These unauthorized signs may be classified as vandalism, but their presence encourages everyone to pay more attention to the signs, wouldn't you think? See more of these at imgur. Link -via reddit

A tasty Tweet by MJ was rendered into a Twaggie by artist Formal Sweatpants. See more illustrated Tweets at Twaggies. Link

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Rani and Kajol love playing with a balloon -and each other! They manage to keep this one from touching the ground for a good run -but you know what eventually happens to balloons. -via Daily Picks and Flicks

Redditor geni91782 thought this fill-in-the-blank school assignment completed by his daughter was worth sharing. It certainly is. Link -via TYWKIWDBI

Why have a normal, everyday family portrait made in the great outdoors when you can battle a zombie horde? Evan, Ken, and their three children battled zombies and got a professional set of family pictures that none of them will ever forget! See the entire series, in which zombies sneak up on the group, they run, and then fight back, are at Pseudodad. Link -via Buzzfeed

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If you're a fan of The Office, then you probably are familiar with many of the places named in the show, but what you might not know is that some of them are real and some are not. Julie Davis of Mental Floss recently took a trip to Scranton and she came back with information on which of the places are real. I was happy to learn that while Pizza By Alfredo's is not real, Alfredo's Pizza Cafe is, although apparently their food does taste better than "a hot circle of garbage."

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Simultaneously cold and hot, Steve's popsicles will give you a delicious if confusing experience. They're made of just cucumbers, peppers, sugar and lime juice.

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From Jorge Cham's PhD Comics, here is the grad school utility chart. I can tell you from personal experience this is absolutely true: Link - via I Love Charts

You're in a movie. Your phone rings. And just as you get to the part of the conversation where you explain that you're at the movies and it's totally rude to talk on your phone right now, a ninja comes to shut you up. Granted, the "ninja" is just a volunteer wearing a bodysuit who gets paid in free admission, and this particular scenario will only happen in one theater in London. But we're kind of hoping it catches on. Link -via Newser | Photo via Slashfilm