This Savage Chickens comic strip reveal something shocking and amazing!

VideoSift shares BuzzFeed (bigger non-video images and five extra ones)'s musical 1.5 minutes YouTube video showing "The art of the photobomb

Reddit shares a Snopes article showing "Hurricane Sandy Photo(graph)s -- Various photographs capture images of Hurricane Sandy

Google Maps Mania shared a MotherJones article, with interactive Google Maps of United States (U.S.), on "a guide to mass shootings in America --

From internet relay chat (IRC) earlier:

1:50PM [Mousey] http://informationweek.com/thebrainyard/news/
social_networking_consumer/231500371/you-know-youre-from-it-in-1990s-if-

FAIL Blog shares a funny long doctored and censored image titled "If World Events Were Your Annoying Facebook Friends

Neatorama shares a brief article about animals and what they don't do -- "Animals. They think they’re so special. Sure, they can fly, run at incredible speeds, and regenerate body parts, but do they really have to rub their talents in our faces all the time?

This four pages Network World article (one print page) lists the "15 worst Internet privacy scandals of all time -- Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Sony named in our Online Privacy Hall of Shame"

The Huffington Post shares a brief article and an embedded two minutes and 28 seconds official CBS News video (CBS News and YouTube (#1 and #2)) of an interview with Carolyn Hopkins, the voice of 200 airports and New York City (NYC) subway

Neatorama shares Awwccupy Wall Street showing "The #Occupy Movement's cutest protestors."

MXXCON shares a Flash defense game titled "Antbuster" on ArmorGames -- "Ants found your picnic and want to steal your delicious cake!! Defend your food, placing cannons in the field to kill the ants. Evolve your cannons to grow their fire power! How much you will survive to this challenge?"

NetworkWorld has a seventeen/17 slides/pages gallery (one/single ugly Deslided web page) showing "From Anonymous to Hackerazzi: The year in security mischief-making -- It wasn't a good security year from RSA (Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Leonard Adleman) break-in to hacks on Sony, Google, and Facebook..."

Neatorama shares a ten pages Flavorwire gallery showing funny comic strips based on newspapers headlines