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• Amusement Level: Crazy [Video]
• The Walking Dead Alternate Intro [VIDEO]
• Duck Feet Nails
• Most Expensive Materials in the World
• 20 Reasons to Switch to Google+ [Infographic]
• Gotye ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’ By Two Kids In A Car

Amusement Level: Crazy [Video] Posted: 09 May 2012 03:50 PM PDT In Russia, it's not enough to turn the crowd upside down a time or two, but tap that deep fear that the ride is, indeed, about to fall apart in some horrific accident. It might not be fast, but it's your best bet for recycling that corndog onto the fairway.

The Walking Dead Alternate Intro [VIDEO] Posted: 09 May 2012 02:44 PM PDT This re-made intro for The Walking Dead managed to put a big smile on my face and I am sure it will have the same effect on you. Check out the Walking Dead Alternate Intro, made as 1980s sitcom: Tlunsford, the YouTube user that made this alternate intro wrote: "The departure of Frank Darabont has seen The Walking Dead go in a whole new direction. This new intro for season 2.5 seems to shine a light on the character dynamics of this ragtag group of zombie survivors and the impending daddy issues that Laurie's pregnancy is sure to bring."

Duck Feet Nails Posted: 09 May 2012 11:59 AM PDT Duck feet nails is the newest trend that is sweeping the nation. These flared nails are meant to resemble.. you guessed it.. duck's feet, and they do in the loosest, most unflattering way possible. But the toenails are truly the worst. Oh, God, the toenails. If you picture these nails scratching a chalkboard, I guarantee you'll cringe. Inspired by... These go perfectly with some bedazzled flared L.E.I. jeans. Via: Buzzfeed

Most Expensive Materials in the World Posted: 09 May 2012 11:39 AM PDT Everything in this world is made up of some materials. Without materials there is nothing in this world, that is the world is itself will not exist. But there are also some material which are very expensive and some of this expensive material we would have hardly seen. If you really want to impress your sweetheart, though, considering ditching the glittery stones and precious metals, and get her an antimatter ring. Via: 9gag

20 Reasons to Switch to Google+ [Infographic] Posted: 09 May 2012 10:46 AM PDT Google Plus' 100 million users may pale considerably in comparison to Facebook's 800 million but, as is illustrated by this infographic design by Infographic Labs, there are plenty of reasons to check out what could be the next big thing in social networking. Click on Image to Enlarge.

Gotye ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’ By Two Kids In A Car Posted: 08 May 2012 07:43 PM PDT These two cute kids are lip-syncing Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know," during a series of car rides, you're going to like it.. or, at least, not be able to stop humming it.. even more. Hopefully these two stay friends forever and continue making music videos together.

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