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10 Weirdest Necks

Posted by Cha Cha Brown On January - 2 - 2012


Published on Today 1/2/2012
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NFL’s Paul Posluszny, linebacker, Jacksonville Jaguars
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Ethnic neck.
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Weird neck mugshot.
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Tattooed neck.


Celebrity weird neck: Victoria Beckham
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Fat neck
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Pierced neck.
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NFL’s Roman Harper has a neck wider than his head.
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Really long and thin neck
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No neck

Invisible Neck
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Melinda Doolittle from American Idol.
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Thousands More Dead In Continuing Iraq Victory

Posted by Cha Cha Brown On January - 2 - 2012

Statistics released by the Department Of Defense estimated that 2,937 U.S. troops and over 100,000 Iraqi civilians have died in the ongoing American military victory in Iraq.

General George Casey, Jr. lauds “another plainly measurable step” in America’s victory.

“Victory deaths are at a higher level than we had anticipated, yes,” Gen. George Casey, Jr. said at a press conference shortly after the figures were released. “But one of the crucial lessons of our Vietnam experience is that a victory, in order to remain victorious, can’t be abandoned halfway through, or in the case of Iraq, one-eighth of the way through.”

“And significantly more troops may be required if we are to continue to enjoy that victory, especially if this turns into an all-out civil war,” Casey added, stressing that it was still too early to deem the victory a “quagmire.”

Debate continues over whether U.S. troops should be withdrawn from the Iraqi theater of victory. While some in Congress argue that a withdrawal would force Iraqi leadership to enforce the victory on their own, many military experts say that Iraqi troops remain insufficiently trained and unprepared to handle the daily perils of victory.

President Bush has consistently warned that if we hand over victory to local forces right away, there’s a risk that victory may worsen, as Iraqis won’t be able to contend with the guerrilla attacks and improvised explosive devices that claim the lives of dozens of the victorious every day.

“We’re paying dearly in the form of American lives,” Bush said, “but, plainly speaking, that’s just victory for you.”

Casey’s remarks came nearly two weeks after some 200 Iraqi Shi’ites died in a series of car bombs in Baghdad’s Sadr City, the largest single victory-related death toll since the U.S. won the Iraq War in 2003.

In an address to the nation Dec. 10, President Bush predicted that, if efforts continue as they have in Iraq, “This could become America’s longest victory ever,” Bush said.

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The 17 Most Disappointing Moments of the Next 12 Months

Posted by KrazyMan Knievel On January - 1 - 2012

Whether politics or apocalypse, 2012 is like the Miami Heat of new years. It began announcing itself well before it was appropriate, telling us that it would be the most important twelve months since we started tagging them with numbers. We asked you to show us all the different flavors of disappointment we’ll be experiencing in our pre-ordained last year on earth. The winner is below, but first the runners up …

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25 Problems Great Characters Would Face in the Real World

Posted by KrazyMan Knievel On December - 31 - 2011

Transporting fictional characters into the realities of the modern world always seems like a good idea. But as Friday the 13th VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan and Star Trek IV: Spock Saves … Whales or Something? demonstrate, it rarely goes according to plan. We asked you to show us fictional characters who might have a hard time adjusting to the real world. The winner is below, but first the runners up …

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12 ODDEEst Stories of 2011

Posted by Cha Cha Brown On December - 31 - 2011


Published on Today 12/31/2011
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– by Gracie Murano

JANUARY: 3500 brave people rode the subway half naked to celebrate “No Pants Subway Ride” in New York

JANUARY: 3500 brave people rode the subway half naked to celebrate
Thousands of people dropped their trousers in the New York City subway, baring their bods to their briefs with bitter temperatures upstairs.

At 3 p.m. Sunday, participating New Yorkers stripped down to their festive underwear to kick off the 10th annual “No Pants Subway Ride”, tucked their pants away into their bags and rode on as usual as unsuspecting passengers gawked away.

The party, organized by the New York-based group Improv Everywhere, only took place from the waist down — pantsless transit riders kept their top halves fully clothed, donning scarves and gloves as the temperature hovered around a far-from-balmy 30 degrees. According to organizers, at least 3,500 people participated in New York, eventually converging on the city’s Union Square to celebrate.
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FEBRUARY: The man who got a tattoo on his penis to win a car

FEBRUARY: The man who got a tattoo on his penis to win a car
A German man didn’t have to hand over a dime for a new car, but he did have to pay in ink.

Andreas Mueller won a silver Mini Cooper by pulling off the craziest stunt during a radio show contest by getting a tattoo of the word ‘MINI’ on his penis. Radio listeners heard Muller shriek as he received the tatty on his man part while a female host watched. “Once I’m sitting in the car, it won’t matter anymore,” said Mueller, 39.
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MARCH: The sex book filled with 200 blank pages that outsold Harry Potter

MARCH: The sex book filled with 200 blank pages that outsold Harry Potter
An empty book entitled ‘What Every Man Thinks About Apart From Sex’ has soared up the bestseller charts. Outselling the likes of ‘Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix’ by JK Rowling and ‘The Da Vinci Code’ by Dan Brown, ‘Professor’ Sheridan Simove’s publication moved 134,256 places up Amazon’s bestseller list to reach number 744. The book claims to reveal the mysterious workings of the male mind, providing a probing insight into what, other than sex, occupies their thoughts, and was recently featured on the ITV1 show ‘Lorraine’, with Lorraine Kelly. However, each of the 200 pages are completely blank. It seems the £4.69 journal has become a craze on campuses up and down the country, with students using the blank pages to take notes in lectures.

The book’s ‘author’ said of the sales, ‘When the book was published I never imagined in my wildest dreams that I would outsell Harry Potter.’ Prof Simove went on to reveal that the subject matter tackled in the book was thoroughly researched. ‘After many years of hard work I finally realized that men think of absolutely nothing apart from sex,’ he added.
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APRIL: The woman so obsessed with pink that she decorated her entire house as a shrine to the colour

APRIL: The woman so obsessed with pink that she decorated her entire house as a shrine to the colour
A young mother is so obsessed with pink that she has turned her home into a shrine to the color. Wanda Matthews, 20, has loved pink from a young age, and, as soon as she moved into her own place, she set about transforming it. Her bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom and children’s playroom are a candy-coloured testament to her passion for pink, with everything from the carpets, wallpaper, furniture and bedding in varying shades of the rosy hue.

The mother of two, from Bolton, wears something pink every day from her pink wardrobe, and her kitchen even has a pink kettle, toaster, pots, and pans. She only buys pink cleaning products, listens to a pink iPod and makes calls on her pink mobile. Her young daughters have happily fit in with the colour scheme, wearing pink clothes and playing with pink toys.
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MAY: The man who was arrested for underage drinking six hours before turning 21

MAY: The man who was arrested for underage drinking six hours before turning 21
There’s bad luck, and then there are times when fate’s just being damn cruel. This is the latter scenario. Jesse Robinson was booked on May 21, 2011 for underage consumption. The thing is, he was born on May 22, 1990. That’s right, Springboro police arrested him at about 6:30 p.m., less than six hours before he turned 21, the legal drinking age.
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JUNE: The 3-yr-old toddler who escaped an 8-floor fall by getting stuck in the air conditioning unit

JUNE: The 3-yr-old toddler who escaped an 8-floor fall by getting stuck in the air conditioning unit
A lucky three-year-old boy had a miraculous escape after he fell from an eighth floor balcony and became trapped in the building’s air-conditioning unit. The toddler, who has not been named, had been left home alone in the apartment in Beijing, China, before he fell. Neighbours, who heard him screaming in terror, called the police for help. But when they noticed he was starting to slip they decided to take the matter into their own hands. Two grocery shop workers, Mr Wang and Mr Zhou, leapt into action climbing out of the window and grabbing the boy’s arm in the nick of time.

A passing witness, a Mr Miao, said he suddenly heard screaming and when he looked up he saw ‘a kid was stuck behind an air conditioner while his legs were dangling in the air.’ Mr Miao added, ‘Then several men appeared at the balcony on the 7th floor. One of them climbed over and caught the boy’s wrist’.
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JULY: The man who got stuck in manhole while trying to get his mobile phone back

JULY: The man who got stuck in manhole while trying to get his mobile phone back
Walking to a friend’s house, Jared Medeiros was set upon by a group of men who left him battered and bruised. And, adding insult to injury, his mobile was then chucked through a manhole cover by the attackers. But the 21-year-old refused to accept that the phone was gone and decided it would be a good idea to stick his head down the drain to retrieve it and call the police.

Bad idea. He became stuck fast – and the alarm was raised only after he had been in there screaming for about 40 minutes. ‘I was concerned but I was also laughing – it was funny!’ said Brianna Mooney, 16, who raised the alarm. Mr Medeiros was freed by firefighters, who spent hours trying to pull him out. He said he had been beaten and kicked by four men.

Photos of his predicament were made public by police in Ceres, California. ‘I don’t understand why they would sit and take pictures,’ said Mr Medeiros. ‘That kind of p****s me off.’
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AUGUST: The woman who got stuck with her car in fresh wet cement and didn’t want to leave so she wouldn’t ruin her shoes

AUGUST: The woman who got stuck with her car in fresh wet cement and didn't want to leave so she wouldn't ruin her shoes
A female lawyer got into a sticky situation when she attempted a U-turn and drove straight onto a bed of freshly laid wet cement in Houston, Texas. Road workers stationed in the city couldn’t believe their eyes as the driver totally ignored the bright orange markers and planted all four wheels of her £70,000 luxury Lexus square on the concrete.

Three users of the website ‘Reddit’ were on hand to take pictures and within a few hours a social media storm of laughter had been created. One user, changitochulito, who witnessed the incident from an office block said the cement was barely five minutes old before it claimed its first set of wheels. Police were eventually called in to rescue the woman, but it’s understood she decided to stay in her car so as not to ruin her shoes.
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SEPTEMBER: The woman who was left ‘uniboob ‘after bad plastic surgery and then became a model

SEPTEMBER: The woman who was left ‘uniboob ‘after bad plastic surgery and then became a model
A 40-year-old woman went public with her ‘botched’ breast enhancement operation in a bid to warn other women about the dangers of using unqualified plastic surgeons. Dinora Rodriguez, from Los Angeles, California, was left with a ‘uniboob’ after her breasts were conjoined by skin. She also had a nip-tuck operation on her eyelids that has meant she is now unable to close them.

Mrs Rodriguez is now featured in a new advertising campaign being mounted by the American Board of Plastic Surgery in an attempt to warn people about the dangers of using unqualified surgeons. The ASPS want to warn people considering surgery to be on their guard against what they call ‘white coat deception’. The advert featuring Mrs Rodriguez was unveiled at the annual conference of the ABPS in Denver, Colorado.
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OCTOBER: The couple who got married on Octber 31st with a Halloween-themed wedding

OCTOBER: The couple who got married on Octber 31st with a Halloween-themed wedding
Newlyweds Steve and Karen Vailes got into the spirit of Halloween when they had a spooky wedding at a Bristol Register Office, with everyone coming dressed as a ghoulish character. The couple were both dressed as skeletons, with the bride, Karen, wearing a black outfit instead of the usual white wedding dress. The guests were also convinced to come as creatures of the night, with some dressing as witches and others donning vampire costumes. The groom, Steve, admitted he was a bit hesitant at first but loved it once he got into the swing of things.
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NOVEMBER: The baby who was born at 1:11 on 11.11.2011

NOVEMBER: The baby who was born at 1:11 on 11.11.2011
Jacob Anthony Saydeh won’t have any trouble remembering precisely when he was born. Virtua Memorial hospital in Mount Holly, N.J. says Jacob entered the world at 11:11 a.m. on Friday — 11-11-11.

And to make the Veterans Day birth even more remarkable, the boy’s mother is an Air Force veteran and his father currently serves in the Air Force. It’s the second child for Staff Sgt. Christopher Saydeh and his wife, Danielle. They live at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, where he is a member of the Air Force security forces. They are a third-generation military family.

Jacob weighed 8 pounds, 13 ounces.
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DECEMBER: The couple who set the record for world’s largest Christmas light decoration

DECEMBER: The couple who set the record for world's largest Christmas light decoration
The Christmas lights world record was smashed by an Australian couple. David and Janean Richards have an incredible 331,038 fairy lights covering their property – smashing the previous world record. David Richards, a barrister and father of three, has been working for the past four years to bring together all the decorations. The illuminations have helped raise money for the charity SIDS and Kids – an organisation Mr Richards said helped his family during tough times in 2002.

Although their entry into the Guinness World Records and the money raised for charity have obviously gone well with the Richards, the household doesn’t plan to do the same thing next year. The couple will be passing the lights on, as a way of encouraging the new owners to raise money for charity.
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All Hail The Dragonborn!
by Keri on Today 12/31/2011
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By Susan Winger, President,



Contrary to what he would have you believe, President Bush’s plans to invade Iraq have nothing to do with such high-minded goals as liberating the Iraqi people or saving the world from terrorism. His “principled” stand is actually just a thinly veiled attempt to gain control of the oil-rich Middle East at the cost of human lives. It is time for the people of the United States to rise up and say, “No blood for oil!”

Bush talks about freedom, but what kind? The freedom to drive gas-guzzling SUVs without worrying about the price of gas going above $2 a gallon? If we go to war, innocent lives will be lost to satisfy Generalissimo Bush’s insatiable gaslust and line the bulging pockets of the corporate and oil interests that put him in office.

We’ve got to stand up and make our voices heard. This war is not what most Americans want. What’s more, Bush is acting against not only the will of a majority of Americans, but also the will of the world. France and Germany have demanded to see more evidence of Iraq’s attempts to conceal weapons of mass destruction, yet Bush continues to ram his warmongering agenda down everyone’s throats, all for his precious black gold.

The president claims that Iraq is “a danger to the world,” but it is the U.S. that represents the real danger. We are the ones who act like bullies, intimidating those who don’t go along with our imperialist agenda with threats of invasion and worse. Unlike some countries I could name, Iraq never dropped an atomic bomb on anybody. The bottom line is, Bush has no right to wage a “preemptive” war against Iraq.

The White House continues to beat the war drum, frightening the American public into believing this war is necessary for the safety of the world. Bush is trying to scare up support for an invasion under the pretense that Saddam intends to unleash chemical, biological, or nuclear warfare on his enemies, but there is no real evidence that these are his plans. There is real evidence, on the other hand, that President Bush was put in office by Big Oil and would do anything to avoid having to develop responsible, earth-friendly alternative energy sources.

Most offensive of all, the tragic events of Sept. 11 are being manipulated by Bush to further his agenda. Under the guise of the “war on terrorism,” Bush has declared that members of his “Axis of Evil” are a threat and subject to military attacks. Is it coincidence that the one Axis of Evil nation Bush has singled out for attack also holds the greatest opportunity for profit? I think not.

Let the U.N. inspections work. No blood for oil!

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10 Real Survival Guides for One Very Fake Apocalypse

Posted by KrazyMan Knievel On December - 30 - 2011

As we move into 2012, the final year of human existence, I wanted to take a look back on the last great apocalypse– Y2K. We’ve rebuilt society since the Millennium Bug destroyed everything we knew, but for what? So our souls look better as they’re being pulled from the gnarled teeth of Ah Pukuh in twelve months? That’s ridiculous. Luckily, ridiculous is my specialty, and I’ve kept all my helpful guidebooks from the Year 2000 to help us defeat ancient Mayan bookkeepers together.

You probably think it’s crazy to have so many books and VHS tapes about the end of the world 12 years after it didn’t happen, but hey, dick, would a crazy person have an end-of-the-world survival kit sitting in his living room that looked like this?


#10. Y2K Family Survival Guide Hosted by Leonard Nimoy

If you want level-headed advice about preparing for a global crisis, who better to turn to than a nude photographer who played a space creature on TV? As you can imagine, the producers had no idea how to approach a problem as big as the end of the world. As a survival tool, this tape ranks somewhere between a seal costume and a shark pheremone suppository.

It starts with Leonard Nimoy scolding the ancient Atlanteans for their hubris. This is to create a context for what comes next: this is all your fault, mankind. Your lazy dependence on transistors is what caused all this in the first place. And it never makes sense from there. For 48 minutes, random and irrelevant information is dropped onto the viewer like grave dirt. And while I was sitting there learning the history of binary language and the moral implications of, I’m serious, death ray technology, the only thing I could think about was what led Leonard Nimoy to do this project.

Steve: I don’t think people will take this VHS tape seriously if we just have an Earthling hosting it.

Dinonaut 800X: Why you looking at me? I didn’t come all this way to host an instructional video on going extinct.

Steve: Fine. I’ll make some calls.

Dinonaut 800X: Even with a gaping penis wound, subcreature?

Steve: W-what?

Dinonaut 800X: Initiating space plan alpha!!! KROMPP!!

#9. The Christian’s Y2K Preparedness Handbook by Dan and Tammy Kihlstadius

When one buys a book for Christians by an author named Kihlstadius, one expects a few tips on how to kill arena lions with nothing but the bones of the weaker Christians. Instead, this is an apology letter written by a coin dealer to 1999 readers for wasting their time. It knew nothing at all was going to happen, but here’s the strange thing: it took 299 pages to explain that. I don’t know about you, but I’ve read enough government reports on weather balloon crashes to know that 299 pages of “Nothing here is weird!” is a sure sign you’ve got your fingers in an alien body. What did God tell you about Y2K, Kihlstadius? What are you hiding!?

#8. A.D. 2000: The End? by Dr. Jack Van Impe

Televangelist Dr. Jack Van Impe was way ahead of everyone when he made this video in 1990, and it has nothing to do with computers. Jack simply knew the world was about to end based on subtle clues laid out by his God. For example, AIDS. Crop circles. I’m sorry, is your mind not blown yet? Well, we’ll see who’s laughing in the year 2000 when his people are playing sky polo and we’re all haggling with a pit demon over the price of ground baby.

#7. WHAT WILL BECOME OF US? – Countdown to Y2K by Julian Gregori

As he states several times in his book, computer expert Julian Gregori hates the cynical, doomsaying nature of all his rival Y2K guides. That’s why he’s created a calm and reasonable guidebook to survive what may turn out to be only twice as bad as the worst cataclysm Earth has ever faced. Keeping that anti-alarmist spirit in mind, WHAT WILL BECOME OF US? devotes 5 of its 239 pages to the emotional issues you’ll face after killing bandits in order to protect your family. I’m very excited to make this clear to you: I’m not kidding. No one has ever been so certain his or her reader was going to die since this author:

#6. Y2K for Women by Karen S. Anderson

In the male-dominated field of all civilization ending, women are often overlooked. After all, it’s their feelings and ovaries that confused the machines so much in the first place. This book catered to the forgotten demographic of lady maniacs. It helped them understand how terrified they should be about the Y2K bug. Irrationally? Double that? For example, when the clocks roll around on 1/1/00, every firmware chip controlling gorilla cages will malfunction simultaneously. Do you know how to menstruate without them smelling you? Trick question, ladies. We freed the gorillas weeks ago.

In all seriousness, Y2K for Women does have some cute tips on how to purify water or start a vegetable garden in the ruins of a metropolis. Let’s not play games, though. It’s a known fact that no matter how big a gang of wasteland marauders becomes, there is only ever room for one female member. If the apocalypse shows up and you’re not already throwing nets at the other women from a dirt bike, the best you can hope for is slave dancer or gorilla bait.

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The 10 Most Common Awkward Moments on Elevators

Posted by KrazyMan Knievel On December - 29 - 2011

10 Weirdest Remote Controls

Posted by Cha Cha Brown On December - 29 - 2011


Published on Today 12/29/2011
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Pillow Remote Control

Pillow Remote Control
Well, this is just a weird combination of items; it’s a sofa pillow that works as a remote control. The Pillow Remote Control ($39.99) is a full-featured universal remote that works with over 500 different components.
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Gel Remote Control

Gel Remote Control
This conceptual gel remote from Panasonic lays limp when not in use, pulsating with a soft light. But when its sensors detect a hand coming, it stiffens, ready for action!
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Magic Wand Remote Control

 Magic Wand Remote Control
Imagine walking into the room where your children and their Muggle friends are watching TV, you whipping out a magic wand from under your jacket and changing the channel in a flash. Why not add a magic spell into the equation to really impress them! An ideal Birthday, Housewarming or Christmas gift for any Harry Potter fan, the Wand Remote Control ($89.99) will have friends and family spellbound as you zap to Eastenders with a flick of the wrist.
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Largest Remote Control

Largest Remote Control
Go big or go home! That seems to be the theme here; you are looking at a Huge Media Center Remote Control. If your eyesight or manual dexterity are not what they used to be, this may just be the thing for you. If you are interested in making your very own, the source code has also been made available.

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Eco-friendly Remote Control

Eco-friendly Remote Control
Sony has challenged Industrial Design students from China to design an eco-friendly device. One of the participants from Dong Hwa University came up with this unique creation called the Sony Conductor TV Remote. It’s a wand-shape kind of remote that needs to be swayed side-to-side to power it on, and the green LED light fires up to indicate its power level. To start navigating, one can wave the conductor left and right to change your TV set’s volume, up and down to change channels, and in a circular motion to switch your TV set on or off. The presence of the kinetic energy in this remote makes it the most efficient remote control in the market today.
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Remote Control Wristwatch

Remote Control Wristwatch
This is the wristwatch that ensures its wearer always has a television remote control at hand. Simply entering the three-digit code of the device(s) you wish to manage lets you maintain mastery over virtually any home entertainment component. By giving its wearer convenient, constant control, the watch helps squelch anxiety and the sense of loss when a traditional remote goes missing or falls into the wrong hands.
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Gesture Remote Control

Gesture Remote Control
The gesture remote is a new approach to the TV remote control by lunar design. The button-less device was designed by Lunar Europe with Ident Technology and Zinosign. To operate the remote, users hold it in their hand and gesture with their fingers, much like on a touchscreen phone. Each function has a gesture associated with it rather than a specific button.

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i-Got-Control

i-Got-Control
The iPhone just took over your living room (if it hadn’t already) with i-Got-Control, an app and IR transmitter combination that allows your iPhone to replace virtually any remote control. Just snap on the infrared adapter, download the application and then use the existing codes to program the phone to control all of your AV components.
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Brain Wave Remote Control

Brain Wave Remote Control
The remote control revolutionized the way we watch television, doing away with the need for frequent trips to the set in order to change channels. One prototype in Haier’s portfolio makes the whole remote thing look like a backbreaking chore by comparison. The Brain Wave (definitely not the final product name) television prototype, showcased at IFA, brings mind control into the picture, promising users a future where channels can be changed and volume controlled with mere thought.
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TV Remote and Bottle Opener

 TV Remote and Bottle Opener
Multiply the power of your remote control – Open your beer without losing control of the TV. TV Remote and Bottle Opener ($24.99) is a universal TV remote that doubles as a bottle opener. Enjoy all your favorite sports games while never having to get up and open your beer!
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Infographic: $87 Billion For Iraq

Posted by Cha Cha Brown On December - 29 - 2011

$87 Billion For Iraq

The White House has requested $87 billion to help rebuild Iraq. How would the money be used?

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The Unedited Truth About Two of the Founding Fathers

Posted by KrazyMan Knievel On December - 28 - 2011

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Where Aren€™t They Now? 11 Overlooked Deaths of 2011

Posted by KrazyMan Knievel On December - 27 - 2011

Sure, when you’re an Amy Winehouse, a Steve Jobs or an Osama bin Laden, the world is going to grind to a halt and have a tweetgasm at the news of your passing. But when you’re a “guy who played that one kid on Barney Miller,” good luck getting anyone to notice that you kicked the bucket.

So each year Cracked takes time to remember the slightly less famous people who maybe didn’t revolutionize the PC and music industries, but who still left an interesting little mark on the culture. These are the most overlooked deaths of 2011.

#11. Feb. 4 — One Fast Pussycat

Who?

Tura Satana, buxom B-movie actress; lifelong badass.

How?

Heart failure.

The Legacy:

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No, wait, there’s more!

After reading Tura Satana’s biography, we got the sneaking suspicion that Quentin Tarantino read it, too … and based every single one of his movies off it. Assuming Satana’s version of her life is true, and who are we to say it’s not, someone has really missed the boat in not turning her story into a gritty graphic novel.

Here’s the quick version: When Tura Satana, daughter of a Japanese/Filipino silent movie actor dad and Cheyenne/Scots-Irish circus performer mom, was a kid, she developed early boob-wise. Way early. And she was teased, harassed and eventually assaulted because of her body. Which was why she learned aikido and karate and tracked down each of her assailants to exact her beautiful revenge. We told you she was a Tarantino movie come to life.

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“Katanas are for wusses.”

After a turn as a child bride, then the leader of a girl gang, Satana took up exotic dancing and nudie posing. She eventually landed in the uber-violent Faster, Pussycat! Kill, Kill! and the wet dreams of bad boys everywhere. And as if her martial arts training, humongous chest and titular role in one of the most exploitative movies of the ’60s wasn’t enough to cement a spectacular life, Satana said she not only dated Elvis Presley, but turned down his marriage proposal. And she went on to become a nurse and a police dispatcher later, but only after getting shot by an ex-lover.

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So the movie was actually the boring part of her life.

Why haven’t we seen a biopic yet?

#10. March 19 — Knut the Polar Bear

Who?

Knut: German polar bear superstar, cutie pie.

How?

Drowning? No one is exactly sure. The way of the polar bear is mysterious.

The Legacy:

Knut (rhymes with “ka-kute”) was a world-famous polar bear, raised in captivity at the Berlin Zoo. The Germans went “knuts” for Knut, in that special, fanatical way that only Germans can. Part of Knut’s appeal was his story — his mother rejected him, his caretaker fawned over him like a mother hen/crazy person and, good lord, just look at the little thing:

It was no wonder Knut spawned a mass media phenomenon known as “Knutmania” — toys, books, DVDs, the whole shebang. He was even solely responsible for a 5 million Euro increase in the zoo’s profits. Hey, you know what they say about German zoos, don’t you? That they’re not in the Arctic Circle. Not even close. Which is one reason why animal activists were not happy with Knut’s captivity. He was constantly surrounded by people (over 600 watched him have a seizure before he fell into the pool and died), and he was enclosed with not one, not two, but three aggressive lady bears who chased, bit and bullied him for fun.

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“I AM AN EAT-BEAR! RAWR!”

And since Knut died about 20 years earlier than most polar bears, the activists are probably right for once. Here’s something they’re also right about: Having Knut stuffed and mounted for display at the Berlin Museum is just about as humiliating as ending your life as bully fodder for lady polar bears.

Poor Knut.

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Pour a frozen 40 of Coke out for our homie.

#9. April 12 — The Greatest Man Who Ever Lived

Who?

Pierre Jean “Buster” Martin, Britain’s oldest man; possibly greatest liar.

How?

Old age; lie attack.

The Legacy:

Does this look like a 104-year-old man?

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And wait, that’s not heroin!

No? He said he was. Buster Martin said a lot of things. Like that he got his nickname “Buster” from hitting a priest on the nose at age 3, and that he fought off a gang of muggers at age 100, and that he was the oldest British man to ever complete a marathon. And in case you’re doing a little background research for a thesis or something, none of those claims could be independently verified. Not even the stuff about his age or his marital status or the existence of his supposed 17 children, let alone whether he really fought off muggers or just fell down drunk and wanted some attention.

But that’s why we loved him. For all we know, Buster didn’t die at all. He just lied his way into Buckingham Palace and is posing as a shaggy Prince Philip as we speak.

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Gah! No, stop, we take it back!

#8. April 20 — The Inventor of Passionless Acting

Via Wikipedia

Who?

Hubert Schlafly, co-inventor of the teleprompter.

How?

Being 91.

The Legacy:

The next time a newscaster seems to be staring right at you with her cold, dead eyes flicking subtly from left to right, thank Hubert Schlafly, because he co-invented what she’s reading off of. The device was originally called the TelePrompTer. (“The second T was capitalized for TERRIFIC!”)

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“I stole these badboys. Suck it. You suck my Emmys.”

In the late 1940s, a Broadway actor, Fred Barton, complained that he couldn’t remember his lines. Schlafly was working as director of television research at Fox, and the task to “fix Barton’s stupidity” fell on him. The first teleprompter looked like something out of The Flintstones: Schlafly installed a motorized scroll of paper inside half a suitcase. Actors’ lines were printed on the paper in half-inch letters, and the suitcase was set up next to studio cameras. The scrolling speed was controlled manually by a stagehand.

And when you think about it, the hilariously named Schlafly probably had the biggest influence out of anyone else on this list. Because his invention came even before television was a household thing, so everyone who came after benefited from it; talk show hosts, soap opera actors, Saturday Night Live times infinity. Politics would look completely different without it. So … uh … thanks?

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“Because (CENSORED) all of you. That’s why.”

#7. May 3 — Superman’s Boss

Who?

Jackie Cooper; Little Rascal; youngest Academy Award nominee.

How?

Natural causes; aged 88; Lex Luthor?

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“Please. I died because I just hadn’t tried it yet.”

The Legacy:

In 1931, 9-year-old Jackie Cooper became the youngest person ever nominated for an Academy Award. No one was all that impressed, since the Academy Awards were only a few days old and other 9-year-olds were hopping trains and sharecropping cotton to feed their families, but then Cooper went and held the record for almost 50 years. It took that shaggy-headed kid from Kramer vs. Kramer to break the Cooper record, and even that kid only went on to claim the part of Molly Ringwald’s fat little brother in Sixteen Candles, so we’re thinking that nomination was a fluke. Couple Cooper’s early success with the fact that he got to boss the best version of Superman around as Perry White of the Daily Planet and you’ve got yourself a bona fide American hero.

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“You have three seconds to remove your hand before everyone starts calling you ‘Lefty’.”

Now, here’s a fun story about Cooper. His autobiography was called Please Don’t Shoot My Dog, not because he wanted to keep his dog off camera, but because that Oscar-nominated performance was rendered after his director/uncle threatened to SHOOT HIS REAL LIFE DOG if he didn’t cry on camera. And that, kids, is how you get an Academy Award nomination.

#6. June 6 — Outlaw Sheep

Who?

Shrek, the Hippie Sheep.

How?

Put down after advice of a veterinary surgeon, aka “The Man.”

The Legacy:

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Don’t pretend you don’t want to squeeze that ’til it baahs.

As any shepherd can tell you, one of the perils of owning sheep is crippling loneliness and presumed sexual frustration. Another is shearing them every year, not just for their precious, beautiful wool, but for their own comfort. It’s not like they can stop in at the barbershop themselves, no matter what you’ve heard otherwise, and wool is heavy and carries filth.

So shearing sheep is a necessity of life. But like some kind of weird scissor-phobic wool hippie, Shrek the New Zealand sheep wasn’t playing by no sheep shearer’s rules, man. When shearing time came around, he hid in caves, every year, for six years. When the wool cutter finally caught up with him, this was what he looked like:

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If “fluff” could make a sound, Shrek would be deafening.

Can you even?

Sixty pounds of wool. That’s how much weight the poor thing was carrying around before he was found in 2004. It’s like carrying around a child for warmth, all the time.

So that was how Shrek got famous, but not how he died. He died when his vet recommended the 16-year-old firebrand be put down, the sheep who successfully fought the system for longer than most of us will ever manage.

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NOOOOOOOOO!

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Iraqis Arming Selves For Independence

Posted by Cha Cha Brown On December - 27 - 2011

BAGHDAD—With little more than two months remaining until the American-led occupation force hands sovereignty to an interim government, Iraqi citizens are joyfully arming themselves in anticipation of independence.

A Baghdad tailor stocks up on supplies before the June 30 transfer of power.

“Saddam is overthrown! Praise Allah! Iraq is ours once more!” Baghdad native Alaa al-Khawaja said, as he busily shoved boxes of 7.62mm ammunition beneath the bed in his two-room home on the outskirts of Baghdad. “Now is the time for all citizens to prepare for our nation’s glorious future—a future certain to contain wave after bloody wave of sectarian violence.”

“Excuse me, now,” al-Khawaja added. “I must barricade these doors and windows with sheet metal before the wonderful day of freedom arrives.”

Also readying himself is Thaer Abbas, a Tikrit shopkeeper who sells handmade baskets, earthenware pots, and surplus AK-47s.

“God bless the USA! God bless Bush!” Abbas said. “America has delivered our country back into our hands, and soon, thousands of those hands will be raised in anger as mullahs and imams lead the fight over what little remains.”

As the June 30 date for transfer of full authority to the interim government approaches, the dozens of political factions that comprise the liberated nation are readying themselves to assume rule.

“Finally, we will have the opportunity to lead our own nation and decide what is best for our people,” said Shi’ite Muslim cleric Namir al-Safy. “Of course, by ‘we,’ I mean the Shi’ites.”

Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld said he expects a smooth transfer of power, in spite of anti-U.S. violence, widespread unrest, and recent events like the Sunni uprising in Fallujah.

“The Iraqi people deserve their long-sought independence,” Rumsfeld said at a Defense Department press conference Monday. “We cannot, in good conscience, postpone the transfer of power. That would be punishing all the good Iraqi people for the actions of a few thousand insurgents, militiamen, suicide bombers, kidnappers, religious zealots, and roving armed bandits.”

“Iraqi sovereignty will arrive on June 30,” Rumsfeld added. “Citizens of a new free Iraq, this is your final warning: Sovereignty will arrive on June 30.”

Even as house-to-house fighting continues in Iraq’s urban centers, Iraqi citizens said they applaud U.S. efforts to return their country to them so quickly.

A Tikrit family’s spare bedroom is put to use.

“True Iraqis know that our enemy has never been the U.S.,” said Hakmed Butti, a Sunni who has been “saving my joy and weaponry” for the day America returns power to his country. “Our enemy has always been each other. It took an American invasion to teach my people that, but I do not think it is a lesson we will soon forget.”

Butti said he plans to observe the day of independence at home with his family, in quiet contemplation and prayer for his life in a fortified bunker he built beneath his house.

Iraqi leaders expressed optimism about the future of democracy in Iraq.

“I am certain that this democracy will be a flash point of social and political change,” said one Najaf-based Iraqi cleric who asked that his name and the location of the tanker truck he was loading with diesel-soaked nitrate-based fertilizer not be printed. “My followers and I will visit the new government offices as soon as they open, to make absolutely certain that they get our message. Yes, the capitol building will be at the center of the firestorm, as they say.”

Shi’ite leader Dzhan al-Juburi said difficult days are ahead, but that the people of Iraq are “not strangers to challenge.”

“The path to re-deconstructing Iraq will not be easy,” al-Juburi said. “But if we remember to draw on the strength of our people and their massive stockpiles of automatic weapons, then, Allah willing, we will turn Iraq into the country it once was in no time at all.”

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15 Most Creative Wine Racks

Posted by Cha Cha Brown On December - 27 - 2011


Published on Today 12/27/2011
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– by Nora Vega


Who doesn’t love robots? Girls. Your boss. That jock roommate of yours. Screw them, robots are awesome! Just because you’re old enough to drink, that doesn’t mean you have to act all stuffy and boring suddenly. But just in case you want to impress any of those people we mentioned earlier, the wine rack includes an optional mustache to let everyone know how sophisticated you and your robo-friend can be.
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This robust wine rack puts the fun back in functional. This countertop unit is able to easily accommodate up to 11 bottles of wine. The rack is finished with an ECO-friendly water-based, satin clear coat.
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If you like wine and you like biking, you’re going to love this. The handmade leather bicycle wine rack is perfect for taking wine with you on the go.
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Designer Neil Cohen turned the hum-drum concept of a wine rack into an objet d’art ($224.99) by joining two curves and conceiving the ingenious idea that bottles can be stored horizontally by their necks only. The result is a conversation piece of startling originality.
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Creative hanging wine rack by Edgar Navarro.
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Iron Design Company recently exhibited this interesting wine rack idea at the Architectural Digest Show in New York. It is made of steel and holds up to a half case of wine. The fluid shape appears to be molded by the wine bottles themselves.
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This cactus wine rack, would make a really cool wedding present and would look good anywhere in the house.
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Not sure what gift you wanna buy this Christmas? Check out this Gottacha Wine Rack from Chetan Sorab. All-in-all – a perfect gift for someone who is fond of playing darts.
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Stylish storage option for your wine bottles. An elegant wine rack ($62.18) where bottles are held in place just by their necks. Designed by Floz Design of Germany.
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The cha cha wine rack is one of those examples of really good design; it’s pretty, functional … purely smart. As your wine collection grows you can add more pieces and stack them in any shape and form you like. You can make it mono-colored or combine any of the four available colors to your taste.
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This horse wine rack ($12.98) is a modern-art metal sculpture that adds artistic storage to your entertainment space!
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Designer Neil Cohen rocks the world of wine storage with this first-time pairing of sleek black granite and signature Nambé alloy, which is part of the initial series of the Nambé Rocks Collection ($199). Evoking the majestic Southwest, the ruggedly elegant design is a practical execution of Neil’s ingenious idea that bottles can be stored horizontally by their necks only.
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You do not have to be a wine connoisseur or an expert skier to appreciate this innovative way to display your favorite wine. The bottles are stored on their sides ($56.99) to properly maintain the wine’s integrity.
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Store your wine in Parisian style with the Eiffel Tower metal wine rack. It can hold up to six bottles of your favorite wine in its intricately detailed style. Makes a great home accent or celebratory centerpiece.
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Perfect for the true rock star, Guitar Wine Bottle Rack makes a whimsical presentation of any wine bottle.
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A Guide to Holiday Cocktails Written After Drinking Them All

Posted by KrazyMan Knievel On December - 26 - 2011

Holiday drinks, much like candy canes and pfeffernusse cookies, have only survived as long as they have because humanity spends eleven months each year forgetting how disgusting they are. We allowed barely edible seasonal treats to gain traction in our culture because we tricked ourselves into thinking we enjoy them. Our sense of taste and smell is so closely tied to fond holiday memories and the serotonin rush of getting free shit that now we can chew our way through quarts of eggnog each December while sincerely believing it tastes like anything other than pure punishment.

“I want to hurt you.”

And that’s fine. Tradition, even when it’s torture, is still tradition. But for anyone out there who is new to drinking this holiday season and doesn’t have nostalgia wrapped up in cocktails made of chicken embryo, I’m creating this guide with you in mind. It’s for your sake that I intend to make and ingest every awful festive cocktail I can find online and offer an objective review of each, in real time. I have already been to the grocery store as well as the liquor store and a pile of ingredients is waiting in my kitchen. I’m doing it in part because I hope the cycle of frothy whiskeys and warm chocolate wines will end with you, and also because I have to write a column on Christmas Eve and my only recourse against our Editor in Chief is to write it drunk.

Merry Christmas, Jack. This one is for you.

#1. Feel Like Holiday

Ingredients:

  • Vodka
  • Grenadine Syrup
  • Champagne

First Impressions

I’m warming up with something simple. There are only three ingredients here and two of them will hopefully be working together. Carbonated drinks absorb through the stomach faster than non-carbonated, so really the champagne is sneaking vodka in through the backdoor to my bloodstream. The grenadine makes this drink look pretty innocuous by coloring the whole thing a pale shade of pink. Still, there’s no way this drink was invented by anyone other than a panicked drunk with limited options. Even the name sounds like a grammatical accident, unless of course it’s a command, ordering me to feel like a holiday must feel, which c’mon, is clearly drunk logic.

Conclusion

OK, bad start. Already off to a bad start. I think champagne and vodka might be natural enemies. They have clearly had a fight to the death in my glass because all I can taste is the corpse of something doused in sugar. Part of the problem might be that I didn’t have time to chill the vodka or the champagne but the whole thing is a warm, syrupy mess with subtle notes of nail polish remover. To the Feel Like Holiday’s credit, the more of it I drink, the less startlingly bad it seems. This is particularly true when I skip the tasting portion and just swallow as much as I can at once, which, now that I think about it, may be the reason so many holiday parties rely on miserable drinks like this one.

#2. Scotch Holiday Sour

Ingredients:

  • Scotch Whiskey
  • Cherry Brandy
  • Sweet Vermouth
  • Lemon Juice
  • Slice of Lemon

First Impressions

I don’t have any cherry brandy because my local liquor store doesn’t cater to 72 year old woman. I was able to Frankenstein some together with regular brandy and the grenadine from the last drink. Mixing all the other ingredients in, the Scotch Holiday Sour looks like something I would intentionally consume. In fact, it looks cool and refreshing, which is exactly what you’d want after a steamy day out in the December heat, I would imagine.

Conclusion

Not as refreshing as I had anticipated. You’d think with all the other ingredients piled in there, something would cut the smokiness of the scotch, but you would be wrong. Maybe it’s supposed to be reminiscent of the smell of a wood fireplace on a cold day but it honestly tastes like hard lemonade stirred with a lit cigarette. The vermouth and the brandy aren’t doing it any favors either, and I think that might be partially the grenadine’s fault. Scotch just doesn’t go well with fruit, or sweet things, or really anything other than ice and tweed jackets. Even at the last drink when ice cubes were hitting me in the face this cocktail never got any more palatable. There are very few cocktails that announce with such clarity, “I am made of toxins and you shouldn’t be drinking me.”

#3. Frosty Noggin

Ingredients:

  • Rum
  • Creme de Cacao
  • Eggnog
  • Vanilla Ice Cream

First Impressions

There’s no way someone drinks these earnestly. The rum makes the ice cream curdle immediately and disintegrate into bubbles of dairy that float on the surface and cling to the walls of the glass. There are also particles of either eggnog or ice cream settling at the bottom and a big expanse of pure liquor in the middle. It’s possible that this would have come out better in a blender but after mixing it with just a spoon I can earnestly say that it looks like someone threw up in a glass. The good news is that a single serving is the equivalent of a meal. It’s over a thousand calories and 145% of the daily recommendation for saturated fat. I imagine at least half of that is in the stagnant skin over the top.

Conclusion

It’s actually pretty delicious, I didn’t anticipate it being this good. If I drink it fast enough, I get a little of everything at once and all the flavors go well together. Consistency-wise, it still feels like a dare inside my mouth. It has the same feel and chew as cold, watery ketchup and my body immediately wanted to reject it out of habit. I also had a precarious moment at the end when the foam was the last thing to seep out of the glass and it tasted like spicy milk, something my body has also been taught over the last twenty nine years to refuse. I managed to get it all down and now I feel the same kind of full I get after eating fast food: regret-full. Ha! (Probably should delete this later.)

#4. Hot Holiday Punch

Ingredients:

  • Egg Yolks
  • Sugar
  • Brandy
  • Warmed Milk

First Impressions

No. No way. I thought for sure the recipe must be wrong but several different websites agree this is a real thing people deliberately put inside themselves. Incidentally, if you didn’t click on that last link, it leads to a website for dealing with newborns and now I’m jealous that I didn’t think of a drinking website for parents first. Also a little depressed. I have such great ideas but I never follow through on them. I’m always doing this.

It’s called Hot Holiday Punch but I’m privately suspicious that it was invented by someone who doesn’t know what any of those words mean. To the touch, this drink is tepid at best, and if I had to guess what the opposite of fruit was, I would probably go with dairy. I don’t think anyone would choose to dri-

Wait. Go back to that website for a second.

Holy shit, I can’t tell whether I’m supposed to feed this to a baby or not. The Age field at the top says, “Baby.” That’s mistake right? There’s no way babies can have eggs. This website is awful. I really should have thought of it first.

“Who the hell has my keys!? No, JK, I’m a mess.”

Conclusion

Finally, a warm drink. It’s good, I’m pretty sure. Or maybe my taste buds have finally accepted that this is just our life now, forever. Aside from the ugly taste of the yolks and the hot milk, and the sugar, this is delicious. I would even serve it at a party minus the miserable ingredients. As it stands, I barely want to throw up with each drink so I guess that’s something. I bet babies would love this shit. They’ll drink whatever you put in front of them. If you don’t believe me , try it. Try it.

#5. Christmas Tree Shot

Ingredients:

  • Creme De Menthe
  • Grenadine
  • Irish Cream

First Impressions

Well this looks nothing like a Christmas tree. I’m embarrassed for whoever invented this drink. None of the colors are right for Christmas except maybe the grenadine but the shot glass is so tiny and can’t stir it around so it just looks like blood floating in milk and oh my god I just scared myself out of drinking this.

Conclusion

Full disclosure. I can’t stess enough how much I dislike blood, even when it’s just grenadine pretending to be blood. I made a bowl of frosty noggin instead. I’m not sorry. If you’re still curious about how the Christmas Tree Shot tasted, it looked like it was probably salty, and thick and like it belonged in a human body. Seriously, don’t ever drink it. It’s made of insides. Drink a frosty noggin instead, they are outstanding.

#6. Cuppa Good Cheer

Ingredients:

  • Vodka
  • White Creme de Cacao
  • Hot Cocoa
  • Half ‘n Half
  • Whip Cream
  • Chocolate Shavings

First Impressions

Do not try this drink! It will drop on your floor and shatter everywhere. I have no idea why it’s been around so long, it just makes a huge mess. Also, the hot chocolate will take ten minutes just to heat up and during that time you will wonder what the difference is between half ‘n half and regular milk and you will drink some, and then you will drink a lot and then you will feel sick. When finally finish the cocktail and it explodes, you will have to wake up your mom because you don’t know where the mops are and she will shake her head and tell you they are in the same place they’ve always been and you will start to wonder if this house ever actually felt like home.

Conclusion

Hey, have you ever done a whippit with a can of whip cream before? It’s amazing. Whippets should really be a holiday thing, they are way better than all this other bullshit. I have to remember tomorrow to build a website for drinking babies and figure out how to make whippets a holiday legacy. Man, Christmas is shaping up to be a busy day.

#7. Wintry Chocolate Mulled Wine

Ingredients:

  • Red wine
  • Brandy
  • Cloves
  • Cinnamon
  • Honey
  • Cocoa Powder
  • Vanilla
  • Eggs
  • Butter
  • Plain Flower
  • Baking Powder
  • Dark Chocolate

First Impressions

This looks a lot thicker than any mulled wine I’ve had before. I don’t think it’s worth putting in a glass because it would take forever to drink. This is more like a spoon and a mixing bowl type of cocktail. The recipe called for baking time which sounds equally ridiculous so I’m forgoing that step. If you’re looking for an added festive touch, try a little whip cream! I did!

Conclusion

It’s cake. That’s my fault. This is definitely supposed to be a cake. Oh god, I ate/drank a lot of it. Disqualification aside, this was my favorite holiday drink. I highly recommend it, unless it’s possible to die from eating a bowl of cake batter. Has anyone ever died from that? I’m pretty sure people get worms from stuff like this. What kills worms? Vodka? I’m going to assume it’s vodka. I guess don’t try this drink if you don’t like worms, or vodka. Otherwise, go for it. I don’t know, I’m terrible at this. I’m so sorry, Jack.

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