Breaking Bad's a cocktail of chemically-infused chaos. As a viewer of the show, you get to follow a desperate high school chemistry teacher's dive into the underworld of drug dealing. His reasons for starting, and continuing his role in the illicit drug market, make for one hell of a dark and occasionally funny and brutally insightful story, that many people found themselves entertained by. If you haven't seen the show, consider the following fun facts, riddled with spoilers. That being said, these are something else!
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Breaking Bad's, Hank Schrader (Dean Norris) is still figuring out how to Internet. That or the television show's renowned anti-law abiding degenerate, Jesse Pinkman hacked the dude's computer. All lame show references aside, this is comedy gold. I sorely hope this is the work of a real account. The bold and ballsy decision to leave that shamelessly NSFW tweet up there, after what I can only reasonably imagine was a self-inflicted panic attack would make the Hank Schrader himself DAMN PROUD.
Having trouble piping "Happy Birthday?" Well then don't look at these utterly ridiculous cakes by Sideserf Cake Studio.
Kirk Demarais has created a series of colored pencil portraits based on fictitious families from film, television and elsewhere. These awkward family portraits are all complete with that classic studio backdrop and include everyone from the Griswolds to the Whites.
It might be time to ditch your classic Kramer poster and upgrade to one of these gems.
Via @walterscoffee
Walter's Coffee Roastery opened up in Instanbul about a year ago. It was a wonderful idea, presumably based off of this sequence from the TV series 'Breaking Bad':
Now they are bringing the chemical themed roastery and coffee shop to Brooklyn, New York by the end of this summer. They plan to bring the same level of coffee chemistry and 'Breaking Bad' references that caused the internet to fall in love with them in the first place. 
Via Rhett and Link
With the mid-season premiere of Breaking Bad only days away, YouTube's filmmaker duo Rhett and Link condensed the first five seasons of the series into a middle school musical, complete with family-friendly substitutes like a singing bag of "blue rock candy."
