It's going to be a tough job, but someone has to tear down this exhibit by the London cupcake shop Crumbs & Doilies. Who's up for the challenge?

This is a mosaic of a cherry blossom tree made out of 10,000 cupcakes. The Japanese television show ItteQ ordered it for a special episode.

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You know that amazing feeling that tingles through your body when Star Trek is on? Multiply that by 56. YouTube user twilight1138 created this thumbnail video showing episodes from all three seasons, with sound, playing simultaneously. Thank you, good sir.

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Darcy the cow of Brush, Colorado was in a cannibalistic mood (we all get that way sometimes, right?), so she hopped the fence and hoofed it half a mile to a McDonald's. She walked up to the drive through window, to the amusement of the workers. Police informed the owners, who brought her back home.

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The ride lasts only four or five seconds, but you'll never forget it. The Insano at Beach Park in Porto das Dunas, Brazil has a 134 foot drop. It holds the Guinness World Record for the tallest waterslide in the world.

Pro tip: make sure that your swimming suit is firmly secured to your body before taking the plunge.

Link -via American Digest | Photo: Entertainment Designer

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This bullfrog is just chillaxin' on a bench. No biggie. He can sit like a human easier than you can sit like a frog.

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Sadly, you can't challenge people to fight to the death these days without coming across as a weirdo and getting hauled into the editor's office for a lecture about how to resolve workplace conflicts. It was not always so. Early in American history, dueling was an accepted if legally dubious practice.

James Shields, an Illinois politician, once challenged Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln and other people had written pseudonymous letters attacking Shields's policies. Shields then demanded satisfaction:

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A Batman birthday party? That's a great idea! Little Ronnie loves Batman. Hire an actor to dress as Batman and entertain the kids. But as this sketch from the Cleveland City Chuckle Squad shows, be specific about which Batman you want. The Brave and the Bold is a more age-appropriate choice than The Dark Knight.

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In the belly of the Sarlacc, Boba Fett found a new definition of love and tenderness as he was lovingly embraced for over a thousand years. And even now, cartoonist Chris Gugliotti tells us, "A cool breeze across the dunes of Tatooine still [whispers] the name….Fett."

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Previously on Neatorama: Sarlacc Throw Pillow

Mark Stoddart's "Cool Dudes" tables show hippopotamuses peering out of the water -- at you. Give him your marbles before he comes to take them.

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Is this Jörg Sprave's idea of a romantic date? No, it's an art installation by Cornelia Konrads. She creates wonderful art installations in parks that seem to defy the limits of time, gravity and space. You can view several more excellent examples at the link.

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SnoBar, an ice cream shop in West Hollywood, California, creates a product that combines the best of both ice cream and shaved ice. It keeps form right until the moment it enters your mouth. A local blogger tried it and said, "If ice cream could whisper, this is what it would say..."

Link -via Tasteologie | Official Website | Photo: Bonnie Tsang

Don't be limited by the snow. Wheelblades clip onto the front wheels of wheelchairs. They distribute weight over a broader space, so they won't get stuck in light snow. Patrick Mayer, the inventor, hopes to begin selling them in October.

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They get into a mystery machine and go on adventures, seemingly at random. There's a talking dog. It's the same show.

It's obvious who the Daphne figure is. But who's the Shaggy of Doctor Who?

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Axe Cop, the story of a heroic cop with an axe, was the brainchild of 5-year old Malachai Nicolle and 29-year old Ethan Nicolle. Malachai writes the stories and Ethan, a professional cartoonist, draws them. Now two years after the launch of their landmark comic, Fox announced that it has ordered six fifteen-minute episodes of an animated Axe Cop.

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Bakerella has outdone herself once again. She cut and baked sugar cookies to look like French fries and decorated cupcakes so that they look like hamburgers. Do you see the beef patties? Those are actually brownies.

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