It’s as American as apple pie and twice as wobbly, but what’s really inside Jell-O? Aside from collagen, the translucent gelatin sweet treat features collagen, sugar, artificial flavoring, and, oh yeah, chopped-up pig and cow hides soaked in acid. [WIRED]
I sure did! Remember Galaxy Quest, the greatest sci-fi homage comedy ever made? Well, Karine Marois of Quebec remembered that in the movie, the cast members gather at a convention 18 years after their show was cancelled. The film was released in 1999…so 1999 + 18 = 2017! Marois created a petition at Change.org in attempt […]
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Mikey dropped out of college to become an unlikely hero. This is his story. [Holomax]
Seriously. I’m not accusing YouTuber Benjamin Roberts of being “under the influence” or anything, so let’s just say he’s a genius. A genius for realizing that when you combine Biggie with Earl Sinclair of “Dinosaurs” fame, you achieve perfection. Warning: Language [via YouTube]
You may think you have seen every Frozen cover or parody by now, but the truth is, these two siblings take it to new levels. I don’t even really have words for this. Man, I wish my sister and I could do something this cool. Yes, wordplay intended. [Image via, H/T to LaughingSquid]
The 80’s were kind of hilarious. From the bright, flashy colors of the clothing to the oddly soothing tones of the new wave music, it is not an easy decade to forget. What a lot of people fail to remember about the 80’s is that they laid down a great foundation of geekery in many […]
Sorry, Imma let you finish, but RomanticallyApocalyptic is one of the best web comics of all time. OF ALL TIME! [Source: RomanticallyApocalyptic, obviously]
Jennifer Townley’s kinetic sculptures blow the mind. It is like you are looking at a living, breathing piece of work, though it is purely one artist’s vision realized. Her ideas come from her love of science, as you can see represented in her work. It’s the crossroads where art and science meet and create something […]
A psychologist believes side-scroller characters like Mario move from left to right because people have a bias towards depicting movement in that direction. Why exactly that should be is not so clear. Dr Peter Walker of Lancaster University in the United Kingdom explored the topic in an article for the journal Perception titled: “Depicting visual […]