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Wednesday, September 30, 2015

Pizza Pouch Necklace Keeps A Slice Of Pizza Ready To Eat

Seen here being modeled by your cool uncle, the Pizza Pouch is a real $8 product from Stupidiotic that consists of a lanyard with a resealable plastic pouch attached to hold a piece of pizza. That way you always have a slice nearby in case of emergency. Have I told you there's a guy in my office that always takes his lunch into the bathroom to eat? That guy is me. I keep my digestive system so full from mouth to butthole that if something goes in, something has to come out IMMEDIATELY. I have shit my pants so many times just accidentally swallowing gum. Thanks to Mikey, who agrees it's only a matter of time before somebody makes a Taco Pouch.

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Sunday, September 27, 2015

The Moon This Weekend Is Only a "Blood Moon" If You're Being Stupid

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Friday, September 25, 2015

Girl Drinks Pepsi For the First Time and Finally Understands What She's Been Missing

Mario R.'s girlfriend is allergic to caffeine and therefore can't drink most sodas containing (Coke, Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, etc.), so he decided to go ahead and buy caffeine free Pepsi. This is her reaction upon tasting it for the very first time!

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Roundup: The best apps with 3D Touch to try out on your new iPhone 6s

The iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus launch today, with a pressure sensitive 3D Touch screen being touted as one of the phone’s flagship new features. Apps can take advantage of 3D Touch in many ways, such as using firm presses to reveal quick actions on the Home screen or use Peek and Pop metaphors to quickly preview content […]

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Thursday, September 24, 2015

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Hi, I Am Dog: Custom Wood Fence With Dog Head Holes

This is the custom wooden fence constructed with two viewing portals for the owner's dogs. That way they can say hi to all their friends who are out on walks. The concept is similar to this plastic dog viewing portal except with nothing in between the dog's nose and another dog's butthole but a dingleberry and that smell they love so much. Thanks to Rebecca, who built her dogs periscopes so they can pretend they're on a submarine. Dang, I don't want to pretend I'm on a submarine, I'd get too claustrophobic.

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Recipe: Spaghetti Squash Pad Thai — Quick Weeknight Dinner Recipes from The Kitchn

The Kitchn Recipe: Spaghetti Squash Pad Thai — Quick Weeknight Dinner Recipes from The Kitchn

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I've always viewed spaghetti squash — with its clever, noodle-like interior — as a fun party trick, always surprising both for its ability to reasonably mimic pasta and how satisfying the results can be. It's good, sure, but it's also never really had a "wow" moment for me.

Now, let me introduce you to this pad Thai. This dish has "wow" written all over it. It's tangy and savory in all the right places; it's crunchy and chewy and tender, all together. It has all the hallmarks of your favorite take-out pad Thai — except those spaghetti squash noodles are the star of the show.

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Artist Imagines a DC Live-Action "Crisis on Infinite Earths"

This "Crisis on Infinite Earths" homage ponders, what if "Gotham," "Batman & Robin" and much more took place in the same fictional multiverse?

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Sunday, September 20, 2015

Richard Dawkins Absolutely Eviscerates the Texas Clock Kid on Twitter

Gizmodo Richard Dawkins Absolutely Eviscerates the Texas Clock Kid on Twitter

Influential tweeter Richard Dawkins, whose intellectual rigor never ceases to amaze, makes the very good, necessary, and important point that, in claiming his reassembled clock as an "invention," Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year-old Texas teenager arrested last week on suspicion of building a bomb , committed fraud.

Friday, September 18, 2015

Monster Factory: The Boy-Mayor of Second Life

Thursday, September 17, 2015

Dissolve The United States

They are all insane people. Even poor, stressed-out, occasionally lucid-seeming John Kasich: bonkers. Pathology is contextual, and one simply does not bring reasonable takes like Actually, the deal with Iran is okay, provided we do the diligence of enforcing it, just like pretty much every other deal ever to a presidential debate stage in the Time of the Donald.

Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Basil Salt

Basil Salt

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Use That Almost Empty Peanut Butter Jar For Peanutty Overnight Oats

As anyone with a reasonable love of peanut butter knows, a jar of peanut butter is never truly empty; there’s always a little bit left that seems like it should be used for something. It turns that “something” is overnight oats.

The Food Network actually has a whole bunch of great uses for almost empty jars (click below to check them out), but this one caught my eye as an easy tasty breakfast. Just pick your favorite overnight oats recipe and, instead of using a twee Mason jar or whatever, mix everything up in your almost empty (but still valuable) peanut butter jar. In the morning, you will be greeted with a tasty peanutty breakfast. (I see no reason this wouldn’t also work with an almost empty Nutella jar or a Cookie Butter jar, though I usually save those for ice cream.)

Jar Hacks: 8 Things to Make with an Almost-Empty Jar | The Food Network

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Retro Apple Macbook Decal

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Tuesday, September 15, 2015

How this single mom survives on $7.50 an hour

How this single mom survives on $7.50 an hour

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As Mets Rise, a City Starts to Change Its Pinstripes

The Mets’ sudden turnaround has led to shifts in attendance and television viewership that suggest a narrowing popularity gap with the Yankees.

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Monday, September 14, 2015

The best iPhone 6s & 6s Plus cases available to order now

9to5Mac The best iPhone 6s & 6s Plus cases available to order now

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iPhone 6s and 6s Plus are on their way with preorders kicking off over the weekend, so now is the time to buy a case for your new device in order to have it in time for an official launch set for later this month on September 25.

As is tradition, we've put together a roundup of the best choices for to protect your new iPhone with our selections of the best iPhone 6s and 6s Plus cases available to order now.

Speck ($34-$50):

Popular case maker Speck has its CandyShell and MightyShell lineups available for both the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus.

Shop Speck CandyShell and MightyShell cases.

Griffin ($19-$60):

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Griffin has its various Survivor, Trainer armbands, and Wallet cases available for both devices.

Shop Griffin iPhone 6s cases or iPhone 6s Plus cases

Poetic ($15-$20):

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Poetic is offering its usual high-quality cases at affordable price points with its slim, $15 Affinity case (left) and its $20 rugged Revolution case (right).

Shop Affinity for iPhone 6s & iPhone 6s Plus — Revolution for iPhone 6s & iPhone 6s Plus

Otterbox ($29-$60):

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Otterbox has cases from almost all its collections for the new iPhone 6s and the iPhone 6S Plus.

Shop Otterbox iPhone 6s and the iPhone 6S Plus.

Pad & Quill:

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Pad & Quill has its high-quality, hand-crafted leather and wood wallet cases available for both iPhone 6s and 6s Plus. We've reviewed their products (here, here, and here), and absolutely love them.

Shop Pad & Quill cases for iPhone 6s and 6s Plus.

Nodus ($39-$60):

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The new Magnetic Shell case from Nodus is available to order alongside its popular Access case (I mentioned how much I like the Access case here). Both cases are discounted for a limited time to celebrate the new iPhone launch.

Shop Nodus iPhone 6s & 6s Plus cases.

Spigen ($10 and up):

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Spigen has the Trianium Clear case ($9.99), Exact Fit ($10), Safe-Slide ($14), Slim Armor ($16) in various colors available to order now.

Shop Spigen iPhone 6s & iPhone 6s Plus cases.

Silk Innovation Cases ($12-$18):

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Pure View ($12), Armor Tough ($18), and Vault Slim ($15) are all excellent, affordable options from Silk Innovation for the new iPhones.

Shop Silk Innovation Pure View ($12), Armor Tough ($18), and Vault Slim ($15).

RedBubble ($14-$35)

Over 14 million designs from independent artists printed on your choice of a slim Snap case ($29) or a more protective Tough option with reinforcements for durability ($35), or a skin ($14). – Get 20% off with code "DOGDAYS" while it lasts.

Shop RedBubble iPhone cases.

Joli Originals ($55-$65):

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Preimum leather sleeves with wool lining handmade in Amsterdam. Joli Originals makes one of the nicest leather sleeve-style cases around and all options are now available for both the 6s and 6s Plus.

Shop Joli Originals iPhone cases.

Caseology ($9-$17):

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From left to right, the Caseology Envoy Series ($17), Wavelength Series ($16), and Vault Series ($15). And the company has others for both iPhone 6s and 6s Plus starting at $9 at the links below: