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Scientists are unraveling how atoms vibrate and change when hit with intense bursts of light.

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This video was made in 2012, but I’m sharing it now because it is absolutely timeless.

 

 

The real question is… WHO gave Alanis Morissette a Cross-Eyed Bear??!!! It does sound like something David Coulier would do…

 

I’m probably going to hell for the fact that this one almost made me piss myself from laughter…

 

 

 

What are your favorite misheard lyrics?  Let us know in the comments below! :)

 

 

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In a press conference held at a train station, a consortium of semi-important men in suits announced that you'd better not drive to the Super Bowl, or else.

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A guy walks into a bar and sees a gorgeous babe nursing a drink. Walking up behind her he says, "Hi, there, good looking'! How's it going'?"

She, having already downed a few power drinks, turned around, faced him, looked him straight in the eye and said: "Listen! I screw anybody, any time, anywhere, your place, front door, back door, it doesn't matter to me. I've been doing it ever since I got out of college. I just flat-ass love it!"

Eyes now wide with interest, he responded, "No kidding! I'm a lawyer, too! What firm are you with?

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This is what happen when you slow down Jennifer Lawrence’s (Katniss Everdeen) voice by 25%. She sounds like Will Ferrell. You’re welcome.

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Guitarist Chad Neidt tackled the suggestion for him to mash-up the 20 most overplayed songs of this year.

Also, if it weren’t for the song list in the upper left, I’m not so sure I’d be able to tell all these songs apart…

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We’re not saying that the Romo device that turns your iPhone 5, 5s, or 5c into a marauding robot on tiny tank treads is a bad idea, but we’re not sure that it’s a good idea, either. What we do know is that it costs $150, it comes from Brookstone, and it’s meant to be a trainable, adorable remote stand-in for a real pet or a substitute for interaction with your family members. “Dad can go room to room to say good night while away on business,” boasts the product’s suggested uses. As long as there are no stairs in the way. Another suggested use: “Invite friends and family anywhere in the world to control your Romo remotely while streaming 2-way video and audio.” This would be cheaper than a plane and hotel to the next wedding I’m invited to: do you think someone would set the robot down in a good spot if I dressed it in chiffon and mailed it to the venue?

Stephen Colbert tried to replace one of his interns with a rolling iPad version of a similar device and found it wanting. Mostly because a key part of fetching coffee is bringing it up the stairs.

Romo App-Controlled Robotic Pet for iOS Devices – for iPhone 5, 5s & 5c [Amazon]

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Government Motors is no more. Five years after the first round of bailouts of two of the three American automakers, the U.S. Treasury Department this afternoon sold off its last shares of General Motors.

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