Yes that unkept, scraggly place where food crumbs go to die is now going to be worth some cold hard cash…Half joke, half genius, the scheme pays men with facial hair $5 a day to walk around with a mini ad in their beards.

Yup, and my fourth favorite fast food chain A&W has actually signed up as a business partner.

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Her amzing work features familiar imagery that addresses female gender stereotype, from Hollywood Glamour to golden age 1950s comic strips to Pulp Fiction Thriller Romance novels from the same era.

She combines hand painting and photography to produce playful, mischievous works that result in a brand new take on making the beautiful female form into a work of art.

If you are looking to buy one of these sexy butts, you can expect to pay anywhere from $600 to $5000.

Boyarde’s new Pop Art Bottoms, explores further her fascination with the female form and the nature of its power, engendered in the ‘pleasure of looking’: Scopophilia. This notion examines all gazes, from narcissism within the subject, to objectification by the viewer. Working with the Pop Idiom Boyarde re-contextualizes familiar sub-conscious Scopophilic images of all types of art from The Pre-Raphaelites to Lichtenstein, to The Golden Age of Comics, Pulp Fiction novels to icons of photography and cinema. In doing so she unravels the history of gender stereotype and by painting onto the female body for her canvas, she transforms high art into low art, back into high art, by embracing the wonderful vulgar progress of kitsch.

All kidding aside, Chinese commuters got a shocking surprise earlier this week when gallons of putrid foam started oozing out of the street.

The photo was reportedly taken in the city of Nanjing around 9 p.m. on Monday and the substance covered an area of “forty or fifty square meters,” according to a translation of news outlet Longhoo. Firefighters and police quickly cordoned off the area and washed the foam away.

Who ya’ gonna call?

Believe it or not, this little noctnurnal bird of Central and South America is a master of camouflage…ya, not with those crazy eyes.

Okay, no, that’s adorable…please love me.

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Why would someone fill their titties with a glittery Hello Kitty silicone blob, is waaaay, waaaay beyond me, but it actually exists… well not really.

While these don’t exist at the moment, it’s probably a pretty safe to conclude that it won’t be that long before we see Hello Kitty breast implants in every plastic surgeons office.

You know what? After thinking about it for a while…if I was a woman I would get these!

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As you can see, ‘Mr Balls’ is quite popular with the children (CREEPY!) According to the AAPC website and courtesy of some Google-translating, “Both children and adults loved taking pictures with the mascot, a friendly snowman in the shape of testicle.”

Isn’t one ball generally slightly larger than the other? That sac looks too symmetrical.

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When the mummified specimen was discovered, in the Atacama Desert, some had suggested the possibility it was an alien that had somehow landed on Earth. But then stupid science poked their nose into the situation and are now claiming  that DNA and other tests suggest the individual was a human and was 6 to 8 years of age when he or she died.

A six-inch high six year old?

Garry Nolan, professor of microbiology and his colleagues analyzed the specimen in the fall of 2012 with high-resolution photography, X-rays and computed tomography scans, as well as DNA sequencing. The researchers wanted to find out whether some rare disorder could explain the anomalous skeleton — for instance it had just 10 ribs as opposed to 12 in a healthy human — the age the organism died, as its size suggested a preterm fetus, stillborn or a deformed child, and whether it was human or perhaps a South American nonhuman primate.

The remains also showed skull deformities and mild underdevelopment of the mid-face and jaw, the researchers found. The skull also showed signs of turricephaly, or high-head syndrome, a birth defect in which the top of the skull is cone-shaped.

According to creator gatita72 “Suprisingly comfy and stayed in place. I was able to tie in a way so they wouldn’t slip…a glorified boob cozie.”

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Born and raised in Italy, these laser space cat leggings can be yours for about $60.00. Just remember to feed the cats a cheeseburger, but keep them away from cold water.

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Evian, yes the bottled water Evian, has brought the dancing babies back for its latest ad campaign, and the video has racked up over 29 million YouTube views in less than a week.

The spot, filmed in Buenos Aires and Paris, features adults and kids who were cast because they looked like each other. From there, thanks to some CGI, they mirror each other’s dance moves.

But wait, there is more…According to AdWeek, the campaign will include an outdoor campaign that will bring the baby-and-adult mirrored-dancing concept to life on digital posters – and will also include an app that allows users to ‘babify’ themselves via facial recognition software.

Can’t wait for that app!