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Kouki Watanabe isn't your typical Japanese college student. He has a special skill: He can make the alphabet with his face.

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A new Simpsons couch gag as envisioned by French comic artist and animator Sylvain Chomet (“The Triplets of Belleville”, “The Illusionist”)

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A custom stamp of your face. Turn your face or a loved one's into a marvelous custom stamp..(Read...)

“Sexual imagery is amazing at eliciting a physical and emotional response from a viewer, one that probably mixes arousal and revulsion. Why revulsion? Because penises and vaginas have very clear and defined roles in our lives, and when you start making them do other things (symbolically), shit gets weird. Trust me, I’m an Internet comedy writer. I know what I’m talking about… here are the top 5 terrifying uses of sexual symbolism in horror films.” w/ photos

BitSummit is under way in Kyoto, Japan, and some of the country’s finest independent developers are present to show off their games. One particularly strong showing comes from Funktronic Labs, a studio that’s native to the convention’s city. Funktronic’s game, Nova-111, blends turn-based and real-time action to make for a surprisingly thought-provoking affair.

Nova-111 is partially named after the game’s main objective. Lost in space are 111 scientists, and it’s up to a space crew to rescue them. What follows is a trek through level after level filled with alien enemies and secret items.

The most endearing aspect of Nova-111 is the way that it presents its hazards. Some of the earlier encounters may feature enemies that are simply turn-based attackers. These are easy enough to dispose of – back up when they’re ready to strike, and just run into them on your turn. Simple stuff.

However, the game quickly adds more elements to make everything feel so wonderfully cerebral. For example, spikes on the ceiling will drop in real-time after the ship flies under them, or some enemies will explode a few seconds after they’re first attacked. A smart player can engage an enemy and lure it to these spike traps, or perfectly time their movements to use an explosion to kill all nearby aliens.

Thanks Mike (from Spain)

Thanks Mike (from Spain)

The tastebud teaser Dominique Ansel, he's the master pastry chef who created the Cronut, has come up with another dessert so brilliant that the Internet is salivating at the mere picture of it and wondering why it didn't exist before: a chocolate chip cookie milk shot. As in a shot of milk inside a "glass" that's actually made from a chocolate chip cookie. Can you say "I'd like two dozen, please?"

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Manuel Juraci is a beekeeper in Itatira, Brazil. There are a lot of beekeepers in the small town, but Juraci is one of the most successful, and one of the reasons is that he has Boneco the donkey to help haul the honey. Boneco can accompany his master on his rounds safely in his custom-made beekeeping donkey suit! Read about Boneco, and a beekeeping dog as well, at Gizmodo. -via Everlasting Blort

This 1964 Dodge Polara (chassis 6345106176) is said to be all-original apart from a ’68 440 bored .010 over and fitted with Max Wedge heads and twin carb intake. Body, paint, and interior are all said to be original, and though not is perfect, they all look presentable for a driver. The car is said to be well-sorted and cable of mid-12 second runs and possibly 11’s with a shorter gear than the current 3.23:1 Sure-Grip rear end. Find it here on eBay in Cincinnati, Ohio with no reserve.