Discovering that your significant other is messing around with someone else behind your back sucks. The silver lining is that at least you found out about it now rather than later. In Marina Voinova’s case, it was her fiance (now ex-fiance) who did some canoodling with some unknown, random chick. What makes her case different is that she didn’t find out by snooping around or walking in on them or something.
Instead, she found out on the Russian version of Google Maps called Yandex Maps.
These life-sized mannequin lamps are not for the faint-hearted. These lamps, called ‘Embarakiya’, are part of a series by Al-Hamad Design. If their goal was to scare the crap out of people, then they succeeded immensely because these lamps are beyond creepy. Each mannequin has a lamp in place of their head.
Imagine these mannequin lamps lighting your living room and passing by one in the dead of night on your way to the bathroom… You’d probably scream loud enough to wake the entire neighborhood!
You can check out more freaky, headless mannequin lamps after the break.
Some people have a lot of things to be happy about, while others spend their time thinking about stuff that makes them unhappy. It doesn’t matter which group you belong to, however, when it comes to CryFace. It’s a photo editing app that lets you instantly turn any smile into a frown, whether it’s on your face or on the face of a friend or stranger.
The app is priced at $0.99, and you can make an in-app purchase that costs another $0.99 to unlock a text editing feature so you can make your edited images look like a meme.
I don’t know how they do it, but some people manage to sleep through their alarms every morning, regardless of how loud or irritating it is. Take it from someone who’s lived with a sister who sets alarms for four in the morning because she needs to cram for a test… only to sleep through it and wake the rest of the household at such an ungodly hour.
This guy, however… maybe he hasn’t had much luck with alarms, because he requested his wife to slap him awake every morning for fifteen days. I don’t know why he chose such a painful wake-up call, but it’s hilarious all the same.
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When the hail starts falling, you know what to do: run into the house or seek shelter elsewhere because those hails of hail are painful when they hit. Apparently, this man from Argentina missed the circular and values his car more than his well-being. Because when the pellets of frozen rain began to fall, he jumped right on the roof of a car (that’s presumably his) in order to protect it from the unforgiving hail.
He also makes a complete fool of himself in the process. Hit the break to check out the video and see for yourself.
The human race can be a pretty sad lot if in the year 2013 a product like the Shittens needs to be invented. It’s a set of disposable mittens made from hygienic wipe tissue, and lined with anti-bacterial agents. They can be used to wipe your own behind and make sure you get no doodoo on your fingers, or better yet, to wipe the bum of a baby. Which makes more sense than to assume it’s for yourself. Because, really… everyone can wipe their own bums without getting poo on their hands, right? Everyone.
But to be honest, we’re not sure this is a real product. It’s an IndieGogo campaign, and reading through it, it looks like a joke. Heck, it even seems to have gotten its start on the Howard Stern show with Mark Cuban in attendance. Still, we can’t be sure. It’s just crazy enough to work.
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The particular item you’re looking at is a set of Magical Unicorn Boots handmade by Etsy seller Oonacat. Maybe we added the “magical”, but at this point, we don’t think that really matters. Oonacat makes at least one other similar, heelless, hoofed boot. That one is called the Demon Hooves and is featured in the video we embedded after the break. Each one is “hand sculpted and cast urethane using professional grade materials only,” and you can provide your own set of boots if you’ve got one that you’re particularly attached to. Her asking price however includes the boot, and that’s one hefty asking price: $440.
We’re not sure how hard it is to walk in these. Matter of fact, this editor is not sure how it is to walk in any heels, but the lady in the video seems to be having an ok time.
Whether for Halloween or every day, at least now you know these things exist.
Ever wondered what condom ice cream tastes like? Then wonder no more, because now you can taste it for yourself–if you can get your hands on a Japanese frozen dessert called Gomu Yokki Aisu, that is. (That’s translates to ‘Ice Cream Filled Rubber’ in English, but it’s not being marketed as a condom ice cream in Japan. In my opinion (which many others share, including Youtuber emmymadeinjapan), it looks more like a boob anyway, and ice cream company Kubota agrees, since they used the same packaging as the former and called it Oppai Aisu or ‘Boob Ice.’
Gomu Yokki Aisu has been available for quite a while now, although the Japanese never really thought of it in that way (bless their minds!) until a Canadian exchange student ruined the perky icy treat for the whole nation by posting a review calling it ‘condom ice cream.’
There’s a special group of Internet users that I call the Tweet Freaks. They’re the people who can’t go an hour without checking their Twitter feeds or posting updates about mundane stuff that no one else would really care about. If you have people in your network who’re like that, then you might want to tell them about _LIVESON. If you’re a Tweet Freak yourself, then I’m sure you’d love to heard about this as well. But just to make it less painful for everyone’s eyes, let’s call it LivesOn.
LivesOn is a Twitter tool like no other, promising to give you a ‘social afterlife’ once you pass in the physical world. It will ‘learn’ your tastes, preferences, and syntax by analyzing your current feed, so that it can continue posting status updates on the micro-blogging site even when you’re already dead. In short, LivesOn allows you to tweet from the grave, unless the person you appoint as your executor decides to give it the ax.
The service launches on March 2013.
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