Rave Crocker's very first car is a 1986 Ford Escort. That's not very impressive, so he dumped six ponies worth of awesomeness into it. Now the sides and hood are decorated with the main characters of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.
Suggestion: do this to a 1964 Ford Mustang--the original American pony car.
Link -via Equestria Daily
At Disney's Haunted Mansion, there's a gallery called the Stretching Room, in which you see normal portraits that slowly reveal the "secret" things going on below the customary head and shoulders frame. If you're not familiar with the attraction, you can read about it here.
Abraham Lopez (DeviantART member ArtistAbe) took the concept of the stretching portraits and recreated them with characters from the Batman universe, complete with "secrets" in the lower two-thirds. Link -via Laughing Squid
Exercising is so much more enjoyable when you get your cats involved! Granted, it's easier when the cats are a docile as Shorty and Kodi. -via Daily Picks and Flicks
Attention Adventure Time fans! Are you looking for the perfect scarf to help you navigate this unpredictable spring weather? Behold the Lady Rainicorn Scarf from the NeatoShop. This warm scarf looks like your favorite Korean speaking unicorn.
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With a last name like Gallafraigh, this cute lil dude is destined to be the Doctor! Doctor Who Craft has the pic of a baby crib fit for a Time Lord: Link - via Nerd Approved
I'm so hungry. But he's so cute that I can't bear to wake him!
-via WTF Japan, Seriously
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That's no moon! Now witness the birthing power of this fully armed and operational baby station.
-via The Mary Sue
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Prince the sloth loves his cat Daisy. Daisy seems to really enjoy an extremely slow ear scratch. It's a match made in heaven! -via Daily Picks and Flicks
100 meter freestyle swimming in a nice, clean, piranha-free swimming pool? That's cute, Summer Olympics! REAL men swim at the brutal Amazon Olympics, where surviving the event itself is its own reward:
Poised on the starting blocks at the Olympics, the 15 swimmers had good reason to feel apprehensive. But the cause of their nervousness was not the race itself – it was the piranhas, anacondas and crocodiles lurking in the turbid waters below. [...]
The swimming events all take place in the murky waters of the Loretoyaco river, a tributary of the Amazon. Waiting for her 100m freestyle race, Lina Castro, a 20-year-old member of the Tikun indigenous community, gazed into the water and considered the hazards. "When the race is about to start I need to be calm and not think about all the things that live in the river," she said.
Toby Muse of The Guardian reports: Link (Photo: Paulo Santos)
Meredith Placko over at Geeks Are Sexy wrote an eye-opener of a post about cosplayers (not just female cosplayers, mind you) who have to endure lewd and inappropriate behavior because of the costumes they wear:
Costumes are not consent. It’s a phrase you may be hearing a lot lately, and one we need to keep talking about. In the past few weeks, the internet has exploded with women speaking up about the treatment we receive at conventions and online. This isn’t a new problem that has suddenly presented itself. The issues have always been there. What is happening now is we finally feel we are allowed to speak up, that doing so will not result in us being ostracized from our community – because we are now acting as a community, a support structure, to create a safe environment for all costumers and convention goers.
A few weeks ago at PAX East an incident happened that would open the door for many costumers to come out and speak up. Meagan Marie, known for her amazing costumes as well as her presence within the gaming industry, encountered a situation that opened up many eyes to the way women are treated at conventions. During a press event, featuring several Lara Croft costumers, a journalist began asking some lewd questions of the ladies. When called out for his actions, he put the onus on the girls; saying that because they were dressed sexy, they were obviously okay with such questions being asked.
Read more about it over at Geeks Are Sexy, including what you can do to combat the growing problem: Link - Thanks Yan!
Jen Yates of Cake Wrecks has declared it. The famous visage of Grumpy Cat got rendered into an Easter bunny cake by Julie Freund. Sweet! Link
The man in the blue thumbnail needs a companion. Care to join him?
Kayleigh O'Connor, a Neatorama favorite, brought the delights and horrors of the Doctor Who universe to her fingertips. The Silence face is especially fine.
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Having a bad day? That's impossible after seeing these awesome photos of Boom of Super Pitbulls frolicking with bunnies and a chick: Link - via Buzzfeed
