There are some moments in rock music that are so life-risking and unbelievable that you just have to give props no matter what the music sounds like. — By The Incredible Ninja at 3:06 PM Sat

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The animated Taiwanese animated news is back, this time with an awesome animation to explain the "Ground Zero Mosque" controversy. — By Hagrid at 1:47 PM Sat

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I attended the 'Restoring Honor' rally and realized that I was afraid of the Tea Party for all the wrong reasons. — By Collin at 1:41 PM Sat

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Get ready for some classic cute overload. ... although this borders on Poltergeist-creepy. — By Demarcus at 1:06 PM Sat

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Possible source for mystery feet that keep washing up on the shore? — By nehpetsE at 11:40 AM Sat

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Make a t-shirt out of all the status messages you ever posted on Facebook or Twitter — By za0 at 10:52 AM Sat

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This serenading unicorn sounds a lot like Boy George singing Do You Really Want to Hurt Me? He also sings Michael Bolton and Boys II Men. (Disclosure: This seems to be an old ad for Juicy Fruit gum, but that doesn't stop it from being awesome!) — By Darwindr at 10:11 AM Sat

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As Cory Doctorow might say, "Look at this banana jacket! Just look at it!" — By Pippin at 9:38 AM Sat

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My continuing interest in bringing fractals to the web has taken me from my original BoingBoing post about the Fractal Zoomer in PHP to a new generation of fractal generated written in javascript and displaying in an HTML5 canvas element. There is support for selection and zooming of any region of the image, user defined color scheme and saving the image by creating a data carrying URL. — By guydmmann at 8:49 AM Sat

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The news is filled with reports from Mexico of drug cartels murdering scores of innocent violence is so common that we in America are numb to it. We rationalize and blame it all on corrupt police, evil drug lords and of course we remind ourselves that this is America and nothing like this would ever happen. We take comfort in that. We, after all, are the good people. — By dawicker104 at 8:34 AM Sat

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Ever wonder who was responsible for the yellow and black triangular "fallout shelter" sign that can still be seen in cities across the country? Read the full story and meet the man who was most responsible for its design... — By CONELRAD at 8:21 AM Sat

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In the 1940s a myth took root that Rita Hayworth's image was on the atomic bomb dropped on Bikini Atoll. It turns out that there is a very interesting story behind this legend. — By CONELRAD at 8:18 AM Sat

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This beautifully designed device brings vibrators to a new level of sophistication & usefulness. — By gulture at 7:18 AM Sat

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When it comes to racing down the stairs,,, there is the fast way and then... there's the other way! — By Newcott at 5:04 AM Sat

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A tribute to Glitch Mob - Amazing fan tribute mixtape video clip, recognised and certified amazing by the artists, using footage from some of the most well-known movies of the past ten years. — By Mr Tumbles at 4:51 AM Sat

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A photo collection for geeks and their desktops. Done at Campus LAN Party (Valencia, Spain). — By Roc at 4:16 AM Sat

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The London Transport museum will be running tours later this month of the disused Aldwych tube station. Will be one of the first times an untouched, disused station will be opened to the public. — By IanM at 3:06 AM Sat

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I taped a piece of paper to my wall, and I picked up a Sharpie, and I explained why the stock market is a game for chumps, and this is it thank you. — By PogoRobot at 11:17 PM Fri

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My first attempt at an automata, I think it turned out pretty well! Super fun build. A little wink to Jake Von Slatt, sitting down to play the pipe organ. Huzzah! — By kamill1 at 10:28 PM Fri

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I have Painted this Uke as a present for TOm "Elvis Chicken" Brunner. Ukulele Player for the clown and Chicken Band Interracial Brady Shit or I.B.S. This is done in thanks for all the artwork he has done for me and my band Spo-it's . The Formal Presentation is at Scumfest 2010 Raleigh Nc at Volume 11 Sept 10th & 11th . Spo-it's are hanging out for both days performing Saturday to close the show. Come to the show bring a TV to throw. — By kingspoit at 10:21 PM Fri

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Daily Variety is abusing the court system to extort money from The Vandals for parodying their cover. — By Floyd R Turbo at 8:40 PM Fri

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Young Stanford researcher takes on one of the most influential research articles on language in the past century, suggesting that the claims in the paper look suspiciously like intelligent design arguments. Provocative stuff. — By Like a Lion at 6:21 PM Fri

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Kristian Anderson was diagnosed with cancer in 2009, and he made this amazing video (featuring the PM of New Zealand and Hugh Jackman) to wish his wife Rachel a happy birthday and to thank her for her support. It's really, really lovely, even if it comes from the Daily Mail. — By General Specific at 3:41 PM Fri

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Drake's newly-rebranded extension program: D+ — By Derrick at 2:02 PM Fri

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this needed to be done. — By LunarRabbit at 1:19 PM Fri

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Look at this crap.. and it's on sale for 99 cents! For only 99 cents you too can report that suspicious American for taking pictures! — By KristoferB at 1:17 PM Fri

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You like cells? You know that you do. Oh yeah. Click LIKE at this link and you'll get a couple of gorgeous images each week: http://www.facebook.com/pages/HighMag-Blog/372996924417 — By bob at 1:17 PM Fri

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Sure it's just a lip-sync video from a couple pinoy kids, but just watch it. C'mon now, tell me that didn't make you smile. — By DaddyNewt at 1:09 PM Fri

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Greg is an old friend of mine and one of the best examples of raw, unrefined talent on the internet. This latest animation is a gripping example of that. Just look at it. — By hadlock at 1:01 PM Fri

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The historic Admiral Twin drive-in theater in Tulsa, OK burned down today. — By hilaritas at 12:57 PM Fri

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At Littlefly.co.uk, Jeremy May designs and sells unique pieces of jewelry made from pages of old books. In an additional twist, the book used to make a particular ring or pendant is then used as a presentation box. — By Irene Delse at 12:56 PM Fri

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Do you love sharks? If the answer is yes, you're going to love this awesome shirt by Jublin! The little fish isn't suspecting anything, but little does he know, the hammerhead is on his long awaited lunch break. And cue the Jaws theme song! — By Bo at 12:09 PM Fri

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An energetic experimental animation drawn and photographed entirely by a Lego Mindstorms robot, with a country Moog soundtrack from Gil Trythall. — By Chinese Jet Pilot at 12:02 PM Fri

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In 2001, a mysterious "red rain" fell on India. Now, a scientist claims to have found evidence of extraterrestrial life in the fallout from those showers. — By Mr K at 11:27 AM Fri

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Chad Ochocinco (the compulsive Twitterer and eccentric Cincinnati Bengals receiver known as Chad Johnson before changing his name to refer to his #85 jersey) bought dinner for a restaurant full of strangers in Indianapolis last Wednesday. Ochocinco had issued a tweet earlier in the day saying he would fête the first 64 people to show up at St. Elmo's, a popular Indy steak house. Ochocinco, who paid around $10,000 for the meal, said he will repeat the gesture in every city the Bengals play in this season. — By John Napsterista at 11:24 AM Fri

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Guy sits on an air bag that gets deployed and he gets launched into the air — By Matt at 11:16 AM Fri

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Globe Genie transports you to a random spot somewhere across the world. "Playing with Globe Genie feels like you're teleporting all over the world." — By jacobn9820 at 10:20 AM Fri

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An interesting animation I found this morning. It reminds me of René Laloux's work mixed with Osama Tezuka. I really enjoyed the dreamlike surreal narrative. — By FSheppard at 9:41 AM Fri

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Detectives return again and again to illegal parlor before busting it. — By Skidds at 9:40 AM Fri

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NASA grants Texas-based NewSpace program $475,000 award to fund further development of cheap, reusable vehicles that can reach suborbital space. — By nickdallas at 9:29 AM Fri

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A blog posting with two audio clips of Rod Serling discussing his famous "The Shelter" episode of "The Twilight Zone" with future "Hogan's Heroes" star (and murder victim) Bob Crane. — By CONELRAD at 8:52 AM Fri

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Here is a hilarious clip where Jerry Rio (host of the Jerry Rio Show) does his improve/stand up/man on the street thing as he poses the question to passer by sarcastic New Yorkers at a NYC subway stop about the Elvis stamp controversy. "Handsome or Bloated?" — By thyrdeye at 8:46 AM Fri

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An audio-enhanced essay from the current issue of Colorado Review about a quite good, out-of-print pop record album released by Jim Jones and Peoples Temple. Jones and the Temple were made infamous after the 1978 Jonestown Massacre murder/suicides. — By BrianMT at 7:50 AM Fri

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After a few years of writing about life in a Delhi of 14 million, I recently stumbled upon a Delhi of 0. "Back in India, it once took our chartered bus four hours to travel from Gurgaon in the south to Delhi's border in the north. Colorado Delhi's transit time was slightly more than three seconds." — By mmmmdave at 7:42 AM Fri

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Do you remember the 7-hour train documentery that Norwegian public broadcaster NRK distributed last year as a torrent? (http://unresponsive.org/dbb/dbb.php?http://boingboing.net/2009/12/19/norwegian-public-bro.html) Now they are back with another scenic route, this time in 3D. Link is in Norwegian, but the 2D and 3D torrents are clearly marked. — By Godot at 7:41 AM Fri

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On the 16th September, Pope Benedict XVI will descend upon the United Kingdom. The cost of his visit, not including security, is £20 million. Many people in Britain object to public money being spent on this visit, particularly given the abundant wealth of the Catholic Church. Imagine what could be accomplished if this money was spent on a worthwhile cause. — By Zarkonnen at 7:23 AM Fri

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A genuine aural unicorn chaser! See Culture Club as never before! A truly a feast for eyes, ears, heart and soul! — By Meegelone at 7:10 AM Fri

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Simply that. Especially important to show support now that the poll in the NY Times says support among New Yorkers is tepid. — By claudineonthedole at 7:01 AM Fri

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Metallica's Black Album was never good. It just took several hundred listens for me to accept such a harsh reality as a devout tween metalhead. And I would like to say the band redeemed itself since then, but they haven't. The Black Album would have been more tolerable though had it sounded like this Metallica/Bryan Adams mash-up by Wax Audio. "Enter Sandman" meets "Run To You." — By William Baume at 6:42 AM Fri

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STRIKE MR. ANDO STRIKE!" — By cd in canada at 5:34 AM Fri

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