No matter what you think about Millennials chances are you don’t think of them as snake people, but if you do, and you use Chrome, then this is your lucky day!

A crafty new Chrome extension created by Eric Bailey hunts down and transforms the word “Millennial” into the words “Snake People” in every document you encounter online.

Eric either has an axe to grind with Millennials, or he's a Millennial who's just having a bit of fun with the net. Either way, you’ll never have to see that terrible word online again if you don’t want to. 

The extension also changes "Generation Y" into "Serpent Society" and "digital natives" into "Parseltongues", both of which are vast improvements in my book.

-Via Mashable

Cosmo Kramer may not be the best employee, or the best neighbor, but he’s aces when it comes to doling out bad advice, dressing like a hipster dufus and spouting super quotable sayings.

You probably shouldn’t live by Kramer’s words or follow his example in terms of lifestyle, but ever Seinfeld fan knows it’s easy for quotes coined by Kramer to come up in conversation.

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From the ever popular"These pretzels are making me thirsty!" to the lesser known "If I had a kid I'd name him Isosceles. Isosceles Kramer", they're (not quite) all here for your viewing pleasure!

See 10 Quotable Kramer Moments at Uproxx

Cosplay has become extremely popular thanks to fandom conventions, where people can see and take pics of cosplayers in person, but there’s nothing cooler than seeing cosplayers in the wild.

Their costumes are made to be worn in an environment that suits their character, so many cosplayers team up with photographers and take their shoots to the great outdoors.

A group of intrepid cosplayers and bold photographers decided to combine their efforts for an ultimate destination photo shoot- in Iceland.

Their efforts were rewarded with some of the most amazing cosplay photos I’ve ever seen, a cosplay experience sure to reinforce their love of the craft, and a life experience they’ll never forget.

See more from this amazing cosplay excursion over at Kotaku Cosplay

Are you looking for a way to alter people’s perception of your intellectual capacity? Tired of people thinking you’re “not the brightest bulb in the box” simply because you don’t wear glasses and you always have a beer in your hands?

Then you need 7 Tricks For Appearing Smarter Than You Are, a guide to brainy bluffing that doesn’t require the use of more brainpower.

This handy dandy illustrated guide created by Samantha Lee for Business Insider will walk you through amazing perception altering tricks like- wearing glasses, not holding a beer in your hands, wearing a tailored suit, and many (exactly four) more!

Remember folks- infographics like this shouldn't be taken too seriously, because you're only as smart as you think you are!

See the full version of 7 Tricks For Appearing Smarter Than You Are here

For many fantasy enthusiasts our passion for fairy tale inspired literature doesn’t fade away as we grow gray, and we spend our literary lives in constant pursuit of that feeling we once had while reading fairy tales.

Thankfully many of our favorite authors feel the same way, so they’re constantly creating new tales in an attempt to recapture that fairy tale feeling and share that sense of wonder with a new generation of eager readers.

If you’re looking for that fairy tale feeling you should check out io9’s 10 Books That Will Change How You Think About Fairy Tales, which features a fine assortment of authors who have done their part to keep the genre alive.

In the world of fandom related infographics there are the crappy advertising type infographics that don’t contain well researched information, or any real info at all, and then there are the awesome visual info charts that tell you lots of good stuff quickly and please the eyes to boot.

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The more popular a fandom franchise becomes the more infographics seem to pop up online, and since everyone in the world seems to be suffering from Westeros flu at the moment it makes sense that Game of Thrones themed infographics are as popular as a rain poncho at a red wedding.

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But how can you find a bunch of infographics that will tell you what you want to know about the show and won’t make your eyeballs bleed?

You check out this collection of 15 Incredibly Important Game Of Thrones Infographics and watch your geeky world become a paradise of visual information!

(EDIT: As I looked closer at this collection I noticed that a few of the infographics included are indeed used to advertise stuff like cable TV and internet ad software. But they're all posted in a very viewer friendly size on Dorkly so you can enjoy looking through them there without clicking on advertiser links!)

Many artists live a unique lifestyle that their 9 to 5 friends don't comprehend, and as a result creatives can sometimes feel like lone Dovahkiin, out of sync with the "normal" world and constantly seeking new artistic adventures.

You gain experience about the world the hard way, trying to earn some coin with the point of your sword (in this case a pen) and stay on the good side of humanity when lazy townies are constantly trying to get you to work for free.

The life of a creative is full of highs and lows, years of eating mammoth steaks and Colovian brandy and years of living lean and hungry, when you’d practically kill to eat at a sit-down restaurant.

Dorkly’s Julia Lepetit and Andrew Bridgman use pretty pictures to reveal how the life of a creative is a lot like playing a game of Skyrim. Now how do I develop my own Dragon Shout?

See How Skyrim Perfectly Describes The Life Of An Artist here

Anyone who has ever worked with entertainment industry talent knows they can be a mighty demanding bunch who often use their celebrity status to get what they want, no matter how bizarre.

Sometimes their request is as simple as top billing, or a reworking of the script so their character gets more screentime, but other celebs aren’t so easily impressed. They demand stuff, really strange stuff, or they're liable to come down with a case of Scriptatosis, rendering them unable to effectively read their lines.

Touring performers generally have a document known as a backstage rider doing all their demanding for them, which lets the concert promoters know what they expect to find backstage before a show.

If you’re Marilyn Manson you simply want an assortment of sweets, but review Lady Gaga’s rider and you’ll find this strange request:

Not sure if the mannequin was for her show or something to make the House of Gaga feel more like a home...

See 23 Bizarre Demands Celebrities Have Made Behind The Scenes at Cracked (contains NSFW language)

The filmmakers creating modern Marvel movies are able to take full advantage of the cutting edge CGI software available today, and those digital effects help make stories about superheroes look far more believable on the big screen.

But a digital artist’s job isn't just to make the effects believable- it's to make the VFX so believable, and so seamlessly integrated into the film, that viewers can’t tell what’s real and what’s CGI.

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Here’s a marvel-ous breakdown video that reveals the digital artistry added to Captain America: Winter Soldier by Beijing-based VFX studio BaseFX.

It's interesting to see how much of our favorite films are shot in a total green screen environment nowadays, and even simple stunts are nothing but a pile of polygons nowadays.

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Have you ever encountered something so awe inspiring that you had to take a picture of it and share it with all the people in your world, in case they don't believe you when you tell them about the experience after the fact?

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Before we had camera phones we were forced to use one of those old fashioned film cameras to document the event, but now we can prove the existence of the double banana by clicking a button and hitting send.

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Diply has put together a collection of 20 Awesome Things You Would Never Believe Happened Without Photographic Proof, and lemme tell ya- if you didn't have a camera handy when one of these amazing things happened you'd never forgive yourself for missing the photo op!

Most orchestras merely bore you to death, or bore through your skull with cymbal crashes and French horn blasts, but this deadly mechanical orchestra of knives can slice you to bits as it lulls you into a musical coma!

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These cutting edge orchestral devices were created by artist Neil Mendoza, a guy who knows a thing or two about sharp notes.

His keen machines crank out a rather robotic rendition of the Bee Gees hit "Stayin' Alive", hypnotizing the viewer to come in for a closer look, so the music can really sink in...

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There is no camping without a campfire, unless your idea of camping is sitting around the warm glow of a laptop screen outside your home, so avid campers have to know their way around a pile of fiery wood.

Groups like the Boy and Girl Scouts teach young recruits how to build a campfire out of gathered wood and kindling, but the basic Tipi style they teach you doesn't last as long as the Star, and isn't as effective for cooking as the Platform.

So if you’re planning on heading to the great outdoors this summer you should check out this article that teaches you How To Build The Only Five Campfires You’ll Ever Need, and make sure you invest in a Zippo lighter (or some waterproof matches) before you go!

Longue Vie Et Prosperite by Gilles Bone

Vulcans never fully appreciated fine art until the day Spock saw an Impressionist painting in person during a trek to Smithsonia-9. That painting changed his life, and the inherent beauty brushed into the painting by the artist's adept hands made Spock understand why humans had been bragging about art for millennia. Soon Spock had his own collection of paintings, but nothing seemed to speak to him like that Impressionistic work, so he scoured Federation databases searching for a star painter from whom he could commission a painting of his very own...

Bring some out of this world artistry to your geeky wardrobe with this Longue Vie Et Prosperite t-shirt by Gilles Bone, it's one far out way to show love for your favorite sci-fi franchise.

Visit Gilles Bone's Facebook fan page, official website, Instagram, Tumblr and Twitter, then head on over to his NeatoShop for more wonderfully geeky designs:

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Hunting Club- Azure Ratheos by Adam Works

Monster hunters must feel no fear as they stalk their gargantuan prey, because fear makes you sloppy. Whether you've chosen the path of a Blademaster, or prefer to rain hellfire upon your prey as a Gunner, you must steel your nerves as you make your way into the wilds, because many monsters can smell fear. Once you've taken down a few hulking monsters, like the mighty Ratheos or the savage Lagiacruz, you'll learn to control your fear and fight as if deal with giant monsters every day of your life.

Get all geared up for your next gaming session with this Hunting Club- Azure Ratheos t-shirt by Adam Works, a wearable trophy that shows the world you're not to be messed with!

Visit Adam Works's Facebook fan page, official website, Twitter and Tumblr, then head on over to his NeatoShop for more gamer-iffic designs:

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The New New Yorker II by Jango Snow

When the New New Yorker magazine approached Bender about being a cover model he told them he didn't have the time, but when he saw that they were offering a lifetime supply of beer and a brand new pair of Clamp Blockers Mr. Rodriguez couldn't resist. He'd modeled once before, serving as the poster bot for Mom's Mechanical Failures magazine, but this shoot felt more important somehow, so Bender made sure to wear his fancy pants to the studio...

Bring some Futurama fun to your geeky wardrobe with this The New New Yorker II t-shirt by Jango Snow, and share the good news (with) everyone!

Visit Jango Snow's Facebook fan page, official website, Twitter and Tumblr, then head on over to his NeatoShop for more fantastically geeky designs:

View more designs by Jango Snow | More Funny T-shirts | New T-Shirts

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