One bite and you're dead. Perhaps the most realistic survival horror game to date and the biggest surprise buzz of the day.
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One bite and you're dead. Perhaps the most realistic survival horror game to date and the biggest surprise buzz of the day.
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The world is a scary place; sometimes you need help figuring out who and what you can trust. Here's a handy guide to help you along the way.
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This ad celebrated last weekend's Motor City Pride.
Homophobic oil execs (I imagine there are a few) would, while chuckling, their fat jowls jiggling, agree 100%.
But, good for Chevy.
One Million Moms protest in the works.
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The entire world would shut down without it.
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Awesome or awful? Italian artist Igor Scalisi Palminteri explores the similarities between traditional religion and modern myth with a unique art installation.
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Note: Not one of these 17 outfits will be seen in the future. The titles of the photos are via the people at Thinkstock .
"Anybody got any silver duct tape?!? Cool. Honey, get your clothes off."
This looks SUPREMELY impractical.
An alien woman—in a plaid skirt, sure thing.
"Hmm. Wrap a bike lock cord around her head, and we're done."
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Unchanged since 1961, “Roadside America” is seriously something everyone should go to. It was truly an experience. I got chills.
Shartlesville is about 126 miles outside of New York City.
Forreal. Not kidding. At first I was like pfft, but then I did it and now I believe.
Gieringer's love of miniature models began around 1899, when he was five years old.
io9 just broke the news that the beloved author has passed away.
Rest In Peace, Ray. At least we'll always have your incredible work to remember you by...
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It exists and it's very big.
It's an old storage tank that was turned into a paint can for a new paint store. You can find it just off I-81 near Shippensberg, Pennsylvania.
Just Do It®? Please .
Here are my other favorite taglines of all time:
• Guinness Is Good For You
• Nothing Sucks Like An Electrolux
• Schaefer. The One Beer To Have When You're Having More Than One.
That's just off the top of my head.
If you have one you like, please share.
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Remembering the prolific author of Fahrenheit 451 with his own words.
On Life:
People ask me to predict the future, when all I want to do is prevent it. Better yet, build it.
Beyond 1984: The People Machines
If we listened to our intellect, we’d never have a love affair. We’d never have a friendship. We’d never go into business, because we’d be cynical. Well, that’s nonsense. You’ve got to jump off cliffs all the time and build your wings on the way down.
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The best scientist is open to experience and begins with romance -- the idea that anything is possible.
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You've seen his facebook page , now discover his brew. Hint: It doesn't have any head ( snicker ). Also, read the funny new slogans people wrote for the beer on twitter.
The Montreal Gazette printed the above photo of Luka Magnotta, the man-eating porn star, along with a story about the manhunt. Labatt, stupidly, demanded that the paper remove the photo from its website.
What next happened is a page out of the book of Social Media Don'ts.
A twitter hashtag, #newlabattcampaign, exploded.
Labatt has since withdrawn their request. Too late.
Some of Labatt's new taglines below.
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Another day, another attack. GOOD LUCK.
This is Brandon De Leon, he tried to eat a police officer.
According to The NY Daily News:
After cops put him in a police cruiser, Brandon De Leon, 21, slammed his head against the plexiglass divider and shouted at officers, "I'm going to eat you," NBC Miami reported.
He then growled, gnashed his teeth and tried to bite the hand of an officer attempting to treat his head wounds.
Cops placed restraints on De Leon and fit him with a Hannibal Lecter-style bite mask, the report said.
Thanks, Science Photography! Special filters and satellites caught some pretty impressive images yesterday of Venus transiting the sun, a phenomenon where Venus passes between the Earth and the Sun, that won't happen again for 100 years.
In this handout composite image provided by NASA, the SDO satellite captures the path sequence of the transit of Venus across the face of the sun on June 5-6, 2012 as seen from space. The last transit was in 2004 and the next pair of events will not happen again until the year 2117 and 2125.
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The upcoming video game opus from Pixar features references to everything from Super Mario to Street Fighter to Q-Bert. It has a Toy Story meets Monsters Inc. vibe. So pretty much it looks awesome.
Hint: It's not Liberace (who is from the Badger State).
If you're unfamiliar with Gein, movie psychos Leatherface, Buffalo Bill, and Norman Bates were all based on him.
If you're unfamiliar with Jeffrey Damher, that's because they spelled it wrong.
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Judging books by their covers is an entirely worthwhile and accurate pursuit. When you write a hundred thousand books, a couple are bound to be duds…
Goosebumps has a storied history of turning children into human/animal hybrids and human/object hybrids. This time-tested trope plays into our natural fears about being trapped in a situation we can't control. Unfortunately in "Chicken, Chicken", instead of turning the child into something frightening, he (or she, I can't tell) is turned into what appears to be a David Bowie chicken.
Tagline:
"It's a finger lickin' nightmare."
A Zombie Colonel Sanders would have been a much more frightening way to go with this.
Somewhere, R.L. Stine has a list of things that are scary. Dinosaurs are on that list because they are giant powerful creatures. What he failed to account for is that when things are made only out of bones, they are not so powerful (see: old people). The guy on the cover of this book kind of looks like he's saying, "Some of my toes fell off, will you please put them back?" I would be much more worried about other things in a museum coming back to life, for example, anything that isn't held together by fishing line and dust.
Tagline:
"There's only one way out!"
Which I assume means I'm to be eaten and pooped out by a skeleton.
So, the first fifty times I looked at this cover I thought the girl was talking on a cell phone, but she's totally not. She's just...clutching her face? You know, like you do when you're afraid. Other than her pronounced side-eye, there's just not much on this cover that reads sinister. Just crop out the author's name and this is the cover of a soft-core porn.
Tagline:
"It all happens in the dark"
Yep, definitely porn.
*I know the "Fear Street" series is technically not Goosebumps, but I'm trying to make a funny here, so cut me some slack.
The title of this one is so promising! How many awesome things can you think of to go with that idea? So many! But instead, we're treated to a half black and white (why?) image of stuff falling out of a locker. The color part of the illustration, I'm fairly certain, is of Lisa Frank origin and the eyes inside the locker don't even look remotely sinister. Also, congrats on your "A". I'll have to concede that this book might actually be frightening, but judging from the cover we're in for some wacky hijinks where some friends try to see how many people will fit in a locker.
Tagline:
"They're watching you learn...the hard way."
What does that even mean? Do you have a learning disability? Is this about overcoming adversity? I'm so confused.
Illustrator Ape Lad created these rad pop culture interpretations of the old twitter logo.
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Fun little PSA from the 1960s. She threatens to let Batman and Robin die if her demands aren't met.
Holy discontent!
49 years ago yesterday, Congress passed the Equal Pay Act, a law designed to end wage discrimination against women.
49 years later, and the fight's still got many rounds left.
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Beach trips, picnics, kiddie pools, flirting, watermelon, and drinking in the bleachers… These are the things that the perfect summer is made of! Take a tip from these vintage photos and do it up right in 2012.
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