It's like a nightmare. It's like a nightmare!
100,000 paper airplanes is a whole lot of paper airplanes.
Plus, Sigur Ros! Beautiful. (Via The Swedish Bed.)
This seems …. questionable? “Their kisses may be sweet, but it's not right to cheat.”
[Ed Note: From the '80s Christianity themed cartoon, “Kingdom Chums.” I hope they have one about how if you knock her up you have to marry her.] (Via.)
Viral marketing at its best.
Except for the cliche upbeat guitar riff for the second half. That almost made me want to burn like ten books.
With this adorable and amazing short film, animator Holly Klein single-handedly raises the cool factor on cross stitching. (Via @neatorama.)
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Tommy Tucker was a squirrel adopted by a woman in Washington, DC, in the early 1940s after she found him abandoned in a tree. He soon became part of the family and she (obviously) dressed him in adorable human clothes. You can't make this stuff up.
Meet Alice Fey, of “I want to go to there” fame.
Your Updated Cutest Celebrity Kid Rankings for March 17: 1. Alice Fey. 2. Shiloh Jolie-Pitt 3. Suri Cruise 4. Harlow Madden 5. Nahla Berry.
This kitten has been trained in the venerable form of pet art known as “Bang! Play Dead.”
The artist's manipulation of time is particularly innovative. (p.s. Does anyone know the actual breed name for a Wilford Brimley cat? Thanks.)
It's a big day! A day filled with potentially uncomfortable social situations at the workplace!
You should easily be able to bingo on this because the people you work with always say such commonplace things. So keep track of your progress today and share the results below!
Buckwheat the Red Eared Slider is a bit fanatical about worshiping at his underwater church. (via 3Byrds.)
I can only dream of being as lucky as this kid.
[Ed Note: Guarantee he charges way above the going rate, though. Panda bears are such ripoff artists.]
More like (Shotgun sound), Thuug Life Here's an animated short from the people who brought you Charlie The Unicorn.
A vintage American Airlines ad sends mixed messages… Hold me.
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He Pingping, the world's shortest man, passed away today at the age of 21. If anyone taught us that being short wasn't a disability, it's Pingping. Rest in peace little man, rest in peace. This is for you.