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Looks like some one dropped the ball when they placed these ads. Kids - Quit School Today! is my favorite.

Some of these chicken houses are ridiculous, but some of them are pretty amazing.

Last week the National Institute of Drug Abuse released a statement denying that pot is less toxic than alcohol, which resulted in cries of dismay from those at the HT offices and pot smokers nationwide. We decided to come up with a list of

A busy NYC restaurant kept getting bad reviews for slow service, so they hired a firm to investigate. When they compared footage from 2004 to footage from 2014, they made some pretty startling discoveries. So shocking, in fact, that they ranted about it on

Fossil skulls, representing pre-erectus Homo and Homo erectus, exhibit diverse traits and indicate that the early diversification of the human genus was a period of morphological experimentation.

Whoa. Artist Alexy Zakharov re-imagined the world of Futurama in 3D and transformed the cartoon into a complete stunner. It makes me want to watch a movie version of Futurama set in this world right now. Hell, it makes me want to cryogenically freeze

For some reason Nasa decided to hide these 1407 photos from the Apollo 11 moon landing mission for 40 years. Now they have been released.

Awesome collection of photographs from the birds eye perspective.

Amazing art work

When world-class New Zealand-based artist Christy Lewis (aka Daizy) isn’t busy entertaining at parties or festivals with her amazingly talented and detailed face-painting, she loves practicing on her kids, who seem like perfectly willing models. Lewis has two daughters and a son who she

Stunning cooking skills.

Brilliant GIF file lol

“Brazilian soccer was reduced to dust.” Carmelita Maria de Almeida, 53, a maid who watched the tragedy unfold at a bar, said: “I cannot remember a disappointment like today. I won’t stop being Brazilian because of this, but it still hurts so much.”

That’s the SeaOrbiter, a 200-foot tall floating platform for aquatic exploration, and construction on it is due to begin soon. It is the brainchild and passion project of a French ocean explorer named Jacques—no, not that one: Jacques Rougerie, a “sea architect” who has