Soda to the head? Like Scott Hall gives a fuck.
Jonah Hill’s Morgan Freeman story is hilarious!
Intense Car Chase and Gun Battle in Downtown Seattle Yesterday
José Aldo crazy knee vs Cub Swanson
Starships size comparison
And I’ll leave you with a weather report from July 30, 2015
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Caveman’s Hot Picks Of The Day – Caveman Afterdark
‘Cat-pack’ Is The Perfect Way To Let Your Cat See The World – Ned Hardy
Thigh Gaps Are Out. Enter The Thighbrow – Scribol
The Best Sign Of A Healthy Relationship Is No Sign Of It On Facebook – YourTango
A glorious picdump of awesomeness, bewbs and everything in between – Leenks
10 Most Desirable Women In the World – Crave
After studying 500 millionaires, a journalist noticed one characteristic they all had in common – Business Insider
Red Bull Modifies a Land Rover to Make an Insane Party Van – Worthly
Nike Signs LeBron To First-Ever Lifetime Deal $$$ – Newser
Feminist Blogger uses yeast from her own vagina to make bread – 7Deadly
Teens: Then vs. Now – Linkiest
Emily Ratajakowski dancing around in lingerie (video) – Drunken Stepfather
The 31 Weirdest Things You Can Find On Google Street View – Your Daily Dish
Good News: Netflix is doubling its number of original scripted shows next year – The Verge
A nice collection of Snapchats from Bella Thorne – Celeb J
Chemical flavorings found in e-cigarettes linked to lung disease – Harvard Gazzette
MILF trying to distract you from playing Scrabble with her liberal use of cleavage – Ehowa
Sandra Kubicka’s Thong Bikini Booty – G-Celeb
This is What the Emo Kids of the Early 2000s Look Like Today – Upvoted
Jayde Pierce should definitely be on you radar – Radass
The All-Time Ugliest Athletes – Ranker
Pigtailed Genius Girl Gives 10 Reasons To Have Sex with Your Dog – The Blemish
10 Gross/Weird/Sexual Thrift Store Finds – Tosh
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That’s a mixing board in a recording studio. It’s a pretty large one. Fundamentally, it’s the same as a smaller version. Each strip down the board controls a single audio input – you’ve got an equalizer to tweak the frequency of the sound, a volume fader to control how loud it is & probably another knob to set your left/right position of the audio. There’s a few more advanced things like effects sends and what not but they’re just complications.
These things look more intense than they are. Each channel has a collection of nobs that can have different effects on the sound. From the channels, the sound goes to one or more outputs, after the channel controls have mixed them all nicely together. The outputs would generally be the sound(s) that goes into the computer where they can edit even more. Before computers, being good on the mix board was more important than it is now. You needed to get it right the first time with the full band. It was a much more intense process.
A pro would want such a huge number of channels because they might want to hook up an instrument, like a piano, to a few microphones so they have more control over the sound. If they want more sound from the left side of the piano (or add an effect or whatever), they have that control.
– ameoba
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
Below are some excerpts from her autobiography The Story of My Life where she describes how she learned the abstract concepts.
I remember the morning that I first asked the meaning of the word, “love.” This was before I knew many words. I had found a few early violets in the garden and brought them to my teacher. She tried to kiss me: but at that time I did not like to have any one kiss me except my mother. Miss Sullivan put her arm gently round me and spelled into my hand, “I love Helen.”
“What is love?” I asked.
She drew me closer to her and said, “It is here,” pointing to my heart, whose beats I was conscious of for the first time. Her words puzzled me very much because I did not then understand anything unless I touched it.
I smelt the violets in her hand and asked, half in words, half in signs, a question which meant, “Is love the sweetness of flowers?”
“No,” said my teacher.
Again I thought. The warm sun was shining on us.
“Is this not love?” I asked, pointing in the direction from which the heat came. “Is this not love?”
It seemed to me that there could be nothing more beautiful than the sun, whose warmth makes all things grow. But Miss Sullivan shook her head, and I was greatly puzzled and disappointed. I thought it strange that my teacher could not show me love.
A day or two afterward I was stringing beads of different sizes in symmetrical groups—two large beads, three small ones, and so on. I had made many mistakes, and Miss Sullivan had pointed them out again and again with gentle patience. Finally I noticed a very obvious error in the sequence and for an
instant I concentrated my attention on the lesson and tried to think how I should have arranged the beads. Miss Sullivan touched my forehead and spelled with decided emphasis, “Think.”
In a flash I knew that the word was the name of the process that was going on in my head. This was my first conscious perception of an abstract idea.
For a long time I was still—I was not thinking of the beads in my lap, but trying to find a meaning for “love” in the light of this new idea. The sun had been under a cloud all day, and there had been brief showers; but suddenly the sun broke forth in all its southern splendour.
Again I asked my teacher, “Is this not love?”
“Love is something like the clouds that were in the sky before the sun came out,” she replied. Then in simpler words than these, which at that time I could not have understood, she explained: “You cannot touch the clouds, you know; but you feel the rain and know how glad the flowers and the thirsty earth are to have it after a hot day. You cannot touch love either; but you feel the sweetness that it pours into everything. Without love you would not be happy or want to play.”
The beautiful truth burst upon my mind—I felt that there were invisible lines stretched between my spirit and the spirits of others.
From the beginning of my education Miss Sullivan made it a practice to speak to me as she would speak to any hearing child; the only difference was that she spelled the sentences into my hand instead of speaking them. If I did not know the words and idioms necessary to express my thoughts she supplied them, even suggesting conversation when I was unable to keep up my end of the dialogue.
This process was continued for several years; for the deaf child does not learn in a month, or even in two or three years, the numberless idioms and expressions used in the simplest daily intercourse. The little hearing child learns these from constant repetition and imitation. The conversation he hears in his home stimulates his mind and suggests topics and calls forth the spontaneous expression of his own thoughts. This natural exchange of ideas is denied to the deaf child. My teacher, realizing this, determined to supply the kinds of stimulus I lacked. This she did by repeating to me as far as possible, verbatim, what she heard, and by showing me how I could take part in the conversation. But it was a long time before I ventured to take the initiative, and still longer before I could find something appropriate to say at the right time.
Learning to read and write
After learning to spell a few words, the next challenge before Anne Sullivan was teaching Helen how to read. For that she would give Helen slips of cardboard which had printed words with raised letters. Helen would touch the slip, learn the word and would understand that each word stood for a new object.
She began writing using grooved board . She wrote on the groove under which a sheet of paper would be placed. She also learned Braille script which helped her a lot to read and write.
Learning to speak
When Helen was ten years old, she came to know about a girl in Norway, deaf and blind like her, but who had been taught to speak. This fired her passion to speak like any other ordinary human being.Anne took her to Sarah Fuller, then the principal of Horace Mann School for Deaf. Sarah would place Helen’s hand on her lips, tongue, face and throat while she was talking. Helen would feel the positions of Sarah’s lips and tongue and vibrations of her throat. She would place her other hand on her own lips and tongue and would try to imitate the positions of Sarah’s lips and tongue. This was exhausting but she uttered her first sentence “It’s too warm here” within a few days. Though she learned to speak, she was never able speak with clarity.
“When composer Eric Serra showed soprano Inva Mula (who dubs the voice of the Diva) the sheet music for the Diva Dance, she reportedly smiled and relayed to him that some of the notes written were not humanly possible to achieve because the human voice cannot change notes that fast. Hence, she performed the notes in isolation – one by one, as opposed to consecutively singing them all together and they digitized the notes to fit the music. There are a few moments when you can hear the differences in the vocal tones of The Diva’s voice.”
As people sing higher notes, the vocal folds stretch to become longer and thinner, and as people sing lower notes, the vocal folds become shorter and fatter. The composer wrote the end section of this piece from The 5th Element without accounting for what is physically possible for a singer to do. Picture a pianist with only one hand, who is expected to play a fast piece where he must go back and forth playing the highest note on a keyboard, and the lowest. It’s impossible because the distance between the notes is too great to go back and forth quickly with only one hand. In order to achieve the effect the pianist would have to do exactly what the singer had to do in The 5th Element: record the notes in isolation, then edit them together later.
Back in the day, companies would give employees a pension, where after retirement the company would keep paying a portion of their salary. The problem was that the company had to invest and earn money to pay those obligations, and sometimes they couldn’t.
The 401(k) gives companies the ability to put money toward employees’ retirement, but put the responsibility for investing on the employees. If they don’t enroll, or don’t contribute to get the maximum match, it’s not the company’s problem. The match serves as a benefit to attract better quality employees.
– paul-j-a
It’s pretty terrible, yes.
R&D on new treatments, especially antibiotics that aren’t based on tetracycline, mycins, or macrolides, is slow going and has significant maturation time. In the meanwhile, drugs that are used to treat life-threatening infections will become ineffective.
Last resort antibiotics have significant systemic side effects already, and if even those are ineffective, we could see survival rates of bacterial infection drop to rates similar to those from before pencillin was developed; in effect, it would be as if we didn’t have antibiotics.
We can still contain this threat, but it will take a concerted worldwide push to totally eliminate unnecessary antibiotic use (such as doctor visits for flu or minor illnesses) and ensure maximum adherence to regimes as prescribed.
– NATOMarksman
Surveys, (primary Nielsen), and user engagement – it’s one of the reasons they run competitions on air. Only a tiny fraction of listeners respond, but the size of that fraction is relatively consistent. Some people have listening devices (PPMs) that send data back to Nielsen. A range of people are selected to cover different demographics.
Some stations use Arbitron. Arbitron sends out letters in the mail with dollar bills in them and asks people to fill it out for more dollar bills. It’s usually crispy $1. However, Arbitron reports quarterly listeners. Based on this reports, stations then review them to see how they can either improve or continue doing what they do. As for day-by-day listeners, it’s just a guessing game.
– Juliet-November
It really depends on the Franchise, and what percentage of gross sales go to payroll costs, but lets look at your McDonalds example. About 10% of the stores are corporate owned, & the other 90% are franchised locations. The Franchisees pay annual fees to McDonalds for “royalties” & national advertising campaigns, which are calculated as a percentage of gross sales. About 1/3 of McDonald’s corporate revenue is collected from Franchisees
Here’s a sample income statement for an Average Mcdonalds franchise store based on typical figures.
“Crew”(non-managerial) Payroll costs amount to about 20% of sales. Most store-level Mcdonalds employees make anywhere between $7.25 – $9.25/hr – so lets assume employees at this location are making $8.25. If Minimum wages are hiked to $15 as proposed, that will equate to about an 82% wage hike. Assuming all sales stay the same, & no employees are fired, total crew payroll costs will rise to about 36.5% of sales. In the above example, that would equal about $442,800 per year more in payroll costs.
However, the company is only making $153,900 in net profit. If they made no other changes, this store would be operating at a $288,900 loss. That is obviously unsustainable.
The only way to recoup that lost income is either raising sales revenue, or cutting expenses. Most people in this situation say “Ok, just raise the price of food to increase revenue”. The problem is, McDonalds franchisees are already hemorrhaging due to competition & a changing market. In most cases with food, higher prices, will result in lower sales volume. Especially with low quality chains like MickyDs – nobody in the US is going to want to pay $5-$6 for a big mac – keep in mind that the only people immediately benefiting from a minimum wage hike are people making below the future $15 minimum wage – everybody else (over half the country) will be making the same amount until the rest of the economy catches up. (If McDonalds could charge more per burger & still make money, they would already be doing it.). Others say “You need to get higher food quality to charge more”. Fair, but higher food quality means lower margins per sale, so it wouldn’t necessarily help your bottom line – it also takes considerable time & money to implement drastic process changes like that.
So increasing revenue isn’t really a viable option – the only solution to stay in business is to cut expenses. McDonalds is a highly mature company, that has massive economies of scale…meaning most variable expenses are probably already as low as they can get at this point. The only expense you could really cut & still maintain sales, is Payroll. That means cutting hours, firing employees, or increasing automation.
It becomes clear, that many McDonalds will either have to shut down, or get rid of workers. Considering that many under-performing locations have probably already cut workers down to the lowest possible amount, the currently struggling stores would have no choice but to automate or get shut down. However, automation costs a lot of money up front though, so if the Franchisee doesn’t have the cash to shell out, they will be left with no other option but to close.
If store locations shut down, that means less franchise fees are going to the corporate entity. Currently, about 33% of McDonald’s Gross Revenues comes from Franchise Fees.
If 20% of franchised locations shut down, that would equate to $1.854 Billion in lost revenue. The operating expenses would also be reduced by 20% ($339 million). So Net Profit for the corporate entity would decrease by about $1.515 Billion – about a 30% loss in profits.
Loss in profits lead to falling share prices – they will also probably have to cut back dividend payments issued to stockholders, which leads to a further drop in share price. Falling stock prices are generally a bad indicator for future investors & lenders. It would likely result in less interest from potential franchisees, as well as increased lending costs from banks who would see McDs as a greater risk.
Additionally, there are about 1.7 million McDonalds workers worldwide. About 440,000 of them in the US. So if 20% of the stores closed, that would be about 88,000 Americans losing their jobs.
Granted, most of the minimum wage hike programs being proposed would be rolled out over 3-4 years. So they would have a little bit of time to adapt their business model.
My prediction would be that companies like McDonalds would have to change their business models which rely on low wage employees producing low quality products, or they will fail.
– Murican_Popeyes
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.
– placebo-addict
Most non trained fighters that you see “knocked out” aren’t really out cold. When you get hit, and you’re not used to it, you equilibrium gets thrown off, you see lights, and you go into almost a form of shock. That’s what you can get used too. There are people that can, just naturally, take more punishment before being knocked out(Mark Hunt being a famous example).
Another factor is fighters learn how to “roll with the punches” and help dissipate some of the force along with good head movement keeping the punches from hitting them “on the button”.
Usually a boxer who is knocked out cold never saw the punch coming
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In the series finale, all hope of an episode of reminiscing about the humor that made the series a hit was stripped away – as viewers got to watch Earl Sinclair bring about the end of the Dinosaurs by poisoning the world’s plant life and subsequently blocking out the sun. The result of which was global temperatures dropping well below freezing and the imminent extinction of every living thing on the planet.
While every adult watching knew what was happening, their children may have been somewhat oblivious. Luckily, the writers made time in the finale’s last moments to bring everyone in the know as Earl has to explain to Baby Sinclair how there’s no place for them to go and that he’s sorry for killing them all.
This episode was so WTF that TV Guide had to include a special warning that the subject matter in this episode might “frighten or disturb younger viewers.” You know, because children aren’t really used to watching their favorite characters – who were marketed to kids in the form of music videos and stuffed animals – dying a slow death.
In the series finale, ALF is trying to contact Australia on the radio when he stumbles across Skip and Rhonda, two surviving Melmacians who are nearing Earth. They invite ALF to go with them. As it turns out, Skip and Rhonda have purchased a new planet and are on their way there to start a new Melmac.
ALF accepts the invitation and breaks the news to the Tanner family. After throwing him a going away party, ALF sets out for the long-awaited reunion. As the alien spaceship approaches ALF, the Alien Task Force jumps in and captures him. As the episode closes, the spaceship flies away and ALF is left in the hands of the dissection-friendly military.
This show supposedly ended on a happy note. Darlene had a baby, the family won the lottery, and they were all well on their way to happily ever after–until the final episode revealed that none of this happened. Roseanne made it all up to put in her book after Dan died of a heart attack.
Mork and Mindy meet another alien named Kalik. The couple gets together with Kalik and his wife only to learn that their intentions are not as pure as they appear. Mork and Mindy use time travel to escape Kalik, but he follows them. The show ends with Mork and Mindy falling through time, leaving viewers wondering.
The X-Files plot arc was about a group of people (The Syndicate) who were trying to negotiate with an alien species (The Colonists) that was intent on taking over the world, wiping out humankind in the process.
First contact with the aliens occurred in 1947, when one of their spacecraft crash landed in the desert in New Mexico. In the face of the inevitability that the superior alien intelligence and technology would ultimately beat them, a small group of powerful men negotiated an agreement that humanity would be allowed to continue in the form of an alien-human hybrid. The Syndicate spent most of its time helping The Colonists develop the hybrids by keeping them supplied with human foetuses. However, they were also covertly working on a vaccine that would save humanity from this awful fate. Unfortunately, The Colonists had lied to The Syndicate about what their plans were.
The Black Oil that was supposed to create a human-alien slave race, was in fact a virus that created aliens inside the human host and their true intention was to wipe out humanity and take the planet for themselves. The Syndicate’s discovery of this betrayal led The Colonists to develop a race of Super Soldiers to ensure that the colonisation of Earth would not be prevented. The series ends with the revelation that the alien invasion is due to start in December 2012, the end of the Mayan calendar.
“Dallas” had a wonderful 14-year run, and many fans believed it would end with them wondering who shot J.R. As a shock to many, J.R. did die in the finale from a gunshot wound, but only because one of Satan’s minions convinced him to kill himself.
Anyone that grew up in the 80s probably remembers watching David the Gnome on Nickelodeon. The animated children’s series followed the life of a gnome couple, David and Lisa. David, as a doctor, would travel around the forest on the back of his fox friend, Swift, healing animals that had been hurt.
In the series finale of David the Gnome, David and Lisa must travel to The Mountains of Beyond because it is their time to die. The only problem is that neither David nor Lisa are really interested in dying, but are forced to because “that’s just what happens when gnomes reach a certain age.”
Before David and Lisa leave for their final resting place, an Arctic mouse shows up with a note from their old friend Casper. As it turns out, it’s time for Casper to die as well, but since he is unmarried, he wants to know if he can tag along with David and Lisa because he doesn’t want to die alone.
In the end, David and Lisa say goodbye, give each other one final kiss, hold hands and turn into apple trees.
The episode closes with the spirits of David, Lisa, and Casper waving goodbye.
The plot was simple – somewhat: An unnamed British agent resigns from his job. After being kidnapped, he finds himself held captive in a beautiful, yet mysterious village and is given the name Number 6. While free to roam about the village, he is unable to leave.
Throughout its 17 episodes, Number 6 continuously tries to escape the island while trying to figure about the illusive Number 1 – the person that runs the island.
In the series finale, Number 6 finds out who Number 1 is, but only after sitting through a trial with a hooded jury dancing as someone sings “Dem Bones.” Upon meeting Number 1, it’s revealed that he’s wearing a monkey mask. Underneath the monkey mask is a clone of Number 6. After a chase, Number 6 launches a rocket and everyone evacuates the village.
Sound confusing? It was. Series creator and star Patrick McGoohan actually had to go into hiding after the finale of The Prisoner aired because many fans of the series were so incredibly upset with the nonsensical conclusion.
“Twin Peaks” had a cliffhanger ending that shocked fans of all ages. In previous episodes, the lead agent, Dale Cooper, investigated the murder of Laura Cooper. The agency deemed the person responsible “Killer Bob.”
Agent Cooper, while investigating, ends up in an extra-dimensional place, only to confront his doppelganger. The finale revealed that his doppelganger is actually “Killer Bob.”
As if this show were not strange enough, the show’s finale added an extra creep factor to it. Though the finale did piece things together, fans who had fallen in love with the various characters were heartbroken and disappointed to learn they were all living in purgatory.
Like other episodes, however, the finale left viewers wondering if they had lived there the entire time.
Before ER and Chicago Hope, there was St. Elsewhere. Set in an urban teaching hospital in Boston’s South End, the residents of St. Eligius were tasked with taking care of patients that other hospitals didn’t want.
St. Elsewhere is not only credited for having one of the best episodes (“Time Heals”) in television history, but for also jump-starting the careers of Helen Hunt, Ed Begley Jr., Howie Mandel, Mark Harmon, and Denzel Washington. With such prestige, you wouldn’t expect the series finale to reveal that the entire series was nothing but the imaginings of an autistic child.
At the end of the series finale, the camera pulls to a wide-shot of the hospital to reveal that the building is actually inside a snow globe that’s being held by an autistic child. And who is this super-imaginative kid? As it turns out, the autistic child is the son of Dr. Westpall, the Director of Medicine for St. Eligius.
To make sure fans knew that the past 6 years were a waste of time, they included this line as the child stared into the snow globe: “I don’t understand this autism thing, Pop. Here’s my son. I talk to him. I don’t even know if he can hear me, because he sits there, all day long, in his own world, staring at that toy. What’s he thinking about?”
For over 10 years, the world watched as the Ingalls family tackled farm life in the late 1800s on Little House on the Prairie.
Ruined crops, Typhus and the Lake Kezia “monster” are just some of the dangers that faced Charles Ingalls and family during their 184 episodes on the air. Although, nothing would prepare the Ingalls for what awaited Walnut Grove in the final episode – when the residents decided to blow up the town.
In the series finale of Little House on the Prairie, the residents learn that a railroad tycoon, Nathan Lassiter, held the deed to their beloved township. When Lassiter brings Union soldiers to force the residents from their homes, the town decides to send him a message by setting off explosives in every building and declaring that while he may own the land, he cannot have the town.
As the episode ends, Rev. Alden says, “Did you hear that? Walnut Grove did not die in vain.”
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Two chiliheads eat the worlds strongest Chili Pepper, the Carolina Reaper
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A Fun Day in Roller Coaster Tycoon!
British Commando demonstrates proper knife use
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The 10 Richest Drug Lords of All-Time – Worthly
Cats And Their Love For Christmas Trees – Ned Hardy
Caveman’s Hot Picks Of The Day – Caveman Afterdark
Taliban Snipers Fire At US Soldiers And Get A US Response – Leenks
I Spent Four Weeks Taking Nootropics (Smart Drugs): Here’s What I Discovered – The Hustle
Why Lily Aldridge Might Be Their Sexiest Model Ever – Crave
If you’re looking to dive deeper into your ancient ancestry and learn more about your genetic makeup, Read THIS – Smarter Lifesthle
10 Celebrities Who Hooked Up With Underage Girls – Linkiest
Essential Disney Hacks To Make The Magical Kingdom More Magical – Thrillist
Quite possibly the hottest picture you will see today! – Ehwoa
Celebrities Who Have Aged the Worst – Ranker
Casey Batchelor’s Busty Bikini Pics in Ibiza – G-Celeb
I gotta admit, Ariel Winter is smoking hawt! – Celeb J
It’s more than fanfiction: These celebrities actually married their fans! – BuzzBomb
Justin Bieber Creeps Through Instagram Looking for Girls to Bone – The Blemish
Eliza Dushku still looks good in a bikini – Drunken Stepfather
The Art of Gourmet Cooking in Prison – VICE
Girls of Instagram: Viki Odintcova (47 Photos) – Radass
Victoria’s Secret Models (Before They Were Angels) – World Wide Interweb
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Exclusive Chinese trailer for Star Wars The Force Awakens…a lot of new footage!
Watchmaker takes apart and reassembles a Rolex in hypnotizing video
The Weakest Black Belt Karate Test Ever!
Kevin Hart – Tells an Antoine Walker, Michael Jordan, gambling story
Hockey players politely agree to a fight
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Japan’s 105-Hour Workweek – Roads & Kingdoms
Thai Farmer Worked His Whole Life So His Son Could Go To College – Ned Hardy
Caveman’s Hot Picks Of The Day – Caveman Afterdark
15 Celebrities Who You Would Love To Have As A Girlfriend – Celeb Romance
The Richest College Football Coaches of All-Time – Worthly
Thinking about getting Solar Panels? Read This First – Solar America
Woman’s Death Ruled Suicide by Pit Bull! – Newser
British girls have the best bewbs (nsfw) – Ehowa
Rollin’ On Rims….Literally! – Tosh
‘Rollercoaster Tycoon’ Sadist Creates 210 Day-Long Hell Coaster – Motherboard
Epic Animations That Will F**K With Your Brain – Linkiest
Impatient Semi Truck Driver Pays The Price – Leenks
The Best Of Lia Marie Johnshon Snapchat Videos – Celeb J
8 Cures for Premature Ejaculation – Mens Fitness
Selena Gomez in a sexy, slinky dress – Drunken Stepfather
Hot MILF Brooke Burke Gets Sexy In Her Silver Bikini – Crave
Alexis Ren in a damn sexy photoshoot – G-Celeb
Mexican Drug Kingpin ‘El Chapo’ Reportedly Threatens to Destroy ISIS ‘Pussies’ – Maxim
The Most Badass Cars from 2000 to Present – Radass
That Time James Deen Choked a Porn Actress Until She Blacked Out – The Blemish
The Best Butts on the Internet? We’ll Try (42 Pics) – Regretful Morning
Josephine Skriver should definitely be on your radar – Celeb Slam
The 21 Best Breakfast Sandwiches in the Country – Thrillist
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Rey Mysterio with a front flip piledriver
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For me, it would have to be Grand Theft Auto 3. Sure, there are GTA’s that have come out with better graphics, more cars, and weapons, but GTA 3 was a total game changer. Never before were you afforded that much freedom to fuck shit up! What other game at the time let you pick up a hooker, have sex with her, and then rob her to get your money back??? Countless hours spent on that game and not a single regret!
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Best way to ditch your illegal drugs just before a search…Genius!
Bill Burr makes a homemade pie crust
This pepper eating contest runs every year at Bath. Each contestant must compete in 17 rounds. 1 – 16 range from the Jalapeno to the current hottest pepper, the Carolina Reaper. The 17th round determines the winner by the first person to eat two of some of the hottest peppers.
Man smacks the soul out of girl on the NY Subway
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Donkey Who Nearly Died In Flood Gives Biggest Smile After Being Rescued – Ned Hardy
Caveman’s Hot Picks Of The Day – Caveman Afterdark
These Are the Most Beautiful Wives and Girlfriends in Golf – Scribol
Shoplifter Gets Caught And Served Some Street Justice! – Leenks
101 Fun Facts About The Creative Genius Of Pixar – Linkiest
How to Stop Being Devastated By Rejection – Nick Notas
42 Reasons Shailene Woodley is Sexy – Crave
Man Faces 32 Years for Liking Facebook Photo – Newser
Healthy, Organic Food That Is Actually Affordable! – Thrive Market
Behind Chuck Feeney: The Billionaire Who Donated $177 Million to Dementia Research – Worthly
Watch a dirty cop cry like a baby as he’s found guilty of multiple counts of rape – Facebook
I’ve always said the secret to a decent orgy turnout is free cookies (pic) – Tosh
Hot Blonde Wants To God Bless America – Ehowa
How I Went From Outlaw Weed Dealer To Legit (Weed) Businessperson – Thrillist
Iggy Azzaleia thick booty in a bikini – Celeb J
Adderall Got My Friend Hooked on Meth – Medium
Makayla Maroney took a sexy photo for Instagram – Drunken Stepfather
Jaden Smith And Girlfriend Sarah Snyder Out And About In Miami – The Blemish
Meet the 52 Year-Old Father Who Identifies As a 6 Year-Old Girl – Mediaite
12 Hot & Sexy Photos of Kendall Jenner – Classy Bro
25 Ridiculously Hot Instagram Photos Of Marie Madore – Regretful Morning
A little bit of dat gap and it’s all good (26 Photos) – Bad Sentinel
The Best Insults Steve Jobs Has Dished Out – The Hustle
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