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• Guy Goes For A Stroll In Baseball-Sized Hail Storm
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Guy Goes For A Stroll In Baseball-Sized Hail Storm Posted: 13 Apr 2012 10:42 PM PDT Some crazy guy was caught on video walking in the baseball size hail storm in Woodward, Oklahoma on Monday. Even the deer knows better! Via: Dailypicksandflicks

Brutal Knitting Posted: 13 Apr 2012 10:03 PM PDT Tracy Widdess custom knitted "Brutal Knitting" masks are inspired by "creepy sci-fi and horror." That's like Vicious Crochet, or Homicidal Cupcakes. Terrifying, yet adorable. More masks after the jump.

Best of the Vindictive Girls Meme Posted: 13 Apr 2012 09:45 PM PDT This Vindictive Girls meme is about the lies that women tell, if not to keep the peace, but to make you feel better and sometimes, for nefarious purposes. So, in all its what-girls-say-behind-your-back glory, here's the best of the Vindictive Girls meme.

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Seth's Blog : Lessons from Caine's Arcade

Lessons from Caine's Arcade

Maybe you've seen this short film.

The first thing that made me smile was how willing Caine was to do his art regardless of how the world responded (it didn't). Caine didn't care. The goal wasn't to be accepted, the goal was to do it right.

The second extraordinary thing is easy to miss. Around 3:30, you learn Caine's folk-arithmetic trick of using square roots to validate the PIN numbers on each fun pass. Extraordinary.

And the third? Starting around the nine-minute mark, any entrepreneur with a heart is going to shed a few tears. In the immortal words of Caine Monroy, "and I thought they were here for me, and they were."

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