VideoSift shares a musical one minute and 40 seconds YouTube video showing "Things That Cannot Be Unseen -- You'll never see the world in quite the same way again."

This FoxTrot comic strip shows your un(sexy/attractive) single overlord trying to get women at the pool. :P

BuzzFeed shares "If Famous United States (U.S.) Presidents Were Replaced With Cats -- These are the cats they would be.

VideoSift shares a 2.5 minutes narrated YouTube video showing how animals see the world (aka what you see versus/vs. what they (animals see). There is also a non-video presentation

Chicken (remove AQFL to e-mail) just shared NBC 5 Dallas-Forth Worth's automat(ed/ic) image gallery (static one ugly web page with thumbnails) that shows fifty-eight (58) photographs/photos. showing wipe outs from previous/past Olympic games

Twaggie (Coral Cache's copy since the web site seems to be down right now) shows that farts

Neatorama showed a funny comic strip to show "what midnight looks like at every age".

Neatorama shares an amusing Twitter picture drawing showing a combined lion Voltron and Benjamin Franklin's 1754 drawing

Neatorama shares a four pages of funny and depressing CollegeHumor images showing "The Realistic/Honest Game of LIFE".

This Twaggies comic strip asks about MTV since it doesn't do music like in the good old days.

This funny Savage Chickens comic strip shows a technical/tech. support call

FailDesk shows a(n) graphic/image showing "computer user public service announcement (PSA): This does not equal that.".

Dorkly shows a comic strip showing what many kids/children, including your overlord as a callow ant, with Puck/Pac-Man fever in the brain

The Daily What Geeks shared a funny Slackstory

Brevity comic strip shows "Jazz Hans".

WeatherAnt mentions an Explosm comic strip showing cave men learning grammar for the first time.

Neatorama and Reddit shared four photographs/photos. titled "Film Scenes; Kitty Edition".

This amusing Brevity comic strip shows American football would be more exciting if it had The Lord of The Rings.

This Twaggies comic strip (also on GoComics) shows "a blackout is just your brain clearing its browsing history."

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