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Apparently, I like rebellion in any form because this is my favorite news story of the week:

Angry bored octopus goes wilding

Ghostbusters Game Is So Lifelike, It's Spooky - I may need to get because I only saw the movie 15+ times in the theatre.

Deal: Amazon’s 15 Days 15 Deals TV on DVD Sale!

...but I'm stumbling across a lot of goodness on the web this morning.

20 (More) Strange and Exotic Endangered Species - these are not photoshopped at all. Yes, you'll freak out. Bugophobic people probably shouldn't look.

Alternate Currency - xkcd strikes again.

Two tee shirts, a party invitation and talking fish - Neil Gaiman shows off shirts ( Read more... )

Things to Read Today

And I would ask: why do those against same-sex marriage want to interfere with the livelihoods of thousands of decent, hard-working Californians and deprive them of millions of dollars of potential income?

Fun with Generators. I swear, I can't swing a dead cat on the Internet (and don't ask how I do it) without running into ( Read more... )

Best-selling author Neil Gaiman announced that DreamWorks Animation has optioned the film rights for his upcoming novel Interworld.

This might be a good idea of you're too rough on your cat OR if your cat's too rough on your mice. I so want the Samurat General one.

Your sugar fix for the day: let's be friends

Absolutely priceless. I wonder ( Read more... )

Um, damn. I want to know the name of the manufacturer of that wheelchair.

After seeing this, I want a WII much more than a PS3.

I have a sick, weird fascination with Chernobyl. This is for me later. The animals are returning despite radiation.

Real life heists - amazing stories

The only reason to go to Kansas

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Police say the couple thought the victim sold the dog so they beat him with a piece of wood, tried to suffocate him with a plunger, gagged him, and kept a bag over his head.

Only 25.2 percent of American workers have a job that pays at least $16 per hour and provides health insurance and a pension, according to a new study by the Center for ( Read more... )