Step into the world of Westeros once more with this beautiful fingerstyle Game of Thrones theme cover by Danish musician Soren Madsen. Recorded live in the Church of Lystrup in Aarhus, Denmark, this rendition of Ramin Djawadi’s iconic theme song brings a fresh twist to the beloved score. Whether you’re a Game of Thrones aficionado or a lover of intricate guitar arrangements, this fingerstyle cover of the theme will take you back to the lands of ice and fire. Check it out!
This Stimulation Clicker Game Will Break Your Brain (And You’ll Thank Me For It)
If you’ve ever wondered what it would look like if the internet threw a wild party and invited every single distraction imaginable, Stimulation Clicker is the answer. This chaotic, endlessly amusing browser game takes the simple act of clicking a button and turns it into a hilariously over-the-top experience. One click at a time, you’ll unlock a world of ridiculous features that transform your screen into a carnival of pure, unfiltered nonsense—and you won’t be able to look away.
Stimulation Clicker is the perfect blend of chaos, comedy, and clicking. The premise couldn’t be simpler: you open the site, find the big button labeled “Click Me,” and start clicking like your life depends on it. Each click earns you stimulation points—because what’s more rewarding than an arbitrary number going up?
But this isn’t just about mindless clicking. Those hard-earned points can be spent to turn your screen into a symphony of delightful absurdity. Want a soothing ASMR video to play while you frantically click? Done. Craving the nostalgia of a bouncing DVD logo gliding across your screen? You can make it happen. Add in some lo-fi beats, flashy visuals, and a few more upgrades, and suddenly your browser feels like it’s trying to win an Olympic gold medal in overstimulation.
As the chaos builds, the game somehow becomes even more entertaining. It’s like watching your own personal circus unfold, except you’re the ringmaster, the audience, and probably the clown. Every feature you unlock is both a reward and a hilarious new layer of nonsense. Before long, your screen is so overloaded it looks like the internet had one too many energy drinks and decided to show off. Behold this screenshot showing what my screen looked like after 10 minutes playing the game:
There’s no grand prize for mastering the game. When you finally close the tab, you’re left with nothing but a smile and the vague feeling that you just burned some brain cells in the most fun way possible. It’s pure digital escapism—a silly, pointless ride that reminds you how much joy can come from doing something entirely meaningless.
If you’re looking for a way to procrastinate or just want to see how much your attention span can handle, give Stimulation Clicker a try. Just don’t be surprised if you find yourself clicking “just one more time” for hours on end.
How Beef Fat and Science Made McDonald’s Fries Your Snack Soulmate
Whether you’re diving into a Big Mac, crunching on McNuggets, or questioning life choices with a Filet-O-Fish, there’s one universal truth: you’re getting fries with that. But what makes McDonald’s fries the crispy golden unicorns of fast food?
It all started in 1949 with a pair of brothers, a pile of potatoes, and the San Bernardino desert air. Seriously, their fries got their extra crispiness by just hanging out in the California heat. But the real secret weapon? Beef tallow. That’s right, those fries were basically soaked in meat magic until health advocates came for McDonald’s like it was the final boss battle of cholesterol.
After some oil drama and flavor tweaks, the fries are still iconic. Sure, they’ve added a science fair’s worth of ingredients and a pinch of guilt (not vegan, not vegeterian, not gluten-free), but no other fry comes close. Even Julia Child said, “Ooh la la!” about them—or at least, we’re pretty sure she did.
So, are McDonald’s fries the reigning potato royalty of your heart? Or does another fry make you swoon? Drop your thoughts in the comments, and remember: the fry war is real.
(Also, shoutout to Burger King for trying in the 90s. Nice try, champs.)
Today’s Hottest Deals: Samsung 34′ Odyssey G5 Ultra-Wide Gaming Monitor, Soundcore Q20i Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Anker SOLIX C1000 1056wh Power Station, and MORE!
For today’s edition of “Deal of the Day,” here are some of the best deals we stumbled on while browsing the web this morning! Please note that Geeks are Sexy might get a small commission from qualifying purchases done through our posts. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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–Soundcore Q20i Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones – $69.99 $39.99
–Acer PS5 Headset with Non-Stop 100H Battery, Dynamic 50mm Drivers, Clear Voice Mic – $42.99 $29.99
–Anker SOLIX C1000 1056wh Portable Power Station, 1800W (Peak 2400W) – $999.00 $429.00
–Anker Surge Protector Flat Plug Power Strip (2100J), 12 AC Outlets, 5feet Flat Extension Cord, 1USB C and 2 USB Ports – $29.99 $23.99 (For Prime Members)
–Gryffindor Comfy Throw Blanket with Sleeves – $27.99 $14.99
–Lavazza Super Crema Whole Bean Coffee Blend, light-Medium Espresso Roast, 2.2 Pound (Pack of 1) ,Premium Quality, Aromatic, Mild and creamy – $24.50 $20.82
–Sunny Health & Fitness Programmable 16 Electro-Magnetic Elliptical Cross Trainer Exercise Machine – $479.98 $239.98
–Koofr Cloud Storage: Lifetime Subscription (1TB) – $810.00 $109.97
–1minAI: Lifetime Subscription – Why choose between ChatGPT, Midjourney, GoogleAI, and MetaAI when you could get them all in one tool? – $234.00 $29.97
–Costco 1-Year Gold Star Membership + FREE $45 Digital Costco Shop Card – $65.00
Glass Bones and Paper Skin [Comic]
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Unlocking the Genius of Da Vinci’s Self-Supporting Bridge [Video]
In 1502, Leonardo da Vinci proposed a self-supporting bridge design to to Sultan Beyazid II, requirering no fasteners, mortar, or supports underneath—a marvel of engineering relying solely on the forces of physics.
While the sultan dismissed the idea as unworkable, modern demonstrations prove otherwise. This simple yet sturdy design was even portable, making it a valuable tool for military campaigns.
Learn how this ingenious bridge works and why it still inspires engineers today with Sabins Civil Engineering!
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Listen to Your Body [Comic]
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The Ups and Downs of Marriage [Comic]
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Benedict Cumberbatch Reads a Prescient 1988 Letter to the People of 2088
During a Letters Live event on December 12, 2024, Benedict Cumberbatch (using an American accent) brought Kurt Vonnegut’s prophetic 1988 letter to life. Addressed to the “Ladies and Gentlemen of A.D. 2088,” the letter confronts humanity’s challenges—overpopulation, environmental destruction, and inept leadership—while offering a stark vision of nature’s indifferent power.
Vonnegut’s advice includes stabilizing populations, halting environmental harm, and embracing sustainable living. He warns against blind optimism and urges future leaders to confront harsh realities. Watch the video below:
Tuco From Breaking Bad Plays Dalgona Candy Game
Tuco Salamanca + Squid Game = absolute chaos! Watch as the dalgona candy game meets the king of “tight, tight, tight!” It took Youtuber “Alternative Cuts” 3 weeks to edit this, because holidays are distracting—just like Tuco with a bag of blue! And guess what? A Breaking Bad crew edition of Green Light, Red Light is in the works—stay tuned!