Something Awful has eight pages of doctored "Child-Friendly Computer Books" images that combine high-level computer stuff and children.

Walyou showed an infographic showing the "50 Years Of Spider-Man".

VideoSift shares an one minute and 44 seconds YouTube video, showing "The Most Awkward Cat Sleeping Positions -- Proof that cats can fall asleep literally anywhere." and "These are all the major ones. Do not attempt any of them unless you have professional experience with (a) sleeping and (b) being some kind of a cat." BuzzFeed has the bigger images

NerdApproved shared an infographic showing real life and Star Trek -- "Looking back at the original Star Trek, there’s a lot that looks cheesy, but the technology still looks darn cool.

Twaggies (GoComics) show its comic strip on sperms...

The Daily What (TDW) Geeks shared a funny GeekNGamers picture gallery

OK, it's over and late but there's always the upcoming summer Olympic games! The Daily What (TDW) Geek shared a Comic Book Movies web page -- "... humorous fan-art depicts Marvel's The Avengers superhero roster

HardOCP and Mashable report that National Broadcast Company (NBC) Olympics web site will be airing a live feed of the XXX (not that, you perv(ert)s)/30th Olympics closing ceremony over the Internet at 4:00 PM EDT/1:00 PM PDT.

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This Savage Chickens comic strip shows that our sun <3s to hug Earf

This Dilbert comic strip shows what crunch times is like with your overlord's jobs. :P Another one is coming up in a few weeks! :O

VideoSift shares a two minutes and 25 seconds YouTube video showing "The World's Most Powerful Photographs -- What makes a great photograph great?" BuzzFeed has all the images as big sizes and with texts

F_ck Yeah Headlines and Savage Chickens showed their funny comic strips

Stripe's Yuku account avatar image shows a clever pumpkin pi(e). ;)

Twaggies (also on GoComics) show an amusing comic strip showing cats/kitties/felines/pussies and televisions (TVs).

This two pages PC World article reports on "Idioms Lost to Tech -- Technology changes everything, from how we shop to how we stay in touch with friends. And it definitely changes the way we talk--just a few years ago phrases like 'Facebook friends,' 'trending on Twitter,' and 'I can has more cheezburger?' didn't even exist.

Neatorama shared a ScienceDaily article that said "The biological mechanism of sunburn -- the reddish, painful, protective immune response from ultraviolet (UV) radiation -- is a consequence of RNA damage to skin cells..."

The Atlantic has an article titled "The Dark Knight Spelunks: A Visual History of the Batcave" -- "... But if there's one element of Batman's universe that realizes its potential for Gothic camp more than any other -- one element that crystallizes its weirdly incoherent aesthetics into a distinct reality whose properties you can see in a glance