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hockeyplayersaskids:

Alexander Ovechkin

This is terrifying.  Who is that giant being with Alex Ovechkin as a child?

hockeyplayersaskids:

Alexander Ovechkin

This is terrifying.  Who is that giant being with Alex Ovechkin as a child?

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thedailywhat:

Slo-Moe Thing of the Day: To promote its “zero microwaves” policy and prove that “microwaves ruin everything,” Moe’s Southwest Grill sticks a bunch of things that shouldn’t be inside microwaves inside a microwave and presses “start.”

[geekologie.]

A couple of things:

1. I love Moe’s and I wish we had one around here.  
2. This is awesome!  

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Having lost His personal rooting interest in the playoffs last week, God has decided to cast His lot with the Patriots, just to screw around with the rest of us a little. (He does this kind of thing.

Charles P. Pierce on the Patriots-Ravens AFC Championship game - Grantland

Go Pats!

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Hey, remember that one winter when we all thought tUnE-yArDs was supposed to be brilliant? That fucking puppeteer? Were we all high at the same time? What was wrong with us? Chuck Klosterman on tUnE-yArDs - Grantland
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thedailywhat:

RIP Society of the Day: Several film-goers in Liverpool demanded a refund after seeing award-winning throwback film The Artist because they were “unaware that The Artist was a silent film.”
Patrons of the Odeon Liverpool One reportedly asked for their money back upon realizing the film contains no spoken dialog and is presented on a smaller screen
The Artist, which just landed 12 BAFA nominations after picking up a Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture (Comedy/Musical), pays homage to the silent-era films of the 20s.
A Daily Telegraph source says Odeon Liverpool One ushers are now required to ask paying customers walking into The Artist if they are aware the film is silent.
[telegraph.]

Good for them.  I hated that it was presented in 4:3.  That annoyed me almost as much as the plot.  Zing!  This movie was ok. Go watch Midnight in Paris.

thedailywhat:

RIP Society of the Day: Several film-goers in Liverpool demanded a refund after seeing award-winning throwback film The Artist because they were “unaware that The Artist was a silent film.”

Patrons of the Odeon Liverpool One reportedly asked for their money back upon realizing the film contains no spoken dialog and is presented on a smaller screen

The Artist, which just landed 12 BAFA nominations after picking up a Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture (Comedy/Musical), pays homage to the silent-era films of the 20s.

A Daily Telegraph source says Odeon Liverpool One ushers are now required to ask paying customers walking into The Artist if they are aware the film is silent.

[telegraph.]

Good for them.  I hated that it was presented in 4:3.  That annoyed me almost as much as the plot.  Zing!  This movie was ok. Go watch Midnight in Paris.

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thedailywhat:

Marketing Campaign of the Day: This Starburst commercial is streets ahead.

[starburst.]

KATE!  TDW totally bloggd your company!

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thedailywhat:

Pareidolia of the Day: 38-year-old Sarah Crane of Orpington in Kent was retrieving her laundry after leaving it outside to dry overnight, when she noticed the face of Jesus Christ winking back at her from the wrinkles in one of her socks.
“I called my boyfriend over straight away,” she says. “We could both clearly see the face of Jesus in the sock. There is a straight-on face and a side profile too. We couldn’t believe it.”
Crane and her beau were planning to construct a shrine for the sock, but as soon as they moved it, the creases shifted and the face fell apart.
“[Y]ou can still just about make out his face,” Crane said. “Unfortunately, it’s not quite good enough to donate to our local church but our friends have all been round to see it.”
[dailyrecord / mirror.]

Looks more like Voldemort

thedailywhat:

Pareidolia of the Day: 38-year-old Sarah Crane of Orpington in Kent was retrieving her laundry after leaving it outside to dry overnight, when she noticed the face of Jesus Christ winking back at her from the wrinkles in one of her socks.

“I called my boyfriend over straight away,” she says. “We could both clearly see the face of Jesus in the sock. There is a straight-on face and a side profile too. We couldn’t believe it.”

Crane and her beau were planning to construct a shrine for the sock, but as soon as they moved it, the creases shifted and the face fell apart.

“[Y]ou can still just about make out his face,” Crane said. “Unfortunately, it’s not quite good enough to donate to our local church but our friends have all been round to see it.”

[dailyrecord / mirror.]

Looks more like Voldemort

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