Mischief, the world's oldest cat, just turned 27 years old. He's still very active, but has been slowing a little in the last years. His owner, Mr. Thorne, got Mischief when he was only a few months old.

He's still got two good years to go if he wants to be the oldest living cat ever though, as the current record stands at 29.

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Update: He's got at least a good 98 years to go before he catches up to the world's oldest living animal, Jonathan the tortoise. If you click the link, you'll see a great picture of Jonathan from 1900, when he was already around 75.

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It's surprisingly easy. The Daily News took fraudulent possession over the building within 90 minutes. All you need is some paperwork and then it's easy to get the deed. With the deed, you can sell it, get a mortgage or just burn the deed while laughing maniacally. How fun!

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I don't know about all of you, but I love a good fountain. They can be so unique and so stunningly beautiful. Sometimes, they can even be straight up bizzare. Life In The Fast Lane has created a great post containing all different types of fountains, all of which are visually interesting.

http://www.lifeinthefastlane.ca/worlds-most-bizarre-and-intriguing-water-fountains/art

Daito Manabe is a Japanese artist and programer who has figured out a way to make his face involuntarily dance to music: by using electricity. Each beat hits a different part of his face with a quick shock. The result is disturbing, yet highly entertaining.

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If you need to send someone a message, sometimes the only thing that will get through to them a bloody horse head. If you're like me though, that sawing through bone of a prized race horse is just too messy and requires too much elbow grease. So here's a vegan-friendly option for all you aspiring mobsters, knit your own decapitated horse head with this lovely pattern.

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Goth icon, Emily The Strange, may be a blatant copy of a 1978 character in the book "Nate the Great." Look at the obvious similarity between Emily and Rosamond, both in their looks, cat poses and words. Very "strange" indeed me thinks.

http://laughingsquid.com/was-emily-the-strange-based-on-rosamond-from-nate-the-great/ Via Laughing Squid

I've seen some weird animals online, but Webecoist always manages to find new oddities that still blow my mind. The one above is a giant coconut crab. I wonder if they taste any good.

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Japan has painted a number of their trains with some really amazing anime art, including Pikachu, Doraemon  and the Anpanman one above.

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A teacher who could no longer afford to print out the tests for his classes has taken to selling ads on his students' tests. The current pricing is $10 per quiz, $20 per test and $30 per final. Most of the ads are from parents and local businesses. What kind of a message would you put on your kid's test?

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This cool building in Osaka, Japan actually has a freeway going through it.

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A fan of I Can Has Cheezburger sent them this delightful postcard he found in an antique store. The print is from 1905.  The grammar may have been nicer back then, but those poor LOL Kitties are have been being denied food for over 100 years. What a shame. I think someone needs to start a charity organization to get kitties cheezburgers once and for all.

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Ever wish a squid could sit on your head all day? Well, here's your chance. It's even better than a real squid, since it won't make you stink and doesn't feel slimy. Instructables has all the details you need to create your own squid hat.

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This whole video is great, it keeps getting better. Make sure you watch long enough to see the ultimate frisbee tattoo. Now, the real question is, is that a frisbee tattoo that's ulimate or a tattoo dedicated to ulimate frisbee? The world may never know.

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Good old timey music with Eddie Thomas and Carl Scott playing uke, washboard and kazoo playing "My Ohio Home."

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There are some of the best optical illusios I've ever seen. They will totally mess with your perception. The best thing is that they are all in real places, not just pictures on a computer.

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