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Clowns are fun to have at a birthday party, maudlin when they’ve had too much to drink, and downright terrifying when they pop out from around the corner wielding a massive wooden mallet!

DM Pranks knows how to create a scenario that will scar people for life- start with a lonely parking structure late at night, add some unsuspecting people walking through said structure, a dummy body with an exploding head, and a clown willing to go the extra mile for a scare and you’ve got a recipe for big-top inspired terror!

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Who Framed Roger Rabbit? is one of those beloved films that fans like just the way it is, and with the popularity of the film as a whole it’s probably best that one major scene was deleted from the final script of the movie- Marvin Acme's toon-filled funeral.

Despite the damper this morbid scene would have put on the movie as a whole, it would have made for a pretty entertaining scene to watch play out, according to these original storyboards from the film which were recently put up for auction on Ebay.

The funeral scene starred Foghorn Leghorn as a preacher, cast Goofy, Bluto, Felix the Cat and others as pallbearers, and contained a shot where Yosemite Sam angrily tosses Acme’s coffin into his grave, making it the most hilarious fake funeral ever proposed!

-Via io9

So far 3D printing technology has been used to create harmless, if not extremely useful, plastic items, but since it was discovered that 3D printers can be used to print working firearms, which can make it through metal detectors undetected, the powers that be are up in arms.

Along comes 27-year-old Yoshitomo Imura, a guy from Kawasaki City who unwittingly broke Japanese law by using his 3D printer to print guns, then created YouTube videos of himself firing the weapons.

Yoshitomo rightfully claims he had no idea printing the guns was illegal, and now he’ll become the first in what will probably be a long line of offenders who dare to print guns while the law scrambles to decide the legality of the entire process.

-Via Kotaku

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It is truly a sad day for fans of the dark and mysterious works of H.R. Giger- the beloved artist has passed away at 74 years old from injuries suffered from a fall.

Giger is best known for his concept art work for the Alien films, his album cover art, his radical biomechanical surrealist paintings and his incomparable illustrative skills with an airbrush.

The Swiss artist was quite proud of the impact his art has made on the world of pop culture, and even though many in the art world saw his art as nothing more than "morbidly kitsch" his fans, myself among them, will always remember his works as an imaginative vision of the dark side of science fiction.

May he find the afterlife far more comforting than what he'd depicted in his paintings!

-Via ABC News

Hello Jerry and Hello Newman by poopsmoothie

Their friendship is tenuous at best, and even though they run into each other in the hallway all the time they can barely manage to say much more than "Hello Jerry" and "Hello Newman" to each other.They're the frenemies from down the hall, two seemingly normal cats content to live their lives like they're the stars of a show about nothing.

These classic sitcom stars are now starring on their own Hello Jerry and Hellow Newman t-shirts by poopsmoothie, pick one up and hear the audience roar with laughter when you enter a room!

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Triforce Hero Club by Azafran

There exists a club so exclusive, so hard to join, that there's only one member, and he's in it for life! The Triforce Hero Club isn't accepting any new members, nor are they taking quest requests at this time, but perhaps if you pledge allegiance to their Club the fates will smile upon you and a spot will open up for a hero like you!

Classic adventure games deserve fan clubs, start your own branch of the Link fan club with this Triforce Hero Club t-shirt by Azafran and watch the heart containers of people all around you fill up with happiness!

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The Last King by ddjvigo

Legendary monster or savior of mankind? Killer kaiju destroyer or defender of the Earth?

He's any and all of these things, and he has made quite an impact on the people of Japan, and subsequently the world, ever since he walked out of the ocean sixty years ago. It's safe to say he's the King of Monsters, but are his days as ruler of the monstrous kingdom numbered?

Celebrate the cinematic monster who has crushed entire cities and once wrestled with an entire island full of giant monsters by picking up this The Last King t-shirt by ddjvigo. All hail the king!

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Dark Knightmare by Harantula

The day that joker unleashed a wave of deadly laughing gas attacks across the city was the day he had officially gone too far. Caped and full of the flames of vengeance, the knight who had chosen to protect the city found himself under fire for the gas attacks, and he knew that chuckling criminal clown had to be stopped at all costs.

Would he awaken from this dark knightmare unscathed, or would his mind succumb to the twisted whim of the clown prince?

It takes a hero to defend a city against a murderous madman, but it only takes a keen eye for geeky fashion to appreciate this Dark Knightmare t-shirt by Harantula, it's the perfect shirt to wear while doing the Batusi!

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Know Your Turtles by Crumblin' Cookie

With all those mutagens falling in the water these days it's tough to keep up with the new reptile breeds emerging from the underground waterways. Turtles appear to be highly susceptible to the effects of certain radioactive mutagens, and a select few have even had their fighting abilties enhanced by the mutations. Even heroes in a half shell had to start somewhere!

Keep those reptiles in order from least to most badass with this Know Your Turtles t-shirt by Crumblin' Cookie, it'll help you differentiate between the normal and the mutant ninja when you're looing for your next pet.

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Meaning of Extra Life by Retro Review

There's a rare breed of mushroom capable of giving humanoids a chance to live again, a green fungus that not only grants extended life but also carries the meaning of life in its cap pattern. The number 42 strain of toadstool is known for its interesting taste, remarkably green cap and the fact that it makes those who eat it feel like they are hitchhiking their way across the galaxy!

Don't panic, there are plenty of these Meaning of Extra Life t-shirts by Retro Review to go around, and you don't need to leave your couch to get your hands on one!

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A Leader's Strength by inkOne Art

Flash is good and all in a fight, but a strong leader knows when to bide his time and wait for the perfect moment to strike. A leader's strength lies in his sense of judgment, his past experience on the battlefield and knowing the perfect time to deliver a jump kick to the face while yelling "Cowabunga!"

Show the world your leadership potential with this A Leader's Strength t-shirt by inkOne Art, it's bold without being too showy, and wearing it may earn you a ninja clan of your own!

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Go, Ninja. Go! by Blueswade

Go, go ninja go, go! Ninja be good! The radical heroes in a half shell look cool whether they're walking around town looking all slick in CGI, or when they're looking like something out of an old kid's book while driving a far out rumble rod. He may not look like the Teenage Turtles you know and love, but this rockin' reptile can rumble with the best of 'em, and when he puts the pedal to the metal boy can he go, daddy-o!

Keep your geeky wardrobe classic with this Go, Ninja Go! t-shirt by Blueswade, it's the doggone coolest way to show your love of ninja turtles and things that go, go, GO!

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The Ninja Turtles may have become pop culture icons, and remain instantly recognizable to most people, but back in the early 90s they were seen as a passing fad in children’s entertainment, one that parents just didn’t understand.

Nevertheless, the rubber suit variety of TMNT made all kinds of appearances, both televised and in person, in an effort to convince the general public that they aren't dangerous space aliens, or a bad influence on kids.

In this particularly colorful 1990 appearance on the Oprah Winfrey show they sing their teenage mutant hearts out, chow down on some Chicago style pizza, and generally drive the kids in the audience wild while their parents are left with that WTF look on their faces...

-Via Kotaku

You may be familiar with the story of Phineas Gage, it's an enduring urban legend and fitting entry in the Ripley's Believe It Or Not canon, but his is a story that needs to be updated.

Phineas had an iron tamping rod driven completely through his head by a blasting cap while he was working as a railroad construction foreman, and he survived what should have been a life threatening injury with little more than damage to the frontal lobe of his brain. He was said to have changed overnight from a virtuous man to a terrifyingly sociopathic madman, but what really happened to poor old Phineas?

New evidence shows that much of what we know about Phineas Gage is fabricated nonsense, and that his story changes more often than an engineer changes his overalls.

Want to know the truth about Phineas? Read on to discover more about Phineas Gage, Neuroscience's Most Famous Patient

Playing with your food is an act which is frowned upon by our parents when we’re young, but as we grow older and gain the privilege of eating whatever we want come mealtime those of us who like a bit of fun with our food enjoy playing with our food whenever possible.

Artist Noah Scalin has made food play into an artform, and he was recently asked to make food faces with the meals he was served at eight restaurants participating in the Broad Appetit food and art festival in Richmond, Virginia.

His clever linework via leftovers really shows off the character of each meal, and may inspire others to try their hand at creating a plate portrait the next time they're eating out.

-Via Laughing Squid