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It can follow light sources via adaptive motor orientation, which may not seem that impressive, but let me reiterate: 10 dollars.

That $50,000 tuition practically pays for itself.

Remember this kid? The kid who was building his own house in his parents' backyard to secure a mortgage-free future? Well, he's finally finished his home-on-wheels, so it's time to take a look at the finished product. Hopefully no more bees will build their hives inside it anymore!

Okay, let's try to assemble a normal tent. The long pole goes into the socket with the other short pole, the other other short pole slides into the flux capacitor, then cast expecto patronum on the tent stakes, then divide by zero, and voila! You're done.

Now here's a tent that makes camping a little bit easier. The tent has a geodesic dome frame that inflates when you pump it full of air. Just inflate, and you're done!

Yet another season where the Maple Leafs end up completely crushed.

~NSHA

Welcome to the future, everybody!

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY REPUBLIC CREDITS!

... then you've obviously never been shot by one...

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Why are Troll contractors the only type of contractors?

Dog + trunk = drunk. For multiple reasons.

~NSHA

It's got a head array to prevent your head from exploding from awesomeness. That's not what an array does, but it is now. Rumor has it Teddy Roosevelt rode around on one of these bad boys.

Haters gonna hate, winners gonna WIN!.

This may come as a shock a lot of people who live in the "first" world, but millions upon millions of people don't have access to washing machines, and still have to wash their clothes by hand.

Doing this makes the washer vulnerable to numerous health conditions such as bacterial infection or repetitive stress injuries. The makers of the GiraDora washer intend to change that.

The washer looks almost like a repurposed water cooler, fitted with a pump on the bottom portion so that users may put their clothes in the washer, sit on top of it, and pump it with their feet. Just further prove that sometimes the best solutions are the simplest ones.