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Friday, August 28, 2015
12 Books About Aliens That Will Make You Believe
Posted by Unknown on Friday, August 28, 2015
Wake up, sheeple.
UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record, by Leslie Kean
Leslie Kean's 2008 book is notable both for her prior experience as an esteemed investigative journalist and the breadth of strange and compelling UFO cases it explores. The book includes strange and chilling firsthand accounts from a retired Air Force major, an Air Force colonel, and a retired chief of the FAA’s Accidents and Investigations Division — in addition to several other distinguished sources. Kean's book is well-written, spooky, and completely un-put-downable.
The Mothman Prophecies, by John A. Keel
For a little over a year, starting in 1966, the town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, was besieged by a series of inexplicable sightings — all of a bizarre, giant, winged figure which came to be called "The Mothman." In this bestseller, journalist John A. Keel explores these and other, seemingly related strange events.
Witness to Roswell: Unmasking the Government's Biggest Cover-Up, by Thomas J. Carey, Donald R. Schmitt, and Edgar Mitchell
In this book, which highlights the infamous 1947 Roswell Incident — in which some believe a UFO crash landed in Roswell, New Mexico — the authors delve deeply into news reports, historical data, and witness accounts to explore what really happened. The detail presented is almost overwhelming, and many readers will be hard-pressed to deny that something beyond a mere weather balloon was found that day.
Communion, by Whitley Strieber
Whitley Strieber's 1987 account of his and his wife's repeated experiences with alien abduction — and their subsequent interviews with counselors and hypnotists — has drawn enduring, international interest and acclaim for its careful open-mindedness, the stirring writing style, and the vivid, convincing detail in which Strieber relays his story.
Here's How To Recreate A Trip To Hogwarts In London
Posted by Unknown on Friday, August 28, 2015
Wizarding London > Universal Studios, soz.
Rebecca Hendin / Lynzy Billing / BuzzFeed
Start from Muggle London.
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McDonald's Used To Publish A Magazine And It Was Literally A Nightmare
Posted by Unknown on Friday, August 28, 2015
Guaranteed to make you grimace.
Between 1979 and 1990, McDonald's published a magazine called McDonaldland Fun Times.
McDonald's Corporation / Via etsy.com
Its tagline claimed that it was "A Magazine Especially For Children". But that's assuming that all children love incredibly scary close-ups of a clown's face.
McDonald's Corporation
Because more often then not, the covers of these magazines featured McDonald's mascot Ronald McDonald. And let's just say he didn't come off as particularly...inviting.
McDonald's Corporation
See what I mean?
McDonald's Corporation
Harry Potter Reimagined As A Psychotic Villain Is The Best Thing You'll See Today
Posted by Unknown on Friday, August 28, 2015
Introducing Harry Potter, The Boy Who Kills…
YouTubers BloodBlitz Comedy have remixed the Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban film to make Harry look like a psychotic murderer.
He's straight up unhinged.
Warner Bros / Via youtube.com
Mainly because of DanRad's dumb grins.
Warner Bros. / Via youtube.com
In fact, the trailer just gives us a glimpse of what it'd be like if Rita Skeeter had written the Harry Potter books.
Warner Bros. / Via youtube.com
Which Dead "Harry Potter" Character Would You Bring Back To Life?
Posted by Unknown on Friday, August 28, 2015
Let’s control-z some tears.
Look, we know that a huge theme in the Harry Potter series is the acceptance of death as an inexorable part of life.
Warner Bros.
But...you know...just for argument....which character's death would you undo if given the chance? Who would you send back to their loved ones?
Warner Bros.
Warner Bros.
If "Game Of Thrones" Characters Earned Boy Scout Merit Badges
Posted by Unknown on Friday, August 28, 2015
Tyrion definitely earned his in archery — specifically crossbow.
Tyrion — Archery
Requirements: Scouts must identify the parts of the bow and arrow they are using, state range safety rules, and shoot one round with a minimum accuracy requirement.
Tyrion Lannister has earned his badge by hitting a seated target at a distance of several meters. Bonus points for patricide.
HBO / meritbadge.org
Gendry — Rowing
Requirements: Scouts must demonstrate the ability to launch their watercraft, row for 100 yards, backwater for 25 yards, land, and tie a proper mooring knot.
Gendry has earned his badge by rowing since Season 3. Official presentation of badge is dependent upon Gendry actually showing up.
HBO / meritbadge.org
Athletics — The Mountain
Requirements: Scouts must perform a series of athletic tasks within a time frame, including push ups, pull ups, high jumps and running.
The Mountain has earned his badge by... well, just look at him.
HBO / meritbadge.org
Ned Stark — Genealogy
Requirements: Scouts must learn the basics of genealogy and complete a family tree by visiting or using a record-keeping institution or source.
Ned Stark has earned his badge by learning the difference between brown hair and blonde hair.
HBO / meritbadge.org
17 Photos Of Paris That Are Basically Porn For Design Nerds
Posted by Unknown on Friday, August 28, 2015
Graphic designer Louise Fili’s Graphique de la Rue is a celebration of Paris’s iconic aesthetic. Here’s a look inside.
Charlot (restaurant), 12 place de Clichy
Louise Fili
Various restaurants and shops
Spécialite de Legumes Cuit, 6 rue Pont Philippe; Royal Bar, 19 rue du Parc Royal; Café et Lait, 30 rue Vieille du Temple; Conserves du lèr Choix, 6 rue Pont Philippe
Louise Fili
Cercle de Jeux (casino), 84 rue de Clichy
Louise Fili
Saint-Sulpice Metro entrance
Louise Fili
"Harry Potter" Fans Will Freak Out Over These Magical Lipsticks
Posted by Unknown on Friday, August 28, 2015
*shrieks*
Attention Harry Potter fans: There is a magical collection of liquid lipsticks that will make your dreams come true.
They're made by LA Splash and each one costs $14.
Me rn:
Warner Bros. Entertainment / Via giphy.com
This gorgeous shade is named Sirius.
This is Ravenclaw.
We Know Which Avenger You Should Hook Up With Based On Three Random Questions
Posted by Unknown on Friday, August 28, 2015
Duh, all of them.
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