Sunday, July 03, 2022

Bridge



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How to Impress Her Family



Okay, this video is well worth reading subtitles, but there's a chance you may miss something and have to go back and watch it again to get the full effect. That's not bad, because it's still funny the second time around. In the Argentinian ad called "Braids," a young man has dinner with his girlfriend's family and gets to meet them all for the first time. You know how nerve-wracking that can be. What might not be apparent is that this award-winning ad is for soda. (via reddit)

Think



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The Wizard of Ahhhs



Todrick Hall produced an an all-singing version of The Wizard of Oz using songs you know and love, featuring the awesome a cappella group Pentatonix. (via Tastefully Offensive)

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Saturday, July 02, 2022

Cats Solve a Dog Puzzle



Roy and Moss are Norwegian forest cats. The puzzle they are confronted with is designed for dogs, but can be fun for cats, too, if they don't claw the treats out from the top or stick their face down in it like Roy does. Moss, on the left, stumbles upon the solution once, then seems to remember it for a second attempt. The third level is baffling, though, as that lever is on Roy's side, and the cat is too polite to invade his brother's space. But he finally figures it out. You can almost see the gears going around in the cats' heads. Well, at least Moss's head. Roy is happy to let his brother do the heavy thinking. See more of Roy and Moss at Instagram.

Onward!



The Library on Horseback



How do you send a bookmobile around to places where there are no roads? In the 1930s, eastern Kentucky was full of tiny towns, coal camps, and isolated homesteads, but very few drivable roads to connect them. There were also few libraries, and they had few books. The Great Depression only made conditions worse. To fight illiteracy and help the small rural schools, the WPA launched a New Deal program called the Pack Horse Library Initiative, to deliver books to the most inaccessible Appalachian hollows by librarians or other "book women" riding horses or mules. (via Nag on the Lake)   

Good Dad



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Kitten Cleans Off Kisses



"Yuck! Don't get your nasty cooties on me!" Loki the kitten wipes kisses off her face. (via Daily Picks and Flicks)

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Friday, July 01, 2022

Problem Solved

Send Us Thine Asteroid, O Lord



Joseph Murray performed a little song for voice and organ. Yes, it does sound like a classic hymn.

In the interest of clarity, based on some of the commentary here, NO, this is not a real song 🤷🏾‍♂️, YES, the Pastor of the church in question has heard it and thinks it's hilarious, NO, it does not represent the beliefs of this congregation. If your sense of humor is limited by your interpretation of the faith, that sounds like a conversation you need to have with your God.
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Shelf

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Expensive Toys



Larry, Episode One



We knew that Auralnauts was planning a series about Larry. It appears they made their fundraising goal, because episode one is here! The first three minutes are a less-than explanatory montage setting up the story. Then Larry explains his party background to Luke Skywalker. They managed to take clips from many different Star Wars films plus Obi-Wan Kenobi and make it a lot of fun. They say there will be six episodes in all, just like Disney+'s Obi-Wan Kenobi miniseries. (via reddit)


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Artificial Intelligence Does Strong Bad

The PS1's Secret Feature No One Knew About. 

We Should Be Banking Our Poop for Future Use, Scientists Argue.

40 Examples Of Beauty Salons Doing People Dirty.

Jim Henson’s Creature Shop Teams With Britain’s Royal Shakespeare Company To Make Puppets For Stage Show Based On Hayao Miyazaki’s My Neighbour Totoro. (via Mental Floss

The House That Grew. This is what is known as a Frankenhouse because it is made of disparate parts, like Shelley's monster.

Jurassic Park 12: It's Dino time! A song with NSFW lyrics, but really funny. (via Metafilter)

The World's Oldest Pharmacy Still in Operation. 

Under Anesthesia, Where Do Our Minds Go? (via Damn Interesting)

Who



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Uptight



Stevie Wonder's classic has the backing of The Clash in this mashup.


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