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His name is pronounced several ways and he was one talented mental case. Yeah, I know. He cut off his left ear and painted his portrait in the mirror, but this sanitizes it a bit.

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“Bob, the copier’s out of toner.”
“Okay. I got it.”
“The copier is out of toner, Bob. Please take care of it.”
“Yeah. I got it.”
“Dammit, Bob, the copier needs more toner.”
“Okay, okay. I got it.”
“Bob, why is there no toner in the copier room?”
“I got it.”

Bob went to lunch and never returned.
Moral of the Story: Don’t piss off Bob, and never try to vacuum spilled toner.

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Dude’s almost got it down.
The tutorial includes a step-by-step instructions on how to use a double album LP cover.
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Never heard the term Crip walk until today. Apparently it could get you killed if you did it in some neighborhoods and you’re not a Crip.
Here’s a tutorial on how to Crip walk from the UK. Here’s what it looks like in action.
A McDonald’s Chicken Nugget Commercial (2007?) features Ronald McDonald Crip walking.
The Creighton Family produced many Creightons.
This is what you get if you Google “Dog General Green.”
Godzilla stalks, but
Alligator nose. “It is very, very abnormal” but “it is not abnormal.” Alligators “know they have to breathe.” Brilliant commentary [via].
The animals are experiencing brumation, a process cold-blooded animals go through that lowers their metabolism so they can survive cold climates, similar to warm-blooded mammals’ hibernation. “It is very, very abnormal for southeastern North Carolina, […] It is not abnormal for the [the alligators] to do this because they know they have to breathe.”
Weathercam photobomb amused me. Related post here.
Home Security for only $1.25. It permits ventilation, too. Guess what it is.
Who’s Your Doppelganger in Museum Portraits? [UPDATE: Here’s a privacy warning.]
[Top image from here.]