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Sculpting a Terrifying Sentient Spaghetti Monster With Raised Arms and Menacing Teeth
1+ hour, 56+ min ago (78+ words) Laughing Squid Adam of North of the Border sculpted a terrifying sentient spaghetti monster in a bowl with raised arms and menacing teeth. Today I made a sentient bowl of evil pasta… An Italian nightmare made manifest. At least I…...
A Fascinating Look at the BBC’s 2000 FutureWorld Exhibition of Emerging World Wide Web Technology
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (106+ words) Laughing Squid At the 2000 BBC FutureWorld exhibition in Bristol, England, presenters Peter Snow and Lindsey Fallow of the BBC series Tomorrow’s World reported on the latest World Wide Web technology and future projects. Peter Snow and Lindsey Fallow present a…...
13-Year-Old Spends 300 Hours Building a Custom 3D-Printed Mobility Chair for a Toddler
1+ day, 22+ hour ago (132+ words) Laughing Squid Thirteen-year-old named Zac Waters, who lives in Lehi, Utah, spent 300 hours of his summer break designing, printing, testing, and assembling a custom 3D-printed mobility chair for a 21-month-old girl. Zac, who learned to 3D print from an instructional video,…...
A Massive 10-Foot Ball of Hair Rolls Through the Streets of New York City Like a Tangled Tumbleweed
2+ day, 20+ min ago (154+ words) Laughing Squid A massive 10-foot hairball has been seen rolling through the streets of New York City in all its tangled glory. Nicknamed “Tumblehair”, the knotty sphere, which represents all the hair that New Yorkers lose to shedding, was a…...
Adventurous Orange Cat Loves Kayaking With Her Devoted Humans
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (175+ words) Laughing Squid An adventurous rescued orange tabby named Zoey enjoys kayaking with her devoted humans on the waterways of New Hampshire, sometimes even jumping back and forth between their two kayaks. She sometimes falls in, but it doesn’t faze her....
A Virtual Ride on the Titanic’s Anchor to the Bottom of the Mariana Trench
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (181+ words) Epic Spaceman (Toby Lockerbie) virtually explored the Mariana Trench while riding the Titanic’s anchor, explaining the history of deep-sea exploration and the adaptations of the strange sea creatures he encountered. I travel from the surface to the deepest point in…...
Why Cats Prefer Cardboard Boxes Over Expensive Beds
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (153+ words) Laughing Squid The Thought Vortex explained why cats often ignore expensive beds their humans buy for them and instead head straight for the cardboard boxes they came in. The bed is comfortable by human standards. The box is comfortable by…...
British Foodie Visits One of New York City's Smallest Restaurants in Elmhurst, Queens
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (164+ words) British Foodie Visits One of New York City’s Smallest Restaurants in Elmhurst, Queens Laughing Squid While visiting New York City, British foodie Harrison Webb traveled by subway to Elmhurst, Queens, to dine at Warung Selasa, one of the city’s smallest…...
Inside Jungle Jim’s International Market, The Largest Family-Owned Grocery Store in the United States
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (222+ words) James Atamian of Morning Brew went inside Jungle Jim’s International Market in Fairfield, Ohio, the largest family-owned grocery store in the United States. He toured the massive 280,000-square-foot store, which features thousands of food products from more than 70 countries. Jungle…...
Flowering Plants That Look Like People and Animals
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (114+ words) Laughing Squid Michael LaPointe of Pointe of View explained why certain flowering plants from around the world take on uncanny human and animal forms. In this video we look at ten flowering plants that evolution apparently designed by accident, or…...