“Wow! This song makes for some very intense and emotional cooking!” — megladon

“It’s 1945 and this team of divers from Florida celebrate Christmas in the only way they know how – by eating their dinner underwater.”

“Ideas like this are usually dropped once people sober up.” — DevonRayMusic

“Dude, I had a salvia trip that went EXACTLY like this.” — lilj2k2bab

“These pooches like to dress up religiously… A designer in Germany has taken a religious approach to dog-dressing.”

“I would pay to have a gator hug, so long as they are actually looked after well… Why not?” — brookmcg

“It’s the latest side-splitting regime for fitness freaks. This is laughter yoga.”

“The Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai. It’s world famous and ranked seven stars with four-digit nightly room rates, so naturally people get curious. For one, we’re curious about what makes their hotel so worth that money, and what perhaps they might sell in the gift shop. Well, the latter question has somewhat been answered for us by a weird little website called Opulent Items. Specializing in over-the-top luxury gifts, they’ll sell you anything from an inflatable ‘iceberg’ to a $20 shower curtain, as Racked discovered yesterday. What they also dug up is this ashtray, priced at $7,250 and embedded with three diamonds.” w/ photos

“Keywanda is having the time of her life. Her job is raising her family of 10 children while dealing with the drama and stress of the children’s fathers. Thanks to the great state of California, Keywanda can support her lifestyle of having fun, getting ‘Turnt Up’ and the kids can even get to eat from time to time.”

“San Francisco artist/software engineer Joe Andolina is actually calling this wearable audio system a ‘Speaker Vest,’ but from everything I can tell, it’s really more like a backpack, just built into a vest. Whatever it’s called, you’ll definitely draw attention walking down the street with this booming audio system strapped to your body. It’s actually constructed from a Dainese Gilet Cali Tessuto vest, with a Boss audio Bass900 subwoofer strapped to the back. I like the two little satellite speakers that sit over your shoulders while wearing this thing. Power is supplied by a 10-cell rechargeable battery belt.” w/ photos