million – Bro My God
Awfully Photoshopped Russian Wedding Pictures – Caveman Circus
20 Phots Of Parents And Their Kids At The Same Age..They Seriously Look Like Clones – Ned Hardy
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‘Worst Passwords’ List Shows How Lazy We Are – Newser
Kim Kardashian using a liberal amount of cleavage to sell her new book – Celeb Slam
Watch This Guy Barely Miss Being Crushed by A Massive 18 Wheeler (Video) – Radass
16 Sexiest Porn Stars On Instagram – Regretful Morning
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A Step By Step Guide to Becoming A Better Man – Chad Howser
Spider-Girl, Black Cat and Venom Latex Cosplay – Unreality Mag
The 20 Funniest Instances Of Celebrity Wikipedia Vandalism – World Wide Interweb
‘Mortal Kombat’ Star Dead from Overdose – The Blemish
Carbon Fiber Porsche 918 Spyder by Marcel Lech (HQ) – Classy Bro
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An 86-year-old woman has been living on cruise ships for a decade – Gizmodo
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Gabrielle Cardoso Is A Badass Brazilian Babe
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National Geographic Has The Best Instagram Account Of All Time
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Even Superstar DJs Manage To Find A Way To Complain About Their Privileged Lifestyles
@DJsComplaining
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The 12 Rarest And Most Expensive Video Games Of All Time
Uncharted 2: Fortune Hunter Edition – Price: $4,990
While Uncharted 2 is not a particularly rare game itself (in fact, it is one of the most popular and highly praised games available on the PlayStation 3), there is a certain edition of the title that has proved elusive for collectors. This was completely by design though, as Sony decided that for their limited edition version of the game, it really should be limited rather than just a more expensive bundle. The company only created 200 copies of the Fortune Hunter Edition and gave them out randomly to players who had spent some time on the official demo during selected weekends. Copies can sell for anywhere between $8,000 and $12,000 and come with the game, as well as an official art book and game guide along with a replica dagger.
Atlantis II [Atari 2600] – Price: $5,000
The original Atlantis was a popular game for the Atari 2600. The developer held a competition asking people to take a picture of their TV screen showing their high score and mail it in. Multiple people maxed out the high score so the publisher made a limited number of Atlantis II cartridges which had faster enemies and mailed those to the high scores in order to determine the best player.
The game was never commercially sold so the developer decided to save money and reuse the artwork and cartridge from the original game. Because of this the game looks identical to the original. The only way to tell the difference is to start playing and look at the font on the scoring screen.
Mr. Boston [Vectrex] – Price: $7,200
The Vectrex was a video game system released in the early 80’s. A game called “Clean Sweep” was developed for the Vectrex and the Mr. Boston liquor company decided to give away a limited number of Clean Sweep games that were branded as Mr. Boston Clean Sweep. The gameplay was the exact same but had a different cover.
There are only five known copies of this game but the exact number made by Mr. Boston is unknown. Even though the game is available in very small quantities it isn’t as expensive as other games because the Vectrex was never as popular with gamers.
Turf Masters [Neo Geo] – Price: $8,000
A golf game for the Neo Geo. Neo Turf Masters was released in arcades, in CD form, and for the home Neo Geo console. The home console version is extremely rare.
The game has since been released on the Wii Virtual Console and in SNK Classic discs for PS2, Wii, and PSP so only collectors are willing to pay the big bucks for the original cartridge.
Blockbuster World Championship II – Price: $8,000
In 1995 Blockbuster Video held video game competitions all over the country featuring two games, Donkey Kong Country Competition from Nintendo and Blockbuster Video Game Championship II from Sega. Competitors had to choose between Super Nintendo or Genesis. The Genesis cartridge contained versions of NBA Jam Tournament Edition and Judge Dredd.
Competitors could win the Donkey Kong game for Super Nintendo, but each store was told to destroy their copy of Blockbuster World Championship. Not every store manager did as they were told and a handful of these cartridges have found their way into collector’s hands.
Kizuna Encounter [Neo Geo] – Price: $10,000
Kizuna Encounter is a fighting game similar to Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter II. The game was sold on the home Neo Geo and the arcade version (MVS) as well. The MVS version is fairly easy to find, but the home version from Europe is extremely rare. There are estimated to be about a dozen copies.
With such a small number of cartridges people question if the game was even commercially released in Europe or just a prototype. This is another game that you need to be careful which version you have. The Japanese version looks identical in every way except for the packaging. The game only sells for big bucks when the full packaing is included.
Ultimate 11 [Neo Geo] – Price: $10,000
Super Sidekicks 4: Ultimate 11 is one of the few sports video games to become very rare. It was developed by SNK in 1996 and was the fourth title in the Super Sidekicks series. You play as one of 80 different national soccer teams and try to win the tournament.
It is unknown exactly why, but very few copies of this game were ever made for the home Neo Geo console (AES as it is known). The game very rarely comes up for sales but the last time it did the game sold for $10K.
Nintendo World Championships Gray – Price: $11,500
This is the gray version of the same game seen previously on this list. The gray version is much more common but still sells for a premium price.
During the competition Nintendo gave away Gray versions of the game to winners at each of the preliminary locations and in each of the three age groups. That would account for 90 of these cartridges. Each cartridge has a number on it and the numbers go much higher than 90 so collectors think there might be more than 90 in existan
Stadium Events [Nintendo NES] – Price: $14,890
The Track and Field game with the power pad that everyone remembers when they were kids was not originally made by Nintendo. It was developed by Bandai and released to the public for a very short time before Nintendo decided to buy the rights and released it themselves. The games that were sold to stores were supposed to be sent back, but not all of them were.
The cartridge itself sells for thousands of dollars but is much more valuable when it includes the original box and manual. Another, less rare version, exists that was sold in Europe.
Nintendo World Championships Gold [Nintendo NES] – Price: $18,000
In 1990 Nintendo held the first of their video game competitions in the early 90’s. It was similar to the Wizard movie with a grand champion Nintendo player named after preliminaries and a final tournament. The cartridge consists of Super Mario Bros, Rad Racer, and Tetris and allows only 6 minutes of gameplay before awarding a total score.
After the competition was finished Nintendo made 26 gold colored cartridges to give away as part of a promotion in their Nintendo Power magazine. There are only 13 known cartridges so there are 13 more of them that were thrown away or are sitting in an attic somewhere just waiting to be found.
Nintendo Campus Challenge 91 [Nintendo NES] – Price: $23,100
Nintendo held a video game competition in 1991 that traveled to college campuses through-out the USA. Players competed on a special game cartridge that allowed 6 minutes to play Super Mario 3, Pin-Bot, and Dr. Mario. After 6 minutes you received a high score and winners in each location were invited to a final event to crown the champion.
After this competition was done Nintendo destroyed all the cartridges, but one was found at a garage sale in New York. It has been sold to several different collector’s and the highest recorded price was $20,100. If all of these were supposed to be destroyed but one survived, maybe more of the original 30+ cartridges are out there too.
Nintendo PowerFest 94 [Super Nintendo] – Price: $23,100
Nintendo held a fourth video game competition in 1994 called “PowerFest 94″. For this event they produced roughly 30 special Super Nintendo cartridges containing Super Mario: Lost Levels, Super Mario Kart, and Ken Griffey Jr Baseball. Again, each player had 6 minutes to get a high score and the top scores were invited to San Diego for the finals.
There are only two of these cartridges known to exist today. But both have a different scoring system (one from the finals and the other from the preliminaries).
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It’s Hard Not To Fall In Love With Rachel
She also has an equally hot Twin Sister!
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The Dumping Grounds
Filleting a whole tuna at Tokyo’s Tsukiji fish market
Old People Playing GTV 5
NFL 2015 Bad Lip Reading
Eye-opening video on how the media only shows you want it wants you to see
Howard Stern – Slash interview
Damn Awesome Simpsons Opening By Animator/Filmmaker Don Hertzfeldt
Jackie Chan vs. Benny The Jet Final Fight
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Even After All These Years Jessica Alba Is Still In My Top 5
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Have No Fear, The Reaction GIFs Are Here!
When I’m drunk, it’s last call, and the only girl left at the bar keeps glancing at me
Watching the final play of the NFC Championship with my Packers fan roommates
When I’m thinking about waking up earlier to accomplish more in a day
When my friend and I are at the bar and hear a hot woman say “the ugly one looks approachable”
When I find out the girl I took home last night has a boyfriend
When I’m about to watch porn and my wife walks in
When people tell me I’m too old for playgrounds
When my ultra religious friend says her boyfriend doesn’t masturbate
When my friends invite me out, but they’re all dating
When I come home drunk alone and made a joke to myself
When my neighbors are arguing in front of my place
When I’m about to go to sleep, but my gf asks if I want to have sex
When I delete my browsing history
When I open an application by accident and my stupid computer freezes
Republicans reaction after Obama said “I know because I won both of them.”
When you show your friend a picture and they start swiping
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32 Amazing Facts That Will Show You How Far Humans Have Come
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29 Photos That Will Restore Your Faith In Humanity
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Pretty Girls Make The World Go Round
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The Dumping Grounds
Don’t Mess With This Asian Clerk…Pay attention kids. 90% of bullies will respond like that if you stick up for yourself.
Porsche 918 Spyder Assembly Line
Uncensored Disney Cartoons!
The Funniest Moments From Wrestling Superstar Booker T
How The Elite Stay In Power
This is what happens when you turn off the neurostimulator of someone who has had Deep Brain Stimulation surgery for Parkinson’s disease
The highest rated brisket in Texas year in and year out, A true master at work.
incredible archery skills
Sex Ed teacher in Mississippi prohibited from demonstrating proper condom use, demonstrates proper sock use instead
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Awesome Stuff Around The Internet
20 Photos Of Parents And Their Kids At The Same Age…Genetics Biatch! – Ned Hardy
Ivy Jean is hot as hell! – Bro My God
20+ Shocking Photos Showing How Bad Pollution In China Has Become – Bored Panda
Bar Refaeli Is So Sexy In A Bikini It Should Be Illegal – Radass
Miley Cyrus’ Bikini Makeout Session In Hawaii – G-Celeb
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Damn hot girl in a bikni in the middle of winter – Double Viking
Always Remember…Safety First!! – Bad Sentinel
The Eight Sexiest Jewish Women – Gunaxin
McDonald’s Finally Reveals How Their Delicious French Fries Are Made – Uproxx
The Most Genius Assassination Plot of All Time – Unreality Mag
Fraternity Trashed A Hotel To The Tune Of $75k – Newser
25 Cars Worth Waiting For: 2015–2018 – Car And Driver
The 20 Greatest Achievements In Redneck Technology History – World Wide Interweb
Charlotte McKinney Bares All for Carl’s Jr. Commercial – The Blemish
Sexy Butts to Celebrate Hump Day (12 Pics) – Classy Bro
A Marine Sharpshooter Explains Why American Snipers Are Not Cowards – Business Insider
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