January 27, 2012

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Incredible Igloo Hotel

Located in the Alps and the Pyrenees mountains, these amazing igloo hotels require “almost 3000 tons of snow to create each one; standard village consists of Igloo Hotel, Igloo Bar, series of tunnels, and smaller Igloos that serve as private rooms.” Video after the break.

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November 23, 2011

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Funny Google Autocomplete Suggestions

Sure, they’re just suggestions, but sometimes, these alone are more interesting than what you were searching for in the first place. For example,”help i’m a prisoner in a toothpaste factory”, just sounds so much stranger than anything you could possibly imagine. Continue reading to see more.

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November 21, 2011

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Storing the World’s Nuclear Weapons [infographic]

Storing the world’s nuclear weapons may sound menacing, but it’s actually quite fascinating. For those who’ve ever wondered which country has the most storage locations, it’s Russia. On another note, the highest concentration of nuclear warheads is at the Strategic Weapons Facility in Bangor, Washington. Those are just some of the fascinating facts that you’ll see in this infographic after you “continue reading”.

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November 20, 2011

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Black Friday 2011 – WalMart Selling $99 Blue Nintendo Wii

Starting at 10pm on November 24th, WalMart will begin selling a limited edition blue Nintendo Wii console. That’s right, “a new spot that just aired on CBS’ broadcast of the Titans vs. Falcons has confirmed that it’ll be on sale within a matter of days for those lucky enough to snag on.”

They’ll be offered up starting at 10:00PM on November 24th (that’s Thanksgiving day, you know) and should be completely sold out by 10:00:01PM on the same day. That tally will net you a console, a matching Wii Remote Plus and a Nunchuk.

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November 16, 2011

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Anatomy of a LEGO Minifig

Finally, we get to see what’s really inside of a LEGO Minifig, and surprisingly enough, it appears quite human-like. Basically, “Jason Freeny, the artist behind this sculpted vivisection, details the process on his Facebook page, showing the use of an off the shelf Lego toy, sculpting clay, and some very, very meticulous work.” Continue reading for a video.

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