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If only an Olympic sponsor provided a pair for every commentator. (Except Bruce, he’s great).

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From xkcd.

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Via davidould.net, via Doyley.

See also, The Pointy Hat Club.

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The Top Five Awful Death Star Cakes and an excellent James Bond cake from Cake Wrecks.

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A friend found this and it’s too good not to post.

You also might like to check out tattoos misspelt in English. « Language warning.

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My friend Mike and his wife are about to have a baby. This is exactly what it’s like.

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No doubt you’ve seen the video of Star Wars Kid, a poor young fella who’s ridiculous Star Wars-inspired antics ended up becoming what is probably the most watched viral video ever. Now some background to the saga has emerged. But first, if you’ve never seen the video, prepare to be dazzled.

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From the ever-insightful Indexed:

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How’s this for a random cover, sucked down from the web by iTunes for the High Fidelity soundtrack.

It’s called “The Cook’s Tour of High Fidelity” and if you can’t make out the text at the bottom right, it says “PLUS! Handy do-it-yourself kit of horrendous soap opera sound effects”.

Horrendous?

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I had nothing to do with this, but it’s so good I had to put it up here.

Straight from the 2007 College Revue, this is the real story on how Dr Bill Salier became Vice-Principal of Moore College.

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8PPCnig8wI]

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The Onion has long provided insightful commentary on news, culture and technology. Now they’ve mocked up a news report about The Great Internet Crash. This one’s going out to all my friends who don’t back up their data. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4vDClhnJjs] Via Lifehacker.

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In honour of our good friend Dave Miers, as he heads off on the weekend to give the talks at the Shred Hotham Crusader camp for high school students, I would like to introduce his Triplegangers (as in Doppelganger, but with three, you know). In Column A we have Simon, whose profile tells us he [...]

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