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Blue's News shared a two pages Network World article on important days for geeks and nerds (FTW) like you old overlord: "Circle your calendars: Geekiest celebration days of 2013 ...

This Savage Chickens comic strip reveal something shocking and amazing!

Bad Lip Reading's YouTube channel has a bunch of videos with dubs and closed captionings (CCs).

This eight pages/one print page InfoWorld article on "Microsoft's 13/thirteen worst missteps of all time ... the landmarks among 25 years of failures Redmond-style..."

This two pages Cracked article show "Six/6 Places You'll Recognize from the Background of Every Movie -- We rarely pay attention to the locations in a film, unless the landscapes are unusually breathtaking (probably computer generated images (CGI)) or, like, literally wallpapered in genitals. However, if you think back to your favorite films, you might notice that many of them used the same locations. Just like with actors, there is an elite group of places that tend to show up in hit and/or classic movies.

Withoutfocus' Reddit comment mentioned FILMography showing "FILM + photography = FILMography."

FailDesk shares a funny The Dog House Diaries' comic strip showing tablets.

Dorkly shared a five minutes and 50 seconds hilarious CollegeHumor video showing a role playing game (RPG) parody/spoof of Lost.

VideoSift shows a two minutes and 52 seconds YouTube video showing what happens if Disney originally made Star Wars.

VideoSift shares a six minutes and 50 seconds YouTube video showing a creepy, musical Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) test footage showing various cast members

Blue's News shared two articles from American Dialect and British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on English words of the year

This Savage Chickens comic strip shows how to get a whole birthday cake to yourself!

Phurie's Reddit comment share a funny Webcomics Nation comic strip

Interkin3tic's /. comment/reply/response shares RunPee -- "Helping your bladder enjoy going to the movies as much as you do.

FailDesk shared a C-Section Comics strip showing "Work-Space Evolution"/"The Evolution of Your Workspace".

VideoSift shares an eleven minutes Vsauce's YouTube video showing "Why Don't We Taxidermy Humans?".