World’s Largest Yellow Diamond

It is one of the most sought-after diamonds in the world and so rare it was once said to be impossible to value. But now the dazzling Cora Sun-Drop gem is tipped to make $14 million when it appears at auction next month. Roughly the size of a woman’s thumb and 110 carats it is thought to be the largest vivid yellow pear-shaped diamond in existence. It was discovered last year in South Africa and is currently owned by New York-based diamond manufacturer Cora International.” w/ photos

Blonde Island

“Blondes + Sexism = Funny?!”

Space Invaders Pixel Ring

“Inspired by the iconic video game Space Invaders, this little digital robot is made up of white pixels. It is gold plated and hand enameled. Iconic of a generation of gamers, geeks but also street art fans, this space invader ring will add an edgy and stylish touch to your outfit.” w/ photos

The Bubblesmith

“So much more entertaining than the poopsmith.” — itchykami

Honest Sports Bar

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Sexy Tractor (Redneck Joke)

“I would do horribly filthy things to that tractor.” — TomorrowsNobody

Not Right Now!

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Horrible Horror Theme Park

“A theme park in Malaysia gets a Halloween makeover with help from horror movie expert Scaremaster Harris.”

Why Is Pluto No Longer A Planet?

“In 2006, Astronomers around the world convened at the General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union, which was held in Prague, to decide the definition of a planet. The decision that was made during that assembly killed Pluto’s status as a planet. Today, we’re going to explore why they did it.” w/ photos

Top 10 Coolest Weird Frogs

“As we speak, frogs and toads are experiencing massive population declines all around the world, with a majority of species on the road to extinction thanks to the deadly Chytrid fungus, habitat loss, climate shifts and more. While more common, hardier species are in little danger, many of the bizarre creatures we’re about to explore may be gone within our lifetimes, and some of them are already long gone. These hopping, leaping, sticky toed bug eaters can come in some surprising forms and possess even more surprising life cycles.” w/ photos