Chris Pratt, Elizabeth Banks, and Will Arnett deliver 2 1/2 minutes of pure joy.
This blooper reel is a good as anything Pixar has put out:
Sorry Woody, it's the truth.
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Saturday, 15 February 2014
U.S. Cities With The Most Pleasant Weather, Ranked
Unless you live in California, Seattle actually has more perfect days a year than your city does.
“Pleasant” is defined as temperatures between 55 and 75 degrees with no significant precipitation or snow depth. Additionally, the minimum temperature must be above 45 degrees and the maximum temperature must be below 85 degrees.
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24 Issues Only Perpetually Hungry People Will Understand
Food is an important part of a balanced diet.
Thinking about food right when you wake up.
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And of course right before you go to bed.
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Finding everything Jennifer Lawrence has say about food to be totally relatable.
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Kanye West’s Remix Of Beyonce’s Drunk In Love Is Literally The Best Thing Ever
Yeezus turns the tables on Beyonce. Telling us what being drunk in love is like from a boy’s perspective. And it is raunchy.
Just when you thought Beyonce's Drunk In Love couldn't get better…
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Yeezus released a remix that takes the song to a whole new level.
Yaaass!!!!! OMG.
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21 Songs That Aren’t Too Subtle
Happy Valentine’s Day… or whatever.
Sir Mix-a-Lot, Baby Got Back
For those with a not-so-subtle sense of humor.
Rihanna, S&M
For that guy you know.
Sixpence None The Richer, Kiss Me
For the overly dramatic unconsummated high school relationship.
Aerosmith, Love In An Elevator
For those who happen to work in the same skyscraper as their significant other.
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This Might Be The Most Beautiful And Epic Cover Of “Let It Go” Ever
Singer Alex Boyé has put a beautiful spin on the Frozen anthem.
Nigerian singer and actor Alex Boyé has teamed up with Utah’s One Voice Children’s Choir to create an amazing “Africanized” version of “Let It Go” from Disney's Frozen. I guarantee this video will put a smile on your face:
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Friday, 14 February 2014
19 Of The Funniest Things Kids Have Ever Said
Out of the mouth of babes comes some pretty crazy stuff.
“Yesterday we were watching Indiana Jones, and when Indy kissed Marion my six-year-old innocently asked, 'Is he going to get his whip out now?'”
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Kid: “I wish I was a dog.” Mom: “Why's that, hon?” Kid: “So I could see what my nuts taste like.”
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“My little cousin was holding my dog when she said, 'If I squeezed him as hard as I love him, he would explode.'”
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Celebrate Valentine’s Day With Honey Boo Boo
Who else would you rather spend your day with?
Got a Valentine? Show it off!
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Got chocolates?
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Open them up.
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Survey the spread.
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17 Horrifyingly Disgusting Retro Gelatin Recipes
J-E-L-L-NOPE!
Emerald Cantalope
Because why would someone who is dieting eat a plain cantaloupe, when they can eat it with lime Jello and canned pineapple (sugar) chunks?
Ham In Aspic
Because ham isn't slimy enough! Also, is it supposed to be served on a bed of ham fat?
Cottage Cheese and Salmon Mold
Salmon and cottage cheese really is an underrated combination. Also, those boiled eggs are a perfect garnish to balance out all those mushy textures.
Cucumber Relish Salad
Cucumber, celery, and lime Jello; one of these things is not like the other.
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Olympic Figure Skater Jason Brown Looks Exactly Like Young Joseph Gordon-Levitt
16 Books Every Sports Lover Should Read
Playing sports — almost as fun as reading about them.
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The Blind Side by Michael Lewis
If you’ve seen the movie, you know that this is the story of Michael Oher's rise from homeless teen to first-round NFL draft pick, with a focus on the family that helped him. Lewis also intersperses insightful analysis of the changing nature of the game, noting the importance of the left tackle in doing the crucial work of protecting the quarterback’s blind side. The book is not nearly as much of a tearjerker as the movie is, but that makes it a tiny bit better.
Best enjoyed with: The Gatorade that rolls off the face of your teammate after the clock runs out, and you find yourself in a clutch of sweaty, happy teammates because YOU'RE GOING TO STATE.
Little Girls in Pretty Boxes by Joan Ryan
Perhaps the definitive examination of the machine that produces tiny girls who achieve remarkable feats of athleticism both on the ice and on a balance beam, the San Francisco Chronicle sports writer looks at the inner workings of what it takes to make a champion in the physically trying and emotionally crippling worlds of gymnastics and figure skating. Drawing upon interviews with sports psychologists and hundreds of former gymnasts and figure skaters, Ryan paints a picture of a training practice that robs children of their childhood, and stunts development, both physically and mentally. If you find yourself in wonder every year at the 16-year-old on your television set performing feats of mental and physical wonder, then this is a must-read.
Best enjoyed with: a contraband strawberry Nesquik, over in the corner by the locker room, sipped through a straw.
Shattering the Glass: The Remarkable History of Women in Basketball by Pamela Grundy & Susan Shackleford
If you’ve ever bemoaned the lack of a definitive, thoughtful and thorough analysis of the history of women’s basketball, look no further than this. A well-researched and understanding work, this book highlights the trailblazers in the sport while also highlighting their contemporaries while tackling larger issues like the impact of homophobia and the resultant tensions between the traditional roles of women versus the demands of the sport. A must-read for any fan of basketball.
Best enjoyed with: Powerade, because Gatorade is for wusses.
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Things Superheroes Do That’d Be Creepy If You Did Them
How To Make Spaghetti With Chicken, Kale, And White Beans
The “chicken noodle” minus the “soup.” Check out more easy spaghetti dinners here .
Graphic by Chris Ritter / Photos by Macey Foronda
Serves 4
Recipe by Rebekah Peppler
INGREDIENTS
1 lb spaghetti
1 cup low-sodium chicken stock
4 cups kale, coarsely chopped
1 15-oz. can white beans, drained and rinsed
1 rotisserie chicken, meat picked and skin removed
kosher salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste
PREPARATION
Cook spaghetti according to package directions, until al dente. Drain through a colander.
In a large sauté pan with a lid, bring 1 cup chicken stock to a boil, then reduce to a simmer. Add kale, cover, and steam for about 2 minutes, until the kale is wilted and soft. Add shredded chicken and drained beans and continue to heat for about a minute, until chicken is warmed through. Stir in the cooked pasta, season with salt and pepper and serve.
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19 Times Mister Rogers Proved He Could Do Anything
The most interesting man in the neighborhood.
Mister Rogers taught us that you don't build a manly physique overnight.
This is what discipline looks like.
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Look at that incredible underhand shot. Homie was a baller.
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Ice-skating legend Peggy Fleming pales to Mr. Rogers' technical prowess in the ice rink.
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Dude went snorkeling like he was Aquaman.
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What The Simpsons Sound Like In Other Countries
How do you say “d’oh” in Japanese?
• There are two Simpsons spanish voice casts, one for Spain and one for Mexico. There are a lot of debates over which is better, with some even preferring them to the original cast.
• There are also two French casts – one for France and one for the Canadian province of Quebec. Only the French version is featured in this video, sorry about that!
• When there's a celebrity guest in Spain or Mexico, they get the actor who usually dubs that celebrity. For instance, in Spain Sideshow Bob is voiced by the same actor who dubbed Kelsey Grammer on Frasier.
• They made the monorail song rhyme in every language!
• On the German DVDs, the second half of the monorail song is in English. I checked on several German DVD players, and can not figure out why.
• Sometimes references are updated for the local audience. For instance, a joke about Newt Gingrich was updated for the French-Canadian audience to poke fun at Ontario Premiere Mike Harris instead.
• According to Matt Groening, “d'oh” is “t'oh” in France because the actor misread the line once and it stuck.
• America's had the same Simpsons cast for over 25 seasons, but there's more turnover in other countries. The Spanish and Italian Homers have both passed on and been replaced. There's also been some union issues – the entire Mexican cast was replaced after season 16.
• The Simpsons is so good that it's still funny when you don't understand the words.
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De La Soul Are Giving Away All Of Their Albums For Free
For 25 hours, you can download the group’s entire catalog.
From 11 a.m. today to noon EST tomorrow, the legendary hip-hop trio are offering their entire collection for free download. (In exchange for you email.)
Over the years, the group has liberally used samples to create tracks. Their struggle to clear samples—along with some bad early career contracts—is one of the reasons that their albums have never been on iTunes
Today's free giveaway is a way for De La Soul to bypass some of those legal copyright issues. By making the music available for just 25 hours, they're also hoping to create some buzz around the industry and get fans pumped up for a new album they're planning to release this summer.
“It’s about allowing our fans who have been looking and trying to get a hold of our music to have access to it,” group member Posdnuos said to Rolling Stone.
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“This is our way of showing them how much we love them.”
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15 Reasons Why Swedish Freeskier Henrik Harlaut Is Your New Favorite Olympian
“Wu-Tang is for the children.”
Henrik Harlaut is a Swedish Olympian who recently competed in the ski slopestyle event. Despite two solid runs in the men's final, Harlaut fell short of a medal, finishing in sixth place.
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Which Prime Number Are You Actually?
You probably think you’re an 11, don’t you? Everyone thinks they’re 11. Take this quiz and find your true prime*.
*Only primes between 2 and 599, sorry.
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21 Existential Problems, As Told By Bears
Sometimes, it’s just too much to bear.
When you're sitting on the other side of despair.
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And you don't even know who you are anymore.
And you feel like somehow you've missed your stop…in life.
When it seems like you can't get anything right.
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