It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood for some Nice Tweets, read by @tomhanks himself! pic.twitter.com/hwrLU5Vqu8
— Twitter Movies (@TwitterMovies) November 27, 2019
Who says that Twitter is all snark and no love?
Let's forget all the mean tweets and focus on the nice ones, as read by Tom Hanks.
Dear Internet, let's make this a trend, shall we?
As you know, it's important to keep your rabbits stimulated and engaged by giving them challenges and rewarding them with treats, therefore here is Bini the Bunny's Invisible Wall Challenge. His owner Shai sets up a 4 level challenge involving an invisible wall made of plastic wrap. Find out if Bini's determination and intelligence will allow him to figure out how to get to his prize at each level.
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This is Beans, a 1-year-old dachshund who loves to pose for the camera. But sometimes, the camera does not reciprocate the love that he has for it.
Whenever his mom snaps a photo, she seems to catch the pup at the funniest moments: “Many of the photos I capture of him are often ridiculous and make me laugh,” Casey Stachnik, Beans’ mom, told The Dodo.
Last week, Stachnik was sitting at her desk while the lovable doggo is resting on her lap when she decided to take a selfie. What she hoped to be a photo she can use as her holiday card turned out to be something unexpected.
“I leaned over and was just going to get a picture of me kissing the top of his head and had planned for his giant and very photogenic snoot to be the focal point of the photo,” Stachnik said. “Right when I got my phone in place, I kissed the top of his head and he looked up at me at just the right time.”
The result was this photo, which became viral within a day.
(Image Credit: Casey Stachnik/ The Dodo)
This is “Puff The Squeaky Chicken.” From its name, I believe that an explanation is not that much needed. The name speaks for itself. It is a customized bong that squeaks when you smoke it.
The idea initially occurred to MSCHF during a one-day hackathon, when they fashioned a bong from a rubber chicken dog toy, some PVC pipe and a hollowed-out carrot. committing to the concept, they further developed the prototype to create the final design by replicating the chicken from molded silicone and replacing the carrot with proper glass smoking hardware.
Hilarious but innovative.
What are your thoughts about this one?
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Time is running out for a dying Star Wars fan currently at a hospice facility in England.
When the hospice staff found out that the man wouldn't make it to the movie's official release date of December 20, they used Twitter to get the attention of Disney, and the company obliged with a special screening.
I can’t say that I love cats, nor can I say that I hate them. While I love watching cat videos, I can’t seem to see myself living with one. Nevertheless, I can say that, to a certain degree, I can relate to cat lovers.
Here are some tweets posted by cat lovers on Twitter. Why don’t you take a look?
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Home is where the cat smell that everybody notices but you is.
— mark (@TheCatWhisprer) October 29, 2015
my sister has 2 cats. One is a totally healthy weight and one is this cat pic.twitter.com/TkJ2JeJQgZ
— Sophia Benoit (@1followernodad) December 24, 2017
It has been roughly 250 years since the rubber eraser was introduced. But after all of these years, the pencil’s partner always had one major flaw, and that is, you can’t see what you’re erasing. Until now.
Five years ago, Osaka-based stationery company Seed was able to come up with a concept of a clear eraser. After years of testing and experimentation, the company finally arrived at the perfect formula that would produce what they wanted: a translucent yet functional eraser that won’t crumble when used.
The official name of the eraser is the Clear Radar, and you can look for them in stationery stores across Japan.
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Mysterious, elegant, gorgeous, and majestic. These are some of the qualities of these tantalizing trees. Photographed by Mikko Lagerstedt from Lapland to Southern Finland, the images speak of beauty and resilience.
Lagerstedt was first inspired to capture these dreamy landscapes when he witnessed one first-hand while en route to a relative’s cabin. His images often showcase nature with little to no sunlight which gives them a sense of calm and stillness. The t r e e s series is comprised of photographs taken between 2018 and 2019 and edited using Photoshop and Lightroom. “My goal is to convey the feeling I had when I was photographing the subjects…to appreciate the never-ending beauty of trees,” Lagerstedt tells Colossal. “In our lives, we rarely recognize them, yet trees surround us with their beauty. They tell us many stories about life and the struggle to survive in harsh conditions.”
Check out the magical photos over at Colossal.
(Image Credit: Mikko Lagerstedt/ Colossal)
A fan film by MaxeBaumannFilms2013 uses footage from the movie Revenge of the Sith combined with the Disney+ TV series The Mandalorian to give us a battle between Darth Sidious (also known as Emperor Palpatine) and Baby Yoda. One is a Sith lord, while the other is an infant without the strength or muscle control to walk, but who can harness the Force and wield a lightsaber with the best of them. If you're concerned about the title having "2" in it, you aren't missing anything, because this video has all of part one in it, plus the end of the battle. -via Geeks Are Sexy
Dieting doesn't work, that we know. But one woman in Massapequa, New York, may have found the secret to weight loss that lets her continue to eat at her favorite local fast food restaurant four times a week:
Having tried and failed at keeping the weight off with a super restrictive diet, Mashburn made sure she wasn't setting herself up to fail by dieting in a way that was so limiting it wouldn't be sustainable in the long run.
"During the first month of this journey I made some quick cuts to the amount I was eating as well as being aware of the amount of sugar I was putting into my body," says Mashburn. "I had to start seeing food as energy and sustenance, not just something to kill the boredom." To make sure she didn't feel deprived, Mashburn still paid a visit to her favorite fast-food chain, Taco Bell, 3-4 times per week — though she modified her order to include less items. "It let me keep some semblance of my normal routine, and still let me have something delicious while losing weight," Mashburn says.
Read the rest of the story over at NBC News.
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There are 91 new Christmas movies available this year, almost all of them made for TV. They can be found on the Hallmark Channel, Lifetime, Netflix, and a few other outlets. Most of them have already premiered, but will be shown again and again (check your cable listings), and streaming services have them on demand. Vulture has a synopsis of all of them. You can have fun with this list without even watching the movies, by matching them up with John Atkinson's Christmas Movie chart. Within those parameters, they vary by flavor from cinnamon to peppermint. And sometimes they are even self aware.
A Christmas Movie Christmas (UPtv, October 27 at 7 p.m.): This Christmas movie is about a fan of Christmas movies named Eve who finds herself transported into a Christmas movie (in this, a Christmas movie) on Christmas Eve. This is both a genius premise and a prime opportunity for me to endorse one of my favorite movies of the decade, Disney Channel’s Teen Beach Movie, a teen beach movie about teens on a beach who get sucked into a teen beach movie within the teen beach movie.
Read about all 91 movies, many of them with trailers, at Vulture. -via Digg
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Think of the two most awkward, wooden acting performances you've seen in your life. Yeah, that would be Hayden Christensen in the Star Wars prequels and Tommy Wiseau in The Room. This mashup from PistolShrimps puts them together, not only in the same story, but in an intimate relationship that somehow produces a son named Mark (Hamill). The story also involves Obi-Wan, Yoda, Leia, and Kylo Ren. The tale is completely bonkers, but the editing is exquisite -except for that stupid football.
Andy's 15 Minutes of Foam Bath Bar Mini Soap
The holidays are here! Are you looking for a way to wash away the stench of being a lackluster gift giver? Stop with the superficial gift cards and give them something with meaning. Add pop to their stocking with Andy's 15 Minutes of Foam Bath Bar Mini Soap from the NeatoShop.
The Andy's 15 Minutes of Foam Bath Bar Mini Soap has a relaxing lavendar and chamomile scent. The bar is perfect way to take the ordinary and make it extraordinary. Doesn't everyone on your list deserve to have their 15 minutes of foam? Get your soap before they are all gone.
Be sure to check out the NeatoShop for more great Bath & Body items. New items arriving all the time.
Don't forget to stop by the NeatoShop to see our large selection of customizable apparel and bags. We specialize in hard to find sizes. We carry 6 months baby all the way to adult 10XL shirts. We know that fun, fabulous, and artistic people come in every size.
We're not sure if this Tesla Cybertruck made with LEGO bricks by prolific builder Peter Blackert is indestructible or not, but we're pretty sure that it'll do a lot of damage to our feet when we step on it in the middle of the night.
Toothbrushes have been around for hundreds of years. This article is about electric toothbrushes, which are less than 100 years old -but probably older than you had imagined. The history of the electric toothbrush is written here from a United Kingdom point of view, but don't be so fast to make jokes about British teeth. Research shows the state of British dental health has risen immensely since the National Health Service was instituted. Today the market for electric toothbrushes is dominated by two companies.
Now, there are 41 different electric toothbrush options on the Oral-B website alone – some of which are different colours of the same essential kit (staid “black” versus exciting “anthracite grey”, for instance), but many of which have different features. They range in value from the Vitality Plus, which you can get for less than £20, to the all-singing, all-dancing Genius X Limited Edition with Artificial Intelligence (really), which will set you back £340. At the time of writing, Oral-B’s main rival, Philips Sonicare, offers the CleanCare+ for £18, the DiamondClean Smart for a rather steeper £299.99, and a wide variety of options in between. The high-end options are, of course, Bluetooth® enabled. The industry is worth – depending on which market report you believe – between £1 billion and £2 billion a year, and is projected to keep on growing. As developing economies grow and gain disposable income, more and more people in once-poorer countries are buying them.
But in the end, they’re still toothbrushes. They still have a single goal: to make your teeth and gums healthier. The question is: do they work?
And that's the question. The real value in the article is how it explains the state of the research into electric vs. manual brushing, and what it means for consumers, at Wired. -via Damn Interesting
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