Why You Should Never Pass Out First – 40 Pics
I only remember one thing from college… never, ever, ever be the first one to pass out when hanging out with friends. But thanks to the wonderful world of the internet, we can safely laugh at these people who didn’t learn that lesson. Cheers!
20 Hilarious Dads
Dads are always a bit embarrassing, but especially if it’s your Dad. Want proof? Here’s 20 pics that back me up….
You Know It’s Too Freaking Cold Outside When
You Know It’s Too Freaking Cold Outside When…
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Chilling Photos That Prove Some People Are Awesome
Chilling photos that prove some people are awesome ~ 30 Pics via
Cops Beat A Deaf Man For Seven Minutes Because He Didn’t Respond To Their Yelling
Pearl Pearson is a 64 year-old diabetic deaf driver who resides in the Oklahoma City area. On the evening of January 3rd, Pearl crossed paths with the wrong cops.
The following is the story according to Pearl Pearson and family of what happened that night:
What’s the story?
At this time, only limited details can be provided since this case is under investigation.
1. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol pulled Pearl over late in the evening on January 3, 2014. Pearl pulled over as he should.
2. Pearl’s driver’s license indicates he is Deaf. He also has a placard in his driver’s door that says, “Driver is deaf”.
3. Pearl pulled over and rolled down his window, expecting an officer to ask for this identification. An officer struck him in the face before Pearl had the chance to do anything. As you can see, he was struck multiple times.
4. An interpreter was never provided while Pearl was under the care of law enforcement. Not during the booking, hospital, or time at the jail was an interpreter provided, even through Pearl requested one.
5. Pearl was left wondering “why” the the entire time. He has no clue why he was beat. Pearl and his family are still not sure, but are ready for some answers.
6. Pearl’s own son is a police officer, as was his son-in-law, who is now a deputy sheriff. He respects law enforcement and knows how to respond when pulled over. There is no reason for someone like Pearl to be hurt like this by those who are meant to protect and serve.
Yelling at a deaf man to put up his hands will not do much, except aggravate an already aggressive police officer. This is a tragic scenario of ignorance and needless escalation of violence.
Eric Foster and Kelton Hayes were the two OHP officers that were involved in what an affidavit claims was a 7 minutes altercation.
Where is the dash cam footage from the units of Eric Foster and Kelton Hayes? Wouldn’t this clear up any inconsistencies in this story?
The two officers have been suspended with pay while the investigation into this incident continues.
Nobody 'Likes' Your Status Updates Any More? Blame Facebook
Do your Facebook friends seem inactive? Notification numbers shrinking by the day?
It’s not necessarily that your friends are bored by the itemized details of your life (but aggressive food Instagrammers shouldn’t rule that out). It’s possible your friends never had the opportunity to see your status updates in the first place, explains Derek Muller of Veritasium, an educational science channel on YouTube.
In the above video Muller explains that recent iterations of Facebook’s newsfeed algorithm are making it harder and harder for your posts to get viewed. Muller suspects that the pared down newsfeeds are part of Facebook’s larger monetization strategy. If you have content that you’d like to share and Facebook won’t share it for free anymore, perhaps you’ll be willing to pay to promote your status. Watch Muller’s video for details.
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‘Devil’ baby terrifies New Yorkers in an epic viral video prank
If you’re ever in New York City, beware. At any moment, you could find yourself facing a terrifying supernatural event.
Last fall, patrons at a coffee shop were frightened when a young woman used her telekinetic powers to lift a rude patron off the floor. And now, people are getting scared out of their wits by a demonic baby popping out of a stroller with horrific screams and projectile vomiting.
OK, so it isn’t a real demon baby. It’s a remote-controlled animatronic creation that surprised random New Yorkers while hidden cameras captured their reactions. And it wasn’t just a prank; the stunt is actually a viral promotion for this weekend’s found-footage horror movie, “Devil’s Due“.
The video is the creation of Thinkmodo, the NYC-based viral marketing company that’s been grabbing attention online for three years. They “hacked” the giant video screens in Times Square to promote the Bradley Cooper thriller “Limitless.”
Then they made it look like flying people were soaring over Manhattan for “Chronicle.” And last October, they started an online sensation with their “Carrie”-inspired prank where an actress appeared to wreck a coffee shop using telekinesis (actually, it was all practical special effects). That video went on to be viewed over 52 million times on YouTube.
Proud papas: Thinkmodo founders Michael Krivicka (left) and James Percelay (right). Photo: Thinkmodo.
But for “Devil’s Due” — the story of a young married couple who discover the baby she’s carrying is actually the spawn of Satan — the Thinkmodo team decided to up their game. Co-founder Michael Krivicka told Yahoo! in an email interview that for the first time the filmmakers of the movie they were promoting took an active role planning their viral stunt.
The quartet known as Radio Silence (you can catch the four in the final shot of the opening montage) flew out to New York to meet with the Thinkmodo team and offer suggestions for maximising the scariness. Krivicka called their involvement “a bit surreal but very helpful,” adding, “We had fun discussions about the movie, which sparked many ideas for us and our promo.”
New Yorkers react to the devil baby. Photo: Thinkmodo.
The next step was to actually building the little bundle of terror, and for that Thinkmodo enlisted the experts at Creature Effects Inc. They have created animatronic creatures for films like “300,” “Star Trek” and “I Am Legend.” After building the robotic baby and remote-controlled stroller, three operators flew to New York from Los Angeles to operate the rig.
Krivicka explained, “One piloted the stroller, while the other two were in charge of the baby’s movements and facial expressions.” Thinkmodo also employed three cameramen to record the interactions with telephoto lenses from hidden locations.
When it was finally time to unleash the “devil baby” on the public, Krivicka revealed that they started by parking the stroller in strategic locations in various New York neighbuorhoods. Krivicka said, “Our devil baby was covered and a hidden speaker inside the stroller would play looped audio of a crying baby. It was an interesting social experiment to see how many people would bother to check on an abandoned stroller.”
New Yorkers react to the devil baby. Photo: Thinkmodo.
When someone did get curious enough to get in close, they would pop the baby up remotely and film the screams. But they didn’t stop there. Krivicka said, “Since the stroller was remote controlled as well, we decided to have some fun with it and have the stroller approach specific groups of people — some walking, some sitting around enjoying a hot coffee. Lots of fun reactions there.”
The team recorded plenty of great jumps, shrieks, and shouts, but the unpredictable reactions were the ones they liked to see the best. Krivicka said, “One lady decided to cover up the baby with a blanket while another gentleman just stood there, processing the grotesque look of the baby.”
Hilariously, this man remained unmoved by the entire prank. Photo: Thinkmodo.
The other surprise was there weren’t any hurt feelings from the victims of the prank. Krivicka stated, “People were totally cool with being in the video after getting the living hell scared out of them. Each reaction ended with a laugh, and everyone loved the look of the baby.”
In fact, the people who were left the most shaken by the prank may have been the guys who put it on to begin with. Krivicka admitted that he has a six-month-old son of his own who is about the same size as the animatronic decoy. Krivicka said, “Going back and forth between the grotesque devil baby and my super-cute son really messed up my reality and gave me nightmares.” But he went on to say he’s doing better now.
“Devil’s Due” is expected in to be launched this Friday.
Source: news.yahoo.com
Father and Daughter Stun Wedding Guests With Surprise!
WOW what an Awesome Dad! Wish more fathers and daughters got along so well and had so much fun.
That’s hilarious – I wish every father and daughter had such a great relationship..
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The girl and the stranger
The girl and the stranger
Wife Fights Back Against Abusive Husband, Yields Best Mugshot Ever
Police in Oklahoma say a domestic violence victim managed to fend off her husband’s vicious assault by roughing him up in return, resulting in this priceless mugshot of the suspect.
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The difference between dogs and cats
The difference between dogs and cats
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