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- Twelve Movies for the Next Twelve Months
- The Internet Bought Me a Cuddly Dinosaur
- Pixel: A Mesmerizing Dance and Light Show
- Jaws-Inspired Baby Bed
- Cursed
- The Eyes of This Skull Clock Rotate to Tell the Time
- The Little Nordics
- Man Finds the Turn Signal Lever of His Old Car inside His Arm
- Seth Green Gave His Friend James Gunn The Ravagers For Christmas
- Ghibli Mix - Anime Love
- Dad Knocks out Son's Loose Tooth with Golf
- Explore the Milky Way with Chromoscope
- 11 Hilarious Photos of Realistic Parenting
- Here's a Home Alone Parody Music for Ya Filthy Animal
- The Uunartoq Hot Springs in Greenland
- Pulled Pork Waffles Are A Must Have for the New Year
- Donna Douglas, R.I.P.
- Obituaries to Remember
- The Bark Knight: Wood Carving of Batman
- Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Batcake!
- Busted Rider - This Ghost Isn't Afraid
- Doctor: Cancer is the Best Way to Die. Stop Wasting Billions Trying to Cure It.
- Donovan Clark's Amazing 3D Money Art
- Learn Psychiatry by Watching <i>Seinfeld</i>
- Homemade TARDIS Murphy Bed
- New Zealand Thrill Ride
- 40 Awesome T-Shirts Featuring Anime Inspired Artwork
- Dust Devil at Rose Bowl Event
- The Greatest Captains in Pop Culture
| Twelve Movies for the Next Twelve Months Posted: 03 Jan 2015 04:00 AM PST
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| The Internet Bought Me a Cuddly Dinosaur Posted: 03 Jan 2015 02:00 AM PST Steve Guntrip of Bournemouth, UK, became enamored of a stuffed toy he saw in a claw machine. It was a dinosaur called Mr. Dinosaur from the children’s show Peppa Pig. Over the next few months, he tried to win one from claw machines, or even buy one, but found they were becoming scarce. That only made him want one more.
So he went to Ask Reddit, and had an adventure raising money to travel to Peppa Pig World and buy one of the few that were left. With the funds in hand, the best part of the story began. Guntrip and his girlfriend Bry documented the trip down to the last detail, in pictures, text, and video, in order to share with his benefactors. The got the last three dinosaurs, one for himself, and two for benefactors who wanted one. You can read the entirely charming saga at his blog. -via b3ta | ||||||||
| Pixel: A Mesmerizing Dance and Light Show Posted: 03 Jan 2015 12:00 AM PST
Adrien Mondot and Claire Bardainne are artists and performers who developed Pixel, an amazing visual display incorporating both dance and light projected onto the stage and dancers. The 11 dancers involved in the hour-long production seemlessly move with the light, appearing to interact with it like it's a living creature. -via Colossal | ||||||||
| Posted: 02 Jan 2015 11:20 PM PST A Jaws-inspired baby bed that looks like a shark eating a boat? Surely there is such a thing. What loving parents wouldn't want to keep their child save by instilling a healthy dose of fear of sharks and expensive hobbies such as boating? By the look of that crying baby, we're going to need bigger diapers soon ... and in just a couple short months, they'll surely need a bigger bed. May we suggest the proud parents choose something completely different then, perhaps the clown bed from The Simpsons? | ||||||||
| Posted: 02 Jan 2015 11:00 PM PST I have that curse, too, but I developed a workaround by taking a nap every day. That didn’t go over too well in the time clock world, but it has become a sacred ritual for this blogger. This comic is the latest from Justin Boyd at Invisible Bread. -via Pleated-Jeans | ||||||||
| The Eyes of This Skull Clock Rotate to Tell the Time Posted: 02 Jan 2015 10:00 PM PST
From 1926 until sometime after World War II, a German clockmaking workshop named Oswald made unusual skull-shaped clocks like this one. The eyes represent minute and hour hands. You can see interior photos of one here. | ||||||||
| Posted: 02 Jan 2015 09:00 PM PST Take a "mini-vacation" in more ways than one! Damp Design filmed activities in Geiranger, Norway, in tilt-shift and time-lapse modes to make it seem like a miniature world of miniature holiday travelers, but a lovely world just the same. -via the Presurfer | ||||||||
| Man Finds the Turn Signal Lever of His Old Car inside His Arm Posted: 02 Jan 2015 08:00 PM PST
In 1963, Arthur Lampitt of Granite City, Illinois crashed his Pontiac Thunderbird. The car was totally destroyed and Lampitt badly injured. Among other problems, he had a broken hip. But Lampitt recovered, married his girlfriend Betty, and raised their 4 sons together. He's now 75 and retired from a career in insurance and appraisals. About 10 or 15 years ago, doctors found a foreign object inside one of his arms. X-ray images indicated that it was a slender rod about 7 inches long. It didn't appear to pose a problem, so they left it alone. Recently, though, it began to hurt Lampitt. So doctors operated on him to remove the object, whatever it was.
The object was the turn signal lever from his old Thunderbird. During his accident more than 50 years ago, it must have become embedded in his arm, which healed over, leaving the rod encased in flesh. -via BuzzFeed | ||||||||
| Seth Green Gave His Friend James Gunn The Ravagers For Christmas Posted: 02 Jan 2015 07:00 PM PST Seth Green doesn’t shy away from his geeky side, he embraces it like any good geek should, and part of Seth's embracing of his inner geek means he gives out some amazing handmade presents. It seems Seth enjoys creating custom action figures, which will come as no surprise to anyone who has seen his Adult Swim stop motion show Robot Chicken, so for Christmas this year Seth gave good friend/director James Gunn a set of custom Guardians of the Galaxy action figures. The set doesn’t include the Guardians, who already have way too much merch out with their faces on it, but rather features Star-Lord's old crew The Ravagers. They came complete with custom packaging, and with five proofs of purchase James can bring home Yondu's best friend Von Spears! -Via Nerd Approved | ||||||||
| Posted: 02 Jan 2015 06:00 PM PST It's hard to pick a favorite character from Ghibli films- they're all so iconic, and so fun, that it's hard to pick just one! Those animated characters become a part of our lives after we watch one of their iconic films, whether it's about neighbors or floating castles, and once they've found a place in our anime loving hearts they'll never stop making us smile! Show your love of classic anime characters with this Ghibli Mix t-shirt by FrancisMacomber, and watch those who see you wearing this shirt smile with delight! Visit FrancisMacomber's Facebook fan page, then head on over to his NeatoShop for more delightful designs:
Are you a professional illustrator or T-shirt designer? Let's chat! Sell your designs on the NeatoShop and get featured in front of tons of potential new fans on Neatorama! | ||||||||
| Dad Knocks out Son's Loose Tooth with Golf Posted: 02 Jan 2015 06:00 PM PST Phil Smith, being an efficient sort of fellow, sorted out a way to engage in dentistry and work on his golf swing simultaneously. His son Noah had a loose tooth. So Smith tied a length of dental floss to the boy's loose tooth and attached the other end to a golf ball. All he needed now was to swing his golf club carefully, or else he'd take out additional teeth. It was completely successful! The correct tooth--and only the correct tooth--came out of Noah's mouth. -via Dave Barry | ||||||||
| Explore the Milky Way with Chromoscope Posted: 02 Jan 2015 05:00 PM PST
The night's sky is full of wonders - and we're not talking just the stars that you can see with your naked eye. You'll want to see it in other wavelengths, too. But since we don't have X-ray vision, this is the next best thing. We've blogged about Chromoscope before on Neatorama back in 2009, but it's worth revisiting. The Chromoscope project, built by Stuart Lowe, Chris North and Robert Simpson in 2009, lets you move across the Milky Way galaxy and view it in different electromagnetic wavelengths: visible light, gamma-ray, X-ray, Hydrogen alpha, near infrared, far infrared, microwave, and radio. For examples:
What are those tears in the galaxy? Don't worry those aren't tears in the space time continuum - those black arcs are gaps in the ROSAT spacecraft survey.
Check it out: Chromoscope | Wondering what you're looking at? This blog post may have the answer. | ||||||||
| 11 Hilarious Photos of Realistic Parenting Posted: 02 Jan 2015 04:00 PM PST Have you seen those beautiful photos of beautiful families with children behaving perfectly and being happy? After you do, you may question your own ability to hold it together at the insane asylum/zoo that is your home. How do those perfect parents do it? They don't. Photographer Danielle Guenther illustrates that in her series Best Case Scenario. Her funny pictures show a realistic image of family life, with all the chaos, exhaustion, and confusion that goes with it. -via 22 Words | ||||||||
| Here's a Home Alone Parody Music for Ya Filthy Animal Posted: 02 Jan 2015 03:41 PM PST David Unger of the band DUM loves Home Alone, and so for his latest parody music video "Get Back," he had a bit of run rotoscoping himself and fellow band members Scott Marsh and Mahreen Khawaja into the movie and adding a bit of blood and gore effect. Ready for it? In the immortal words of Gangster Johnny "1 ... 2 .... 10!" I understand replacing Kevin McCallister's (played by the oh-so-young Macaulay Culkin) face with one's own, but doing that to the beautiful mugs of Harry (Joe Pesci) and Marv (Daniel Stern)? Now that's a travesty only filthy animals would do! Thanks David! | ||||||||
| The Uunartoq Hot Springs in Greenland Posted: 02 Jan 2015 03:00 PM PST
You might not think of Greenland, most of which is covered by an ice cap, as an ideal place to warm up. But you might want to try the warm waters of Uunartoq, an island off the southwestern coast. There are three hot spring-fed pools on the island which reach temperatures of 100-140°F. Norse explorers discovered them at least a thousand years ago and put them to good use in that frozen territory. The US Geological Survey says that the springs are not of volcanic origin, but are most likely due to crust friction.
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| Pulled Pork Waffles Are A Must Have for the New Year Posted: 02 Jan 2015 02:00 PM PST Waffles are one of those perfect foods, but what could make them better? How about pulled pork and barbecue sauce? We're not just talking about a savory waffle with pulled pork inside (which would also be tasty), but a waffle made completely out of pulled pork. Instagram's the Vulgar Chef created this amazing monstrosity and even capped it off with bbq sauce, mac n' cheese, and, of course, bacon. He also made a similar creation with beef hash and a Spaghetti-os pizza that looks like vomit but probably tastes like heaven. Be warned though, as the name implies, there is a lot of foul language at the link. | ||||||||
| Posted: 02 Jan 2015 01:29 PM PST
When I was 7 years old, I developed a crush on a pretty blonde woman who didn't even exist: Elly May Clampett. She was a character on the sitcom The Beverly Hillbillies. Donna Douglas, the actress who played that role, passed away yesterday at the age of 82. Douglas was born and raised in Louisiana. She was a teenage beauty queen who left her home state (only to return, years later) for stardom. she was also a farmgirl whose rural skills helped land her a role on The Beverly Hillbillies. The Times-Picayne reports:
Douglas later retired to a home in Baton Rouge. She made occasional appearances that capitalized on her most famous role, often while wearing Elly May's characteristic pigtails and jeans. -via Popehat | ||||||||
| Posted: 02 Jan 2015 01:00 PM PST
-Columbus Dispatch Edward “Bruce” Merritt. Born April 3, 1951 in North Carolina. His older sisters regularly beat him up, put him in dresses, and then forced him to walk to the drugstore to buy their cigarettes. Bruce never met a stranger, and in many ways was stranger than most. He is survived by one daughter, two grandchildren, two ex-wives, unpaid taxes, and many loyal loving friends. -Dallas Morning News Chuck P. Dimmick passed away suddenly on April 18, 2009, while attending a NASCAR Race to watch his favorite driver, Jeff Gordon. Chuck was the Director of Marketing for the Lund Cadillac Group. We are sure he would still want all to know that 0.9% financing is still available on all new 2008 Hummer H2’s. -Arizona Republic Theodore Roosevelt Heller, 88, was discharged from the U.S. Army during WWII due to service-related injuries, and then forced his way back into the Illinois National Guard insisting no one tells him when to serve his country. In lieu of flowers, please send acerbic letters to Republicans. -Chicago Tribune Arthur (Fred) Clark, who had tired of reading obituaries noting others’ courageous battle with this or that disease, wanted it known that he lost his battle as a result of an automobile accident on June 18, 2006. During his life he excelled at mediocrity. He had lifelong love affairs with bacon, butter, cigars, and bourbon. His sons said of Fred, “He was often wrong, but never in doubt.” When his family was asked what they remembered about Fred, they fondly recalled how Fred never peed in the shower -on purpose. -Richmond Times Dispatch
-Akron Beacon Journal Louis J. Casimir Jr.bought the farm Thursday, Feb. 5, 2004, having lived more than twice as long as he had expected and probably three or four times as long as he deserved. Although he was born into an impecunious family, in a backward and benighted part of the country at the beginning of the Great Depression, he never in his life suffered any real hardships. For more than six decades, he smoked, drank, and ate lots of animal fat, but never had a serious illness or injury. His last wish was that everyone could be as lucky as he had been, even though his demise was probably iatrogenic. Lou was a daredevil: his last words were “Watch this!” -The Daily Item (Pa.) Jack Balmer. As this is my auto-obituary, I’d like to write it in my own fashion! I was born in Vancouver on All Saints Day 1931. Apart from practicing dentistry for 30 years, I have also at one time or another been fairly adept as a skier, private pilot, race car driver, vintner, mechanic, model builder, marine aquarist, carpenter, photographer, plumber, scuba diver, writer, boat builder, Olympic team member (coach for a bronze medal), and a Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary member. Since I’ve had a ball in life, with no regrets and nothing left still undone, and since our world seems to be quickly deteriorating, it’s a good time for me to cash in. Goodbye and good luck! -Vancouver Sun __________
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| The Bark Knight: Wood Carving of Batman Posted: 02 Jan 2015 12:01 PM PST Bark bark bark bark bark bark bark bark Batman! "To me, a chainsaw is just a 3-D pencil," said Thomas Earing of Maple Valley, Washington to KOMO News. "You start scratching in the details. You try to get shadows. It just starts revealing a surface just like a printer would print." And to prove that statement, the artist and wood carver has a large portfolio of carved pieces he has made over the last decade, including this beauty: The Bark Knight, a wooden carving sculpture of Batman. According to redditor ninefivezero, the wooden Batman sculpture is 7 feet tall and is made from silver maple. We are slightly disappointed that it wasn't made from spruce, because, yew know, then the Bark Knight's alder ego would be Spruce Wayne. Images above from Thomas Earing's Instagram - via ComicBook | ||||||||
| Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Batcake! Posted: 02 Jan 2015 12:00 PM PST
Read more and see another photo at Between the Pages. -Via i09 | ||||||||
| Busted Rider - This Ghost Isn't Afraid Posted: 02 Jan 2015 11:34 AM PST There was something strange in the neighborhood, something that rode on a skeletal motorcycle with flaming wheels, but he wasn't there to cause trouble. Despite his ghastly appearance he was a hero, and he had come in search of a spirit awakened and angry. The ghostly rider took to the city streets unaware there was a new force in town, armed with proton packs and a chip on their shoulder towards ghosts, and when the busters and that rider met the air began to crackle with an otherwordly energy... Take your geeky wardrobe to a whole new level of cool with this Busted Rider t-shirt by Dann Matthews, and don't be afraid to wear your love of comic books and classic movies on your chest! Visit Dann Matthews's Facebook fan page, official website, Tumblr and Twitter, then head on over to his NeatoShop for more frightfully good designs:
Are you a professional illustrator or T-shirt designer? Let's chat! Sell your designs on the NeatoShop and get featured in front of tons of potential new fans on Neatorama! | ||||||||
| Doctor: Cancer is the Best Way to Die. Stop Wasting Billions Trying to Cure It. Posted: 02 Jan 2015 11:34 AM PST
Being a doctor and a former editor of the British Medical Journal, Dr. Richard Smith is quite familiar with disease and death. And he has reached the conclusion that the best way to die is from cancer - and that's why society should "stop wasting billions trying to cure cancer." In a controversial blog post over at the BMJ, Dr. Smith explained that, besides suicide, assisted or otherwise, there are four types of death: sudden death; the long and slow death of dementia; death from organ failure, and death from cancer. When he asked people how they wanted to die, most chose sudden death. "That may be OK for you," Dr. Smith said, "but it may be very tough on those around you, particularly if you leave an important relationship wounded and unhealed. If you want to die suddenly, live every day as your last, making sure that all important relationships are in good shape, your affairs are in order, and instructions for your funeral neatly typed and in a top draw - or perhaps better on Facebook." The worse type of death, according to Dr. Smith, is the long and slow death from dementia. "You are slowly erased," but with the upside of "when death comes, it may be just a light kiss." Death from organ failure, such as from respiratory, cardiac, or kidney failure, usually means that you spend far too much of the last moments in your life in a hospital and in the hands of doctors, who may be tempted to "go on treating too long." So that leaves death from cancer, which according to Dr. Smith allows you to "say goodbye, reflect on your life, leave last messages, perhaps visit special places for a last time, listen to favourite pieces of music, read love poems, and prepare, according to your beliefs, to meet your maker or enjoy eternal oblivion." It's a romantic view of death, Dr. Smith acknowledges, but it's one that is achievable with "love, morphine, and whisky." Not every doctor, however, shares Dr. Smith's views. "Of course we are all going to die, but cancer takes far too many people far too young," said Cancer Research UK's chief clinician Peter Johnson said to The Telegraph. POLL: What do you think? What is the best way to die?
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| Donovan Clark's Amazing 3D Money Art Posted: 02 Jan 2015 11:00 AM PST A chestburster from Alien What makes Donovan Clark's alternations of money so impressive is that they appear to leap off the paper. After he works on a one dollar bill, George Washington is ready to burst out of your chest or leap into action into a three dimensional world. Sometimes he leaves them as tips. Wouldn't you like to have one? Lion-0 from ThunderCats Leatherface from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Chief Wiggum from The Simpsons Soundwave from The Transformers -via Nerd Approved | ||||||||
| Learn Psychiatry by Watching <i>Seinfeld</i> Posted: 02 Jan 2015 10:56 AM PST Studying the DSM-5 to study psychiatry is so out of date. The new hot thing is to learn about psychiatric disorders by watching Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer from Seinfeld. Yes, thatSeinfeld. In a teaching method dubbed "Psy-feld," psychiatry professor Anthony Tobia of Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School teaches third and fourth-year medical students about the various psychiatric disorders using characters from the 90s TV sitcom Seinfeld. "You have a very diverse group of personality traits that are maladaptive on the individual level," explained Tobia to NJ.com, "When you get these friends together the dynamic is such that it literally creates a plot: Jerry's obsessive compulsive traits combined with Kramer's schizoid traits, with Elaine's inability to forge meaningful relationships and with George being egocentric." Tobia has even created a database of all 180 episodes of Seinfeld to catalogue nearly all characters in the series and their psychiatric ailments (for example, he diagnosed how five of Elaine's boyfriends throughout the years show symptoms of various delusional disorders). Learning psychiatry by watching Seinfeld may not be such a crazy idea: in a recent paper, Tobia described how students who participated in Psy-feld found that the exercise to be "enjoyable and [preferable] to the more traditional forms of teaching such as large group lectures." Now isn't that something for a show about nothing? | ||||||||
| Posted: 02 Jan 2015 10:00 AM PST The last time we encountered a TARDIS Murphy bed, four years ago, many of you expressed interest in owning it. Stubbs, the blogger at The Stubby Thumb, wanted a Murphy bed but was aghast at the prices. However, there are kits available, so she figured if she were going to build her own bed anyway, she may as well make it a TARDIS.
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| Posted: 02 Jan 2015 09:00 AM PST YouTube user Lewis Knights of Norwich, England brought a GoPro camera along on his visit to Skyline Queenstown Luge while in Queenstown, New Zealand. The footage makes for an exciting first-person view of the rapid twists and turns of the track. Looks like fun, Lewis! -Via Laughing Squid | ||||||||
| 40 Awesome T-Shirts Featuring Anime Inspired Artwork Posted: 02 Jan 2015 08:00 AM PST Anime is the cartoon sensation that originated in Japan but has since taken the pop culture world by storm. Beloved by animation fans of all ages, the characters found in anime series and features are a part of our geeky lives that we don't want to be without, and thanks to the amazing t-shirts found in the NeatoShop you never have to be apart from your favorite anime characters1 Here's a collection of t-shirts featuring anime inspired artwork by some of the world's top independent artists: For many anime fans the craze began when a kid with psychic powers exploded with energy: The Psychic King by CJ Boucher Media Back when characters knew how to use their fists 8-Bit of the North Star by BazNet And there weren't quite so many pocket monsterst lurking around Super Bulba Bros. by Moysche Designs Animated features have always ruled the world of anime, especially those made by one beloved studio Classic anime was full of characters who walked the line between darkness and light Dracula's Dunpeal by Captain Sunshine And cute little characters who would grow up to be big, strong and super saiyan! Son Goku Dragon Ball by berserk7 Giant mechs are always a popular part of anime, because who doesn't love a giant, butt kicking robot? Sometimes the translation to English seems to be off, but that's just because the Japanese have an extremely irreverent sense of humor All Hail Mr. Satan by Thom2Maro Some anime characters simply ooze style and sophistication While others seem content to keep it rude and crude Fans love anime characters so much they tattoo their body with their favorite Japanese animation superstars Being an anime fan isn't just a hobby or a fetish, it's a lifestyle And everybody knows only the coolest kids in town watch anime! Gettin' Jiggly With It by PolySciGuy Some shows make folks grumpy, because they don't get the appeal While others are simply too complex for casual viewers But any true fan of anime will stick it out, watching it all in turn so they can join the army of anime fans found around the world Because that's how fans of anime get their kicks- by watching kickass cartoon shows! The Lee Bros. by Rodrigo Marckezini And you know cartoon shows don't come much cooler, or jazzier, than those found in the world of anime There's something for everyone, from those with decidedly dark tastes Those creepy fans of all things horrific Riuk and Light (White) by Hope2198 To the lover of frenetic martial arts action, and those who love it when their favorite samurai sports an afro Moon of Revenge by Daniel Sotomayor The sci-fi shows are worth a billion double dollars Trigun Fiction by Coinbox Tees And are often created to appeal to intelligent adults Because those who have good taste in adult animation should be rewarded with delicious storylines SHINGEKI NO HIBACHI by Poofette But if you're looking for something a bit cuter and softer around the edges anime has something for you too Although we still suggest taking a look at Akira- the film that started an anime revolution And don't forget to add some Bebop to your series queue space cowboy! Jamming with Edward by Adho1982 Fans often grow up alongside their favorite anime characters Naruto 15 Years Of History by Hope2198 And tend to be devoted to their favorite series for life And even when you're grown up and done catching them all you can still appreciate the impact that anime show had on your life Who knew watching cartoons could make you a mighty cool person? Anime fans, that's who! Strong Arm Alchemist Combat Academy by Eman! And the alchemy between a fan and their favorite show was simply meant to be One Is All, All Is One by adho1982 And the timeless nature of anime means it will never grow old, or become outdated, in your heart Especially when the characters have become like family to you Ghibli's Angels by Chip Skelton With your bratty older sister out acting like a wild woman Your cute little brother always looking for a snack Ponyo's Ham Shack by Amanda Flagg And that friendly neighbor next door always ready to lend you a hand, or a hug Watching anime can prepare you for all the creeps that are out there too Myazaki's Monsters by Chip Skelton And you know your favorite characters will always have your back! The Forest Keepers by fanfreak Lovers of all things anime- you've gotta check out the NeatoShop, where you'll find hundreds of designs inspired by anime and all things pop culture. You're bound to find a t-shirt, or hoodie, that features your favorite characters like you've never seen them before! These are t-shirts designed by fans who just so happen to be some of the very best independent artists and designers from around the world, and each sale in the NeatoShop benefits Neatorama and many very talented artists, so show your love of all things anime and grab a t-shirt today! | ||||||||
| Posted: 02 Jan 2015 07:00 AM PST Wednesday, while people were attending a Rose Bowl fan festival outside the stadium in Pasadena the day before the game, strange wind conditions kicked up a “dust devil,” a small vortex that lifted tents and inflatables and tossed them around. Gary Knudson recorded the incident on video. You can see a Chick-fil-A cow fleeing the vortex, because you know what tornadoes can do to cows. 
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| The Greatest Captains in Pop Culture Posted: 02 Jan 2015 06:00 AM PST For the optimal captaincy experience, add Captain Morgan to your Cap'N Crunch. Your ship won't go anywhere, but you'll have quite a trip. As for Captain Boomerang . . . I've never been impressed or intimidated by him. He always talks a bigger game than he can dish out. |
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