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10 Bad Manly Habits Worth Breaking

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10 of the Dirtiest Sex Scenes From Comic Books

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Seduction Meters: Women vs. Men

Jesikah Maximus in 25 Steamy Outdoor Photos

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The Science of Dogs, A Helpful Chart

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If you've ever wondered what's going on inside a dog's head, look no further than this chart that helps explain what dogs fear, what they understand and why they have to smell absolutely everything that ever existed.

Via Doghouse Diaries

 

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Happy Birthday, Katy Perry

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Man Quells Train Fight With Gigantic Samurai Sword

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When two dudes decided to jump another rider on the light rail, it does not look good for the victim as he gets backed into a corner by a flurry of punches. Then an unsuspecting rider with Steve Bartman-headphones decides to enter the fray and you expect things to get worse...until he whips out a gigantic samurai sword. Not surprisingly, everyone scatters. Even less surprisingly, now the guy getting jumped has all the confidence in the world thanks to his new friend with the blade. We sense a major motion picture buddy flick in the works...

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Hilarious Meme Gallery: Sudden Clarity Clarence

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The Funniest GIFs You Will See This Week - October 25, 2012

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The best way to feel better about yourself is to watch other people fail miserably at something over and over again. Since that's pretty much what GIFs were made for, this post should have you feeling like you're on top of the world.

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The Funniest Photos You Will See Today 10-25-12

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How to Approach Halloween as a Single, Self-Respecting Man

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If you're anything like me, you have a hard time getting into the commercially successful "holidays" while still maintaining your self-respect, especially if you're single and into your later years. For one reason or another, people find it hard letting go of the loud, obnoxious kid inside that wants to exercise the belief that this is going to be "so much fun." Well, it's not, dammit! And I, a self-respecting man, am about to tell you why.

There was nothing quite as exciting as being a kid on Halloween, getting ready to go out and trick-or-treat your ass off. You would spend all day thinking about how this is the evening you'd throw on your cool Ghostbusters outfit. The whole nine yards, too: one-piece beige jumpsuit (not the one with knee patches from overuse), proton pack strapped over your frail shoulders, trap hanging gracefully off your belt and, of course, the night-vision binoculars slid slightly above the forehead just like on early Dan Aykroyd. Then, you'd go out into the night to collect the candy that is rightfully yours.

This was what dreams were made of back then. In fact, as a kid, these were the only things that mattered -- going out with friends and siblings, covering as much territory as humanly possible in a certain time frame before moving onto the big candy score neighborhoods. Business was good, and we never questioned it.

Flash forward twenty years, and we're still doing this Halloween thing? We may not trick-or-treat anymore, but many convince themselves that this game hasn't run its course, that there is still childish fun to be had. But, why? Well, now we have alcohol, which makes us courageous, confident and, most importantly, uninhibited to make all sorts of wacky decisions.

The alternative, if I may be so bold and revolutionary, is to stand up for your inner adult, put down the glitter and pantyhose, and say what every grown, respectable man would like to say, which is that it's gone on long enough. Like the dimly lit plot that the potential third "Ghostbusters" movie points to, it's time we pass the torch to the younger ones and let them have a shot at it, instead of desperately hanging on by a thread to our self-esteem.

First, let's consider the options: 1) Continue dressing like an idiot to make your girlfriend happy, which is commendable that you care so much. Or, if you're single, 2) Dress up like an idiot so you're not the only one not dressed up. Or, 3) Don't dress up and everybody assumes you're a fun-hating prick who runs kids off his lawn with a stick in your revealing house robe. It's a real dilly of a pickle.

So, how does a self-respecting man approach Halloween? Is there a way to dodge the inevitable mass of duct tape and spray paint and still come out smelling like roses, or do we have to get our hands dirty, suck it up and drown ourselves in an evening of fun-sized diabetes and public scrutiny? We all know that any half-assed costume is persecuted for its lack of enthusiasm, and any costume done too well makes you look like the crazy ring leader, so where is the happy medium here?

Perhaps this is all too cynical about everybody's good time, and maybe I just need to loosen up. Maybe. But I would bet bottom dollar that a large number of single, even committed gentlemen reading this are thanking me, a possible martyr of men's honest opinions, for having the courage to address the issue.

The best thing we can do, fellas, in my experience of nearly two straight decades of unwanted Halloween costumes and being the recipient of several large dental bills, is to do what we have always done best, which is to smile, nod and hang our freak flags as high as we can for all to see. Simply dress more repugnantly than anybody you've ever encountered on Halloween, pray that it's too much for others to bear and hope you won't be invited to another Halloween party for the rest of your days.

There is no easy way out of Halloween, gentlemen, only a glimmer of hope that the sick sadistic brain, which you dwell with daily, will present itself in such a horrid fashion on this day, so terrifically awful, that people will know better than to ask you to dress up. From that point on, you may continue the last of your single days wearing a football jersey and carrying a koozie with a genuine smile upon your face. If people still ask, you're a Bears fan. You can always bring the jumpsuit with knee patches, just in case.

(Pictured above is Matt Branham himself, dressed as a very repugnant Cruella De Vil. His adorable dog Layla had no choice but to join him as one of the dalmatians.)

 

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11 Creative Breakthroughs That People Had In Their Sleep

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Quentin Tarantino Presents: Body Counts, F-Bombs and Jacksons

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The 20 Best Zombie Movies of the 21st Century

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Today in Twitter Typos: Obamo

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If you've spent any time on Twitter, you probably know that there is little hope for the world. From the terrifyingly uninformed opinions tweeted out, to the terrifyingly uninformed everything else that's tweeted out, Twitter is a neverending waterfall of ignorance and stupidity. (There's also some good stuff on there as well. But for today's project, we're focusing on the stupid parts.)

Each week we'll collect a few tweets that all contain the same typo. But not just regular typos. Typos that will make you afraid for future generations. Today we chose "Obamo." You'd think almost every American would know how to spell the President's last name. You'd be very wrong. And to prove that this isn't just a common typing mistake, look at how far away the O and the A are on the keyboard.







































 

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Melanie Iglesias in 16 More Hot Photos

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Live Shark Falls From Sky Onto Golf Course

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While getting a birdie or an eagle are very common on the golf course, it is incredibly rare to get a shark.

That's exactly what happened, however, when a live leopard shark was found flopping around on the 12th tee of the San Juan Hills Golf Club in San Juan Capistrano, Ca.

A course marshal made the discovery and immediately picked up the shark, put it in the back of his cart, and drove it over to the course clubhouse. He placed it in a bucket filled with water and a bit of salt until he could drive over to the beach to release it into the ocean. The shark ended up being alright.

"It was just wriggling around," Director of Club Operations Melissa McCormack said. "Honestly, this is the weirdest thing that's happened here."

McCormack's best guess was that the shark was plucked out of it's habitat by a bird and then dropped onto the course since she probably learned at some point in elementary school that sharks don't know how to fly.

The only other reasonable explanation would be that a human was responsible for the transportation of the 2-foot-long aquatic beast. Some people will do anything to distract the people they are trying to beat in a round of golf.

via The Capistrano Dispatch

 

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Apple Announces Unexpected iPad 4, Slaps iPad 3 in the Nuts

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Every night you go to bed with your new iPad held tightly in your arms and thank your lucky stars, knowing deep down that you won't need to upgrade again for some time. You can stay on top of the world for awhile as long as you just take care of your baby. Surprise! Your dreams are again shattered by another horde of Apple products better than yours that will leave you crying for the madness to end.

If it hasn't been ridiculously difficult enough already to keep up with Apple's all changing, update-everything world, it just became plenty more difficult before the holiday season as the company beats you over the head once more.

Just one year after Apple's head honcho Steve Jobs passed away, the company has rolled out a whole new line of somewhat unexpected gear. Having grown dramatically in its market value since the passing of Jobs (past the $600 billion mark), this raises the ethical question as to whether the company cares more about quality and consumers or money and monopoly.

A seemingly quiet October event for Apple turned into an early holiday bonanza with the announcement of a new 4th generation iPad among three other gadgets, including a mini iPad, just seven months after releasing what was said to be (by Apple's design team) the best thing Apple's ever created. The frustration for folks who cracked open their hard-earned piggy banks for the third generation iPad is not just the idea of a new one with limited improvements appearing so quickly on the shelves, but the idea that they should erase, pack up and trade in their recently unwrapped tablets if they wish to remain up to speed with the latest updates.

Apple may think it is changing lives with its superhero-like tablets, but in actuality it's creating a false commodity that only makes a perfectly beautiful six-month old product look old and outdated, essentially beating a dead tech horse.

The new iPad doesn't even feature a big overhaul, or even a new design. Just like the March 2012 model, it features a faster chip and better graphics. The big sell that Apple is raving about is their new Lightning charging cord, a cord that not only doesn't fit to other Apple devices, but performs the same function as the old one. Yes, it's smaller and reversible, but I could stick my thumb up my butt and call it "Lightning finger" and you still wouldn't want to sniff it just because I gave it a fun name, would you?

Then there's the announcement of the iPad mini, which is more affordable than a full-size iPad, yet resembles an overgrown iPhone without the function of an actual phone that still doesn't fit in your pocket, using a display that is two steps back towards the quality of the iPad 2. Sweet.

The (nearly) trillion-dollar tech juggernaut has recently been testing the loyalty of its casual, mid-range users by adding products like the three generations of iPads and iPhones in the last two years alone, but now it's becoming increasingly more difficult to stay updated as the company continues to upgrade its hardware with parts not universal to its previous model, forcing consumers to buck up and upgrade completely or get left in the dust once again.

Who's to say that everyone who buys a new iPhone and iPad this holiday season won't get outrun by another product three months from now? It's a greedy power struggle that has become more about corporate profit than helping the user stay relevant and happy. In the '90s, people would buy new computers because their old ones quit working. The old box wouldn't start up and dad would say, "Looks like it's time for a new computer."

Now we stand by with false impressions that emptying our wallets for new devices will be worth it, leaving us standing strong for a moment, only to have the proverbial carpet ripped out from under us less than a year later. That iPad 2 you spent $600 on last year, it's "crap" now. Two decades ago, that would have gotten you a computer that would last six years and hum like a dream. Now it seems as though your satisfaction has taken a backseat to Apple company worth, and consumers grow tired of trying to keep up.

As long as people continue to buy into the idea that having the very best is the only way to live, companies like Apple, who are worth more than Greece, will continue to crank out products that look just like yours with a couple improvements to make you feel insecure with what you have.

Until folks understand that what they have is more than enough, that we are becoming too focused on instantaneous results and flawlessness in our lives, we will continue on as the most jaded group of individuals the world has known.

If you prefer the pain of constantly upgrading, signing your bank account away in the name of faster downloads to a company's conspiring tech race to the top, feel free. The rest of us will lie in bed with our less-than-a-year-old hunk of junk, sleeping gracefully as our think-wheels spin, knowing everything will still be all right.

And you thought today was going to be another day where you had the best that money could buy.

 

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