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TAMPA, FL—Saying they had been so swept up in the excitement of the moment that they hadn’t been paying attention to what they were shouting, the crowd at a Donald Trump rally in Tampa reportedly came to the realization Wednesday that they had been chanting the phrase “We are frightened and helpless” for the past half hour. “Looking back on it now, I guess we all started chanting ‘We’re so, so scared’ as soon as we got into the auditorium, and then when Trump came out onstage, it really picked up and we added the part about feeling completely impotent in the face of change,” said Trump supporter Colby Swanson, 45, who explained that, after thinking back, some attendees had started chanting “Rage is my only outlet” on and off while they were waiting in line to enter the event. “Boy, we were chanting it really loud ...

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WHAT IS EVEN HAPPENING HERE.

The internet is collectively baffled after this photo of a woman crossing her legs in the weirdest way recently went viral on Imgur.

How is that even humanly possible??? Where are her bones? Are her legs possessed???

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Everyone was just like NOOOOPE.

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It can be a lonely life on the land. Those long days spent alone in the paddock with only a few animals for company. And as they say, idle hands are the devil's plaything. Which is good, because look what this genius farmer did.

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This work of art was produced by 45-year-old Hugh Beveridge on his farm at Armatee in central western NSW, Australia.

Beveridge told BuzzFeed News he decided to create the sheep schlong to give himself and his mates "a bit of a giggle".

"They know I’m quite childish," he said.

And how does one create such a large paddock penis? Beveridge says it's easy enough.

"I had the idea, I took the drone out with me, I thought I’d put a fair bit of feed out so they’d have a good munch," he said.

"The ewes we have are close to lambing and we like to keep them full of good tucker so they produce a good lamb. So you’re just trail feeding them, putting oats in a line. They’ll stand in whatever formation you put it out in."

Beveridge estimates the wooly phallus was about 150 metres (500ft) tall, and 100 metres (330ft) wide, and he put the whole thing together freehand - no drawings or maps to guide him.

Once the hard work of laying out the oats was done, Beveridge sent a drone into the air to catch the ram rod in all its glory. Just take a look at this cinematic reveal.

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For the record, Hugh is quite proud of his handiwork.

"It came out very clearly I thought."

It sure did, Hugh. It sure did.

You can watch the whole masterpiece here. It's worth it for the soundtrack.

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In some ways, aren’t we all a fish trapped inside a jellyfish?

Look at this fish trapped inside a slightly larger jellyfish and tell me you haven't been this fish at some point in your life.

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This snap was taken by Australian photographer Tim Samuel in Byron Bay on the northern coast of NSW.

Samuel told BuzzFeed he's an avid underwater photographer, so when he spotted the little guy about 50 metres from shore, he knew he had to get some photos.

"The ocean has all sorts of weird and wonderful things, but I've never seen anything quite like this. I guess that's why this photo is getting so much attention - it seems to be quite the rarity."

Tim said he and another photographer, Franny Plumridge, followed the fish around for about 20 minutes, and the fish seemed to be the one propelling the jellyfish forward, although they were both a bit wobbly.

"We contemplated setting the little guy free, but ultimately just let nature run it's course," Tim said.

Associate Professor Ian Tibbetts, a fish biologist at the Centre for Marine Science at the University of Queensland, told Australian Geographic the duo seemed quite comfortable with their situation.

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"It's difficult to tell whether disaster has just struck, or whether the fish is happy to be in there," he said.

Tibetts believes the fish is most likely a juvenile trevally, and the jellyfish is probably a type of box jellyfish, which can be among the most poisonous animals on earth.

"Although by the photographer's description of the fish swimming, my guess is that it is probably quite happy to be protected in there," Ian said.

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Today, my boyfriend added me to his friends' private Whatsapp group, after weeks of asking him to include me in more of his life. It turns out almost all they do is post pictures of their shits and rate them. There is nearly a year's worth of pictures. FML

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The inventor of the maneuver used his own life-saving technique for the first time on a woman who was choking on her hamburger.

Dr. Henry Heimlich, the 96-year-old inventor of the Heimlich maneuver, used his own technique for the first time to save a woman who was choking on a piece of hamburger, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported.

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Heimlich, a resident of a senior living community in Ohio, was sitting next to 87-year-old Patty Ris during dinner on Monday when she began to choke on her hamburger.

Heimlich then performed his maneuver on her and dislodged the piece of meat stuck in her windpipe.

While Heimlich — who invented the technique in the 1970s — had plenty of practice demonstrating the maneuver, Monday was the first time he had ever performed it on someone who was actually choking, he told the Enquirer.

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Perry Gaines, the maître d' for the Deupree House dining room, said that Ris was having one of her favorite dishes, an open face hamburger, when she began choking.

"I felt like I was on stage," Gaines said in a recorded interview provided to BuzzFeed News. "Everyone stopped eating and everyone was looking at Dr. Heimlich and the maneuver that he was doing. It was totally quiet in the dining room at that time."

While he has performed the maneuver before, Gaines said Monday was the first time "the person who originated it was doing it before my eyes."

"It was almost like history was being made."

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Game Of Thrones actor Kit Harington has said he thinks men in acting face sexism just like women and is tired of being "asked to strip down" in photoshoots.

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In an interview with The Sunday Times Magazine, Harington, who plays Jon Snow on the hit show, spoke about feeling demeaned in the entertainment industry, and his love of former co-star Rose Leslie.

“I think there is a double standard. If you said to a girl, ‘Do you like being called a babe?’ and she said, ‘No, not really,’ she’d be absolutely right," Harington said.

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"I like to think of myself as more than a head of hair or a set of looks. It’s demeaning. Yes, in some ways you could argue I’ve been employed for a look I have. But there’s a sexism that happens towards men. There’s definitely a sexism in our industry that happens towards women, and there is towards men as well."

"At some points during photoshoots when I’m asked to strip down, I felt that. If I felt I was being employed just for my looks, I’d stop acting.”

Harington also talked about how he fell in love with former co-star Rose Leslie who played his love interest Ygritte on the show.

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Harington said he fell in love with Leslie during filming in Iceland under the “magical” northern lights. “If you’re already attracted to someone, and then they play your love interest, it becomes very easy to fall in love,” he said. The pair went public with their relationship last month.

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You can read the full interview here (but it's behind a paywall).

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LINK: Kit Harington’s Latest Role: Raising Awareness About Learning Disabilities

LINK: Kit Harington Admits He Fell In Love With Rose Leslie During “Game Of Thrones”

Can you imagine her shower drain though???

Meet Russia native Dashik Gubanova and her ridiculously long hair.

She's basically Rapunzel in real life.

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She hasn't cut her hair since 2003.

Her goal is to grow it to her toes, at which point she plans on donating it to be made into wigs, she said on Instagram.

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Gubanova shares pics of her crazy-long hair on Instagram, where she has more than 120,000 followers.

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Sometimes, she posts videos showing off how long it actually is.

LIKE, HOW.

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If two super-hot millionaires can’t make it work, is there any hope for the rest of us?

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The pair are splitting after 15 months of dating, and according to People, there was "no drama" in the split, but "things just don't work out sometimes."

HER LEG WAS POPPING IN THIS PICTURE. THAT MEANS IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE TRUE LOVE WTF.

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They’ll even bring a dog for you to cuddle while they pick up your empties and cook you crispy bacon.

Based in Auckland, Morning-After Maids is a company that specialises in post-party cleaning services. They'll also cook your hungover-arse breakfast and bring dogs for you to cuddle while you wait.

Basically, the dream for anyone who has ever hosted a house party.

There are two breakfast options on the menu. One, a classic greasy hangover feed and the other a healthier breakfast with granola and smashed avo options. They'll also do a Macca's run for you if that's what you'd prefer.

The "clean" breakfast costs $25NZD per head, while the "Diiiiiiirty" menu will cost $20NZD per person. Their cleaning services start at $30NZD per hour.

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Rebecca Foley and Catherine Ashurst launched Morning-After Maids in early May after seeing a big gap in the market.

"Bex was hungover one Sunday morning and it was her turn to do the housework; from there a discussion began. We had a few brainstorming meetings and creative ideas were all thrown together," Catherine told BuzzFeed Life. "Then Morning-After Maids was born."

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Early in the 2016 primary race, comedy screenwriter Etan Cohen began to notice some similarities between the Republican candidate, mendacious former reality star Donald Trump, and Cohen's 2006 movie Idiocracy, which features fictional wrestling champ-turned-president Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho (Terry Crews). Ever since, those similarities have only grown, leading to Cohen and Mike Judge, who wrote and also directed Idiocracy, now working on a series of anti-Trump ads with Crews reprising his role.

The 2006 satire shows a semi-distant future in which the world has been overrun by dummies and, as a result, is falling apart. At first, the parallels to the real primary race were “just a general lizard brain kind of thing: The presidency is all about entertainment value,” Cohen, who also directed and wrote the 2015 comedy Get Hard and co-wrote the 2008 hit comedy Tropic Thunder, told BuzzFeed News over the phone. “Then it started to get, as the year went on, weirdly specific. People pointing out things like, 'Oh, Camacho was a wrestler and Trump was a wrestler.' … It's like, the more things go on, the more it actually seems to be kind of merging in a very specific, eerie way.”

Terry Crews as Idiocracy's President Camacho.

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Cohen and Judge have always maintained that the movie had a kernel of truth to it, but, Cohen said, “We just thought it would take much, much longer to get to this point.” The film was meant as a satire of the obsession with celebrity and entertainment culture in America. “Obviously, when writing the movie, we knew that that was true about TV and movies and pop culture," he said. "But it was a crazy joke to think that it could be extrapolated to politics. It seems to be happening really rapidly.”

In February, Cohen tweeted, “I never expected #idiocracy to become a documentary.” Soon, The Hill, the Huffington Post, Business Insider, Entertainment Weekly, and the Washington Times, to name a few, turned the tweet into a headline. There's even a Facebook group called "Movement to Classify 'Idiocracy' as Documentary."

“I didn't think anyone would see it,” Cohen said of the tweet, which has since been retweeted more than 3,800 times. “That was just an interesting, eye-opening thing, like, wow, this is just tapping into something that a lot of people are feeling right now.”

After his tweet gained so much traction, Cohen called Judge and they decided to seize the moment and write campaign ads for Camacho satirizing Trump. They plan to shoot the ads after Fox clears the rights with Crews (“There’s only one Camacho,” Cohen said).

Throughout the process, Cohen and Judge have struggled to satirize Trump because he is already so outrageous. “If you're making Idiocracy 2, and you're trying to write whoever's the heir to Camacho, if you put in Trump, it would be too silly to be in a movie,” Cohen explained.

But they worked through it — Cohen felt a call to action, saying these ads are very important to him. “This is what satire is for … to be able to hold up a mirror and say, 'This is crazy,'” he said. “Idiocracy was like that, but this all of a sudden felt like a very immediate need for the true meaning of satire and what it can actually do.”

Donald Trump.

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Of course, Idiocracy and Trump's campaign aren’t completely parallel: Under the leadership of President Camacho, crops are watered with a Gatorade-like drink and criminal sentencing options include death by giant drill in a large stadium full of spectators. Trump’s policy proposals include building a very large wall along the U.S.–Mexico border and spending less money on helping people who flee their countries to escape war and persecution. And, while the electorate of Idiocracy votes against their interests for a man who is entertaining but bad at being president, many white Trump supporters are voting for their interests. But Cohen does see some ideological overlaps between the fictional president and the presumptive Republican presidential nominee: “They both seem to be intent on destroying the world. But maybe Camacho more accidentally?”

“The most dangerous contrast to Trump is that Camacho actually realizes he needs advice from other people, and knows that he's not the smartest guy in the room," Cohen continued, noting that he would "definitely" vote for Camacho over Trump. "Also, not a racist.”

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