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    political advice from Joss Whedon
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      CommentAuthorcelan
    • CommentTimeOct 29th 2012
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    Disgruntled? Gruntle Me.
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      CommentAuthorsneak046
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    Here. Have some Marcel Marceau zombie action, complete and free of charge:

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    New Superjail out today!

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      CommentAuthorFoamhead
    • CommentTimeOct 30th 2012
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    Bay twelve, please!
    • CommentAuthorWood
    • CommentTimeOct 30th 2012
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    Video of that Aliens power loader dad-and-baby costume :



    if ever a baby was unimpressed...
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      CommentAuthorD.J.
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    • CommentAuthorbadbear
    • CommentTimeOct 31st 2012
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    Wish I'd seen this earlier. Still very cool:

    Real time wind map of the United States.
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    A touching Japanese animation that makes one of the duller parts of Muse's previous album actually work very well.

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      CommentAuthortexture
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    Patton Oswalt is one cool daddy.
    • CommentAuthorStefanJ
    • CommentTimeOct 31st 2012
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    I know it's hard to believe, but The Onion started out as a humorous newspaper full of made-up satirical stuff!

    Nation Suddenly Realizes This Just Going To Be A Thing That Happens From Now On

    “Right now, Americans all across the country are watching the aftermath of this storm and at long last recognizing that this is what life is like now,” said Dr. Richard Morales, a climatologist at the University of Pennsylvania. “Admittedly, it could take a little while for some to fully acknowledge it, but at the end of the day, people will be much happier once they accept that they and their loved ones will likely suffer the consequences of an even stronger, more deadly hurricane at some point very soon. It’s going to happen.”

    “I went through something very similar a few years ago when I finally came to terms with the fact that no one would ever listen to anything I said about global warming,” Morales added. “And that it is entirely too late to do anything about it.”
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    Surfridge - LA's airport ghost town

    Surfridge began in the 1920's, when Fritz Burns, a young realtor from Minneapolis, developed the land into a neighborhood for the wealthy. Cecil B. DeMille and Carmen Miranda owned homes in Surfridge. But as the city began to prosper, so did the airport across the street. As LAX grew closer to Surfridge, noise from the jets rattled the windows of the homes. In the sixties and early seventies, the airport purchased all the houses there, began clearing them off the land, and fenced off the deserted town.
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