Finally, you can eat with your cat without being bothered!

Next time you sit down to eat, follow this foolproof method instead:

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Well done, team! Kudos and congrats!

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Philip.paulssonHeh
Finally, you can eat with your cat without being bothered!


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Philip.paulssonHah!
Break the internet, Grumpy Cat.

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Philip.paulssonOooh...season 3 of Lilyhammer, nice!
Philip.paulssonHahah awesome.
Philip.paulssonHah!
Philip.paulssonWas kinda hoping for Taco, but I'll take it:
" You got: Pete
The charming grown up boy who is severely suffering from Peter Pan Syndrome…but thats all right! Sacko Commissioner and overall trouble maker, Pete’s your go-to wing man. Full of adventure, always plotting the next prank, and a dedicated friend!"
SHIVAKAMINI SOMAKANDARKAM!

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Philip.paulssonGah!
Dunham went on a self-described “rage spiral” on Saturday, calling the accusations against her disgusting.

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Dunham writes of casually masturbating while in bed next to her younger sister, of bribing her with "three pieces of candy if I could kiss her on the lips for five seconds . . . anything a sexual predator might do to woo a small suburban girl I was trying." At one point, when her sister is a toddler, Lena Dunham pries open her vagina — "my curiosity got the best of me," she offers, as though that were an explanation.
In one particularly unsettling passage, Dunham experimented with her six-year younger sister's vagina. "This was within the spectrum of things I did," she writes.
In the collection of nonfiction personal accounts, Dunham describes using her little sister at times essentially as a sexual outlet, bribing her to kiss her for prolonged periods and even masturbating while she is in the bed beside her.
Philip.paulssonLOL
Philip.paulssonI didn't know they accepted buzzfeed articles from babies!
You’d think it’s a pretty easy name for others to grasp . You’d be wrong.

Personal experience: one time, while working in the U.S., a colleague kept calling me "Ducky", while another could only pronounce my name as "The Klan". That was awkward.
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Just call me Dec. If you must.
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Which is pretty damn cool, actually.
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Has any Declan out there earned the nickname "Elvis" as a result?
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Philip.paulssonWow, what a goal!
Stephanie Roche is up against the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Robin van Persie for the prestigious prize.
The 25-year-old said she was "surprised but delighted" to find herself on the shortlist of 10 players for the Puskás Award, which is named after legendary Hungarian striker Ferenc Puskás.

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Obviously, it was a big surprise but it is a great boost, not only for myself, but for women's football and particularly the Women's National League. It's a great feeling to see myself on the list.
The goal was in October last year and I had just been getting on with my career over here in France. Not that I'd forgotten about the goal but I had just stopped thinking about it.
Then to see on Twitter today that it was nominated for the Puskás Award is unbelievable, it's a great achievement and I'm delighted.
I'm delighted to be named amongst those famous players and hopefully I can get into the top three.
Philip.paulssonThat's kinda cool. Though I imagine anything other than perfectly flat pavement would kinda suck.
Philip.paulssonHaha!
You know when you can see exactly what’s coming and it’s still funny? Well…
One girl, one cup.
#breaktheinternet
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Today's featured deal is an Xbox One with a whopping 1TB of storage. And it's not just an Xbox One—this is a limited edition Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Bundle complete with a copy of the game and a fancy paint job.
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Philip.paulssonThe pictured glitch is horrifying!
Even with a good quality control team, it's common for a game to launch with a few small technical issues that need to be fixed with post-release patches. That said, the game-breaking problems reported by reviewers and players of Assassin's Creed: Unity go well past the kinds of small launch-day bugs players should expect from a big-budget studio release these days.
Publisher Ubisoft acknowledged those problems this morning through a new blog devoted exclusively to live updates on the state of the bedeviled game. Aside from a day-one patch that's already available, the blog says the team is "furiously working to resolve bugs and performance issues," and working specifically on fixes for problems including:
- Arno falling through the ground
- Game crashing when joining a co-op session
- Arno getting caught inside of hay carts
- Delay in reaching the main menu screen at game start
In addition, the company says it's "looking into many of the other issues you've told us about," such as frame rate issues, graphical and collision issues, matchmaking co-op issues, and problems being credited with in-game Helix Credit currency purchased with real money. Ubisoft says it has "more updates planned" to fix these and other unnamed issues, but it's unclear whether those fixes are being actively worked on right now or when they will be available.
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Philip.paulssonBlasphemy! Grapenuts are the BEST
Philip.paulssonWow that jump kick!
If you want to make God laugh, tell him your — OMG! THAT’S A SPIDER!



Philip.paulssonSometimes the human race is pretty dang impressive.
Philip.paulssonOh man, I loved Just Cause 2!
It's been more than four long years since the world was first exposed to the "beautiful stupidity" of Just Cause 2, though the sprawling, over-the-top action game has lived on in that interim thanks in part to a great, unofficial multiplayer mod. The wait for a follow-up won't carry on much longer, though, as Avalanche Studios has just announced Just Cause 3 via the cover of an upcoming issue of Game Informer.
Aside from the PC, PS4, and Xbox One target platforms and a vague release date of 2015, there's not much concrete information about the game yet. Game Informer mentions "vastly improved parachute and grapple mechanics" and an "all-new wingsuit" as part of the festivities. A teaser video briefly discusses the game's fictionalized Mediterranean setting and Avalanche's work on the title over three years in its New York studio space. "It wasn't necessarily hard for anyone to guess what exactly it was we were doing here," one developer says.
Those who want more information can look forward to a full month of teaser coverage on Game Informer's site. In the meantime, we're just gonna grapple our way on to a few hundred more planes in Just Cause 2 if you don't mind.
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Philip.paulssonToo cute!
YAAAASSS.
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Philip.paulssonOMG that horse sliding under the truck is awesome!
If only you could really punch five people at once.




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Philip.paulssonHmmmm this could be interesting.
Philip.paulssonHaha that last panel!
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Philip.paulssonFor Robyn
Philip.paulssonA little fan-fic to prepare us for tomorrow.
What’s a little speculative fiction without a bald-faced ripoff and anachronistic speculation? Imagining Game of Thrones with less imperfect, outdated information: pervasive landlines and occasional cell phones, like if Westeros was in 1995. P.S. GRRRRR Martin, please don’t sue my breeches off.
“Ned? Is that you? Can you hear me?”
The voice, even as the maester’s equipment transmutated it into signals over a wire, was unmistakable. And unbelieveable.
“Jon…Jon Arryn?”
“One and the same, my friend.”
“Are you back from the dead?”
“I’m still at the Eyrie, Ned. I’m sorry for my misdirection and I would have given you word sooner but for the dire circumstances. Please forgive me. I had Maester Colemon show me how to use the phone before…well, before my death.”
“But…why?”
“I needed to learn how. Nobody must know that I have called you tonight. Nobody must know that I am still alive. Nobody knows that we’re speaking. It simply couldn’t wait for a messenger or even the fastest pigeon. But damn it to hell, anything would be preferable to this tele-phonic witchery from Braavos.”
Ned couldn’t believe it. Jon, back from the grave. It was not an imposter. HIs old friend and mentor was dear to him, and Ned knew him well – well enough to know that Jon would never embrace the phone. The wire reaching down out of the Eyrie was considered, among the maesters with the phone wire in their chain, one of the most challenging applications of their craft.
“By the gods, what could have driven you to fake your own death? Does Lysa know?”
“Are these things private?” Ned could hear the tension in Jon’s voice, despite the low quality of the connection.
“Yes, as secure as any conversation.”
“Bah. At least if we were in the same room I could search the cupboards and be sure.”
“Then do so! You rest assured that my cupboards are free of any eavesdroppers. Or, for that matter, much of anything else! Robert and his entourage have been eating Winterfell’s stocks bare!”
“Robert is why I had to call you in private,” Jon said, speaking quietly, an edge in his voice. “It’s urgent.”
“What is it?”
“I must ask you to keep Robert in Winterfell as long as possible.”
“What? Why?”
“Please, Ned. You must trust me. If my concerns come to nothing then no harm shall be done, except perhaps to your cupboards.”
“Jon, with our history, and our history with Robert, do you not feel that you can trust me?”
Jon fell silent, to the point that Ned was about to ask if the connection had dropped.
“Have you ever looked at Joffery?” Jon blurted out.
“I try not to,” Ned said, still a bit in his cups from the feast that the phone call had pulled him from.
“Or Myrcella. Or Tommen.”
“Yes, of course. They’re in the great hall right now.”
“They’re very blonde, aren’t they?”
“No doubt. Thankfully they got Cersei’s looks. Unfortunately, they also have her personality. There’s a lot of her in them.”
“So their Lannister blood is obvious. Jon, I must ask this next question. What about Baratheon blood? What Baratheon blood do you see in them?”
Ned paused. He felt like he was not keeping up.
“I don’t understand what you’re getting at.”
“Ned! I wager that there is no Baratheon blood running in those Lannister veins. None! Not a drop.”
“Careful. That’s treason and friend or not, Robert’ll have your head off if he hears you talk like that.”
“If it is for the good of Westeros then I will do what I must. None of those children are Robert’s.”
“What evidence have you gathered? You are risking your life and your house upon your answer.”
“All of Robert’s children have black hair. Robert’s bastards, I mean. In all of his whoring he spent in women of red, blonde, auburn, brown, any color hair that you can imagine. And I have tracked down at least one dozen of his bastards, confirmed bastards, corroborated with trustworthy sources. None of them has a speck of hair that isn’t black.”
“We must speak of this in person.”
“Then it will be too late. Ned, I also checked all of the recorded histories of House Baratheon. Men of learning and credibility beyond doubt. They invariably mention that Baratheons have black hair, and all their offspring only have black hair. Paintings, Jon. I have checked the houses of lords. I traveled across the Narrow Sea to the art merchants of the Free Cities. Ned, I wanted to disprove it! The thought of that…woman betraying Robert, our friend and king, so blatantly reviving the reviled acts of the Targaryens that we fought so hard to end.”
Ned couldn’t believe what he was hearing.
“But Jon…if what you’re saying is to be believed then it would be impossible for Joffery, Myrcella and Tommen to be Robert’s children.”
“That is exactly what I am saying.”
“And that is treason to even whisper!”
“Yes, I know,” Jon said.
“Robert is a jealous man. And he has his King’s Guard to protect his body, his office, and the hereditary of his line.”
“What if a member of the King’s Guard is the father?”
“They are men pure of spirit! Nobody would dare break their vows to the kingdom. What madness would drive a man to do so?”
“The misbegotten vows to your family might do so.”
Ned felt a flash of comprehension.
“You said something about the Targaryens. You can’t mean…”
“I need time to confirm, Ned. I am departing for King’s Landing tomorrow. You must buy me time to chase these loose threads back to their knot. For Robert’s sake, I must complete my investigation without either Robert’s or Cersei’s interference. Robert would, as you said yourself, have my head off. He would have to. His Hand suggesting the bastardry of his heirs? He’d likely have Lysa killed as well, even if only out of duty. And Cersei’s wrath would be much worse. Even now I fear that somebody will tell her of my investigation. Can you keep Robert at Winterfell for the time being? At least delay his departure by any way you can?”
“Jon, you ask too much of me. You ask me to join in your investigation. In this conspiracy.”
“All I am asking for is time. Time that Robert will no doubt enjoy. The cold northlands make it up for it with warm women, from what Robert has said to me. If there is nothing to find, if I can disprove this, nothing will happen. You would never hear about it again. Just give me time to get to King’s Landing and finish my investigation.”
“I have already heard too much.”
“Look in their eyes!” Jon’s voice said as Ned slammed down the receiver.
Is this the same as when I took up arms? That was clear. The mad king had already brought death and destruction to the land. They fought for peace. And now Jon Arryn asked Ned to assist him. To do what? Bring back those dark days of uncertainty and death and loneliness?
Ned walked down the maester’s tower.
“My lord, you look worried.”
“It’s nothing, Luwin. Just one of the outer forts that has recently been hooked up to the telephone sytem and think that they should use it to complain about how stiff their beds are.”
“That’s not the way to treat such a magnificent and complex system,” the maester sniffed.
“No kidding. But, look, that fort commander is a distant cousin of the Lannisters, so don’t mention it to them. Or anybody, really. You know how a Lannister has more than two ears each.” Ned tapped his nose.
“Aye, my lord. That I do.”
“Goodnight, Grimbus.”
“Goodnight, my lord.”
Ned walked down the maester’s tower and into the courtyard. The night was cold, colder than the night before. A bright moon shone overhead, making torches in the courtyard unnecessary, and allowing the sentries on the walls an easy night. Any intruder would be spied well before they even came into arrow range. A great din came from the open doors of the great hall, along with a palpable heat as Ned crossed in front of them.
A great open oven, with imps dancing and cavorting upon the coals.
Winter was coming and the creatures that lived in it craved the cold and dark. Men were made for war, but also for mirth. But while men will fight and kill, they must do so in the summer. Men must also turn with the seasons to sing and make merry. Some men lost their minds to it and fought war to preserve war. Like the mad king. A field of mute and chill corpses was the domain of winter; a hall shining with heat and noise was the domain of summer.
Ned was lost in thought and so did not notice the small figure sitting in the shadows beside the doors. He was wrapped in a thick cloak. The only visible part of him was a hand clutching a bottle of wine, and occasional flashes of a crooked nose when he took a drink. As Ned crossed past, the figure paused for a moment and then detached from the shadows and followed along quietly.
When Ned stopped before the door of the Gamesman’s hut, it paused behind a box, taking advantage of its small stature to stay concealed in moonshadow.
The door to the hut opened. Ned spoke in low, clipped tones, but the figure under the cloak had learned not only to listen, but also to hear.
“No, I don’t need to come in. I apologize for disturbing you, I know that you retire early. I wanted to ask you if you had seen any wild boar lately.”
“My lord, no bother. Why, yes. Quite a few, actually. The outer forts have been hunting less and less since they can just place bloody orders for supplies over the phone. The death of self-sufficiency, that.”
“Good, good. I was thinking that the king may enjoy a spot of hunting while he is visiting Winterfell. And it’s a surprise, so I know that I can trust in your discretion.”
“Of course, my lord. I will have men out tracking them tomorrow and we should be ready to hunt day after tomorrow.”
“Be quite sure. We are in no rush, I’d like to be as sure as possible before we go out after them.”
“Then I would plan to hunt in two turns of the sun. And my men are just as discrete as I am. You don’t become a tracker because you like to talk.”
“Thank you, Philbus. Have a good night.”
“Yes, my lord. Thank you.”
Ned walked back to the hall. The figure could see Ned work his face from a worried grimace to a neutral expression before it met the light of the hall.
“You are a kind host, Lord Stark. Better than Robert deserves. Seems we will be staying at Winterfell a bit longer than anticipated,” said Tyrion Lannister. He gulped down the rest of his wine and threw the bottle at a straw sparring dummy. It missed, landing in a barrel of wooden sparring sticks.
“Good thing I fuck better than I throw,” he muttered, then went off to the kitchens to find another bottle of wine and perhaps look under an apron or two.
Philip.paulssonRussia is the worst.
Philip.paulssonLOL!
The course will be offered alongside countless others as part of its annual Sex Week initiative.

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The classes are hosted by a student-run group at the school, Sexual Health Education & Advocacy or SHEATH.

Philip.paulssonPretty neat, but I don't think I'd want to watch a whole movie of this.

Currently wearing socks? We’ve some news for you: they’re about to be knocked off.
Just when you thought you’d seen everything to do with film (yes, Gravity was that good) along comes a sci-fi trailer shot entirely on a GoPro camera, plunging you into the dusty battle boots of a cinematic hero like never before.
Held by a specially designed rig which allows for natural movement and breakneck reactions, the camerawork looks majestic, also benefiting of course from clever direction, realistic, blood-splattered action and parkour-esque stunt work. With a near video game feel, the lengthy first-person POV take reminds of us of the only good scene in the otherwise forgettable Doom.
Aptly titled, Hardcore, it’s a full-blooded thrill ride which sees you, the viewer, thrust into the viewpoint of a newly restructured cyborg who must fight alongside a wisecracking army type to save your wife from the clutches of a physic tyrant named Akan across the urban battlegrounds of Moscow.
Recognise the moustachioed mercenary leading the cyborg on the charge? That’ll be Hollywood actor Sharlto Copley, who probably hasn't seen this many squibs go off since District 9, and it’s a casting sure to help the film achieve its funding goal on Indiegogo.