This pizza cannot possibly hold a light to this: http://www.threadbombing.com/data/media/2/hot_saus.gif

What's even more sad/hilarious are the replies from those sad/hilarious tweets. Many of them reply with "OMG ITS A JOKE!" or "SARCASM! IT WAS SARCASM GUYS" after being told what was truly happening.

Makes me wonder what they even need an encyclopedia for, anyway.

I'm not a fan of Winnie the Pooh, but I've always loved the Russian Vinni Pukh. I honestly think he had more charm and made you kind of stop and think.

Coming up next, a blog with every movie title ever written in Papyrus.

Piffany, I think that's the point of the blog. :P
It's full of joke "illusions" that takes the piss out of other real illusions.

Haha, I actually remember this when I was in Taiwan. Oh, the good times...

I've never even heard of Blue Dog until now. What is it and why do some people get pent up over it?

Nothing furry deserves to be on Neatorama. :(

I corn hardly believe it!

Holy crap, I remember way back when Mr. Wizard showed me this trick! I thought I'd never see it again!

You'd be surprised how many of those kinds of meats pretty much fall under four categories: Tastes like chicken; tastes like pork; tastes like beef; tastes fishy.

I'm sure there's a Neatorama post that observed exactly that, but I can't find it at the moment.

I've had alligator and emu before, and I honestly would like to try other exotic animals just to say that I did (where are those lion tacos, again?). Hey, animals are delicious...

That sandwich looks freakin' nasty even if it were filled with the aforementioned ingredients. What the hell is that? Corn? Really?

In case anybody was wondering, "Ipagpatuloy ang kaunlaran" means continue the progress or keep up the progress in Tagalog. Yay, Philippines!

Also, here's another instance of that same (popular?) phrase: http://i.imgur.com/KCzSC.jpg

I want to like this costume. I really, really do. But I can't get past the botched up Chinese characters!! :( I'm sorry, I thought I was stronger than this...

I'm curious how the comments here will differ from the one article about the ear picking parlor in Vietnam.