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I've never eaten horse before, but I'm always game for unusual meats. Horse as sushi? Sure, why not!

Casey Baseel of Rocket News 24 informs us that we may associate sushi with raw fish, but the term actually refers to rice mixed with vinegar. The meat involved can be anything, include horse. Baseel heard that a sushi restaurant in Tokyo called Nikuzushi offers horse sushi, so he visited to try it out. He says that it's pretty good:

Each cut had its own unique charms, whether the chewy nakaochi, firm akami, subtle char of the seared harami, or flavorful kick of the negi toro. What they all shared, though, was an exquisite deliciousness, accented by the meat juices mixing with the warm vinegared rice.

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Look, everyone! Outside! Can you see it? It’s Friday. It’s here. You know how we can tell? Because a video of the happiest guy in a Sam’s Club in dancing his butt off to the delight of customers just came across my desk, which is an Internet desk and looks like something from the future. Anyway, Friday!

A fellow going by the name of Edgar was hired by a cell phone company to do his thing and attract customers at the store, reports El Universal Veracruz.

His in-store shenanigans have earned him the nickname of “The Saw,” a moniker which has pretty evident origins if you watch a few minutes of Edgar twisting, shaking and making a cutting motion with his hands as he rhythmically humps the air around him.

Every store needs an Edgar.

Congratulations on your inevitable spot on the Dancing With the Stars roster, Mr. Saw!

Horror Decor has a line of horror movie printed pillows that are guaranteed to give you nightmares. There are a bunch for horror fans to choose from, but you can see some of my favorites below.

The square ones come in small and large and are $14(USD) and $20(USD), while the rectangular ones are $16(USD). Sadly there is no Freddy Krueger pillow at this time. Come on, he’s all about you sleeping while he attacks you in dreams.

They do have plenty of other pillows though. The selection is pretty impressive, and will likely remind you about some classic horror movies you had forgotten about.

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It used to be that, when you wanted to slap someone with a lawsuit, you'd have to hunt them down the old-fashioned way—on foot, just like mom used to do. But now, a Family Court official has ruled for the very first time in the United States (it's already common practice in Europe) that yes, you can indeed serve legal papers over Facebook.

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