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This movie is going to rock.

Academy Award Winning Movie Trailer (via BriTANicKdotcom)

You got LOST in my Baywatch! You got Baywatch in my LOST! These should totally be the opening credits on the next episode.

fuckyeahlost:

From the same YouTuber who brought you the Hurley / Party in the USA clip, comes a new opening sequence for LOST…if it were Baywatch!

Wow… I feel insignificant.

The White Mountain on Vimeo (via Vimeo)

I love magic.

They say Cardini learned his slight of hand in the trenches during WWII.

Cardini on Festival of Magic (1957) (via MagicPeaceLove)

soupsoup:

Jay Leno has been on Twitter since last May, has sent 500 tweets, and has 30,000 followers.

Conan has been on Twitter for six hours, sent one tweet, and has 190,000 followers.

Draw your own conclusions.

seagull:

thedailywhat:

ROFLcoaster.

[theduty.]

hrrrthrrr:

kevintwohy:

I was watching Olympic skiing this weekend and this was all I could think about.  They should have a yeti that eats you at the end if you lose.

(And don’t say that’s silly because: Ice Dancing.)

So I didn’t know this until a few days ago….

The Yetis are not invincible.

There are two ways to beat them:

Press the ‘F’ key while playing the game. This will greatly increase your speed. Now that you are as fast as they are, simply run down the hill, and if you do not hit anything (or only hit a few things) you can pass the yetis.

After you press the ‘F’ key, press F3. This will pause the game. Now, press the ‘T’ key. The game will move one frame each time you press the ‘T’ key. If you play the speed of one frame at a time, it is simple not to ever hit anything. This makes skiing past the yetis even easier (but it is not as much fun).

What happens to you after you pass the yetis? Well, eventually, you reach the starting area again. Not that exciting I suppose, but it’s fun to know that you have beat those damn yetis, even if you did have to press some secret buttons.

fuckyeahlost:

This is quite incredible. Juan Osborne took the time to go through every script (season 1-5) on Lostpedia to find out how many words each character said (Jack - 28,591; Locke - 22,670) and how frequently they used certain words. Click here to see the full size version.

That’s not all though! This image is a web that includes Hurley, Kate, Sawyer, Sayid, Ben, Juliet & Desmond in addtion to Jack & Locke.

In both images, the bigger the word is, the more frequently that character used it.

Calvin and Hobbes

(submitted by: shelbymary)

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