Super Sexy Topless Weekend Hangover Aggregation Fun Time! – 10-7-13
Recapping some of the reader-posted highlights from the Weekend Open Thread:
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– Be a Bat-biker (rkwsuperstar).
– New Cartoon network CG show looks to be not just good…but Sonic good (SlyDante777). Also, a new Pokemon is a sentient key ring.
– Hulk Hogan shows his ass cheeks, impersonates Miley Cyrus, undoubtedly gives the Iron Sheik a week’s worth of Twitter material (Anyone00).
– World Cup? This thing belongs in the World-Destroying Cup (rkwsuperstar).
– Words fail (Anyone00).
– Vintage Halloween Costumes most definitely DO NOT include “Sexy Charlie Chaplin” (SlyDante777).
–The Ant-Man movie costume that’s probably just from the test reel, but could be newer (10glfan59).
– Self-cleaning clothes. Designed for the military, sure to be tested by potheads (troi).
– Dude sticks live eel in his rectum. Fails to foresee obvious problems (LYT).
– Lego Parisian restaurant allows you to (theoretically) play Ratatouille (Timely-Tardis-Lego).
– Ninjas or Navy SEALs? The commander of U.S. Special Operations Command has an admittedly biased answer (Gallen_Dugall).
– Maybe Hulk Hogan was just auditioning for this (Timely-Tardis-Lego).
– Effects artists create a spec trailer about Russian death robots, for fun in between paying gigs (Dr.Gonzo82).
– Neil deGrasse Tyson critiques Gravity in Tweets – I think he’s missing what the title actually refers to. But nitpicks aside, he enjoyed it (Regular_Stormy).
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