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guess which celeb couple broke up

these two. contract expired.

yogi the bear alternate ending

if you don't get it, click here. spoiler alert retroactive.

another christmas kitty.

you know this one. thx sj!

happy misery bear christmas

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mandy moore :: candy

bailey the bison likes to drink beer

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happy birthday blossom

today is mayim bialik's 35th birthday. what was this show even about. is it really all based on a weird girl with a dead mom, her zany next door neighbor and dumb brother? is that all it takes to make a tv show? how bizarre.

lame

The new big ten logo is supposed to pay homage to the original conference members, with a '10' embedded into the word big. seems a little redundant. pentagram designed the logo, but apparently, the people at the big 11 didn't think their fans would be smart enough understand it without the word 'ten' spelled out.

don't get me started on their division names.

this calendar looks familiar...

i recognize that bear. that bear sure makes a great calendar. that calendar sure as hell would make an outstanding secret santa gift.

good thing ktv is my secret santa and left it as a surprise for me at kylie's rager the other night!

Rut-roh

It's kind of beautiful. there is a joke in this about brett farve but i can't make figure it out. something about old things deteriorating.


thanks gawker.

what in the hell

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santa claws

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kismas kitties

kitty elf and kitty santa. via.

rePURRters

Back in August, Friskies put together a feline focus group composed of 25 cats selected for personifying the Friskies brand by being playful and adventurous. These “RePURRters,” as Friskies dubbed them, were fitted with specially-designed portable video cameras to be worn around their necks.

Five days worth of footage was analyzed by Purina animal behaviorist Dr. Jill Villarreal “to draw conclusions as to the daily adventures of cats.” The footage was then edited to produce a 4-minute short film billed as the “First Ever Movie Filmed by Cats.” via