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Debbie Goard is an incredibly talented cake artist who creates very life-like sweet, edible sculptures--many of which are a little gross, or a touch macabre. Read the rest

Very impressive vocal control.  When I saw the title, I was expecting something on the order of the more familiar Tuvan throat singing, an example of which is embedded at Grit in the Gears.

And the Bible calls them fools.

Sometimes the barmaid just has to get things off her chest.

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toma-29:

new friend

Enjoying a drink together.

The eye-popping stat comes from Philip J Cook's 2007 booze-economics book Paying the Tab. Read the rest

"There's an old saying about those who forget history. I don't remember it, but it's good."

geekgirlsmash:

blueandbluer:

thranduskul:

sixpenceee:

This creepy iPhone case forces you to interact with Siri. This case covers the smartphone’s screen, revealing only the home button. That way, Siri leaves you no choice but to interact with her. It’s on sale for $90. (Source) 

1. Why

NOPE

They left out the worst image.

don’t forget to have Siri call you a pathetic creature of meat and bone

No you don’t. [via]

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““I wanted to … make [Rorschach] as like, ‘this is what Batman would be in the real world’. But I have forgotten that actually to a lot of comic fans, ‘smelling’, ‘not having a girlfriend’, these are actually kind of heroic! So Rorschach became the most popular character in Watchmen. I made him to be a bad example. But I have people come up to me in the street and saying: ‘I AM Rorschach. That is MY story’. And I’d be thinking: ‘Yeah, great. Could you just, like, keep away from me, never come anywhere near me again as long as I live?’”

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Alan Moore (via class-snuggle)

Most Alan Moore quotations make me think he’s sort of insane, but this one is gold. Few things weird me out about fictional characters more than when people idolize the ones who were clearly created as terrible human beings.

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Amazing.

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pettycrocker:

venatus:

not just video games, the military is well known for letting just about any entertainment industry use technical advisers or even expensive equipment for cheap (sometimes even free) if they agree to portraying the US military in an only positive way.

heck a post apocalyptic film called the day after was almost barred from using any military images because the film makers didn’t want to definitively state that America didn’t launch the first bomb.

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[goneintorapture]

becausejensenackles:

I feel like I should have seen that coming.

thenightlymirror:

 

bearhatalice:

thedoubleclicks:

robothugscomic:

New comic!

Yeah, I might have watched a movie and gotten kind of mad.

This is seriously a trope I’d love to never see again though.

the lego movie

the matrix

pacific rim

now that I’ve learned I can’t unsee it

The more I think about it, I am not so sure I want a Black Widow movie any more.

thotiemusprime:

becuzbacon:

Bloop

Welp

This is basically what happened.

Demonstrators intrude on St Louis Symphony Orchestra concert with a little musical interruption.

It looks like some in the audience are aghast at the invasion, but quite a few applauded.

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