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Complete with carved-watermelon Krang.

Well played, Mike!

Hey, remember that scarily-accurate tribute to Spongebob Squarepants's "Krusty Krab" being constructed in Ramallah, Palestine? The inside is really making the place come to life, as you can tell from above. Meanwhile the outside is coming along just fine:



And even the inside office space is based on the show!



Here's hoping they remember to put the pickles on my burger this time...

Life hack: If your car heater breaks, you can hook a propane tank up in your car. Fire is hot no matter where it’s coming from.

That's what this living legend from Baton Rouge did. He basically installed a flame thrower in his car to heat it becuase shit isn't going to do itself.

via Gif Bay

The video description explains what’s going on here:

“It was a historically cold day in Baton Rouge. That morning it was much colder than it normally is here. A normal winter day was 40 degrees and that day it was about 15 or lower. But when you have work to do but your car has no heat the only thing you can do is be creative. I get to my car lot and noticed something peculiar at the lot. Fire in a car! So I walked up on the vehicle and it was really fire. I open the back door and there is a lit propane tank in the back of the car."

Please make this our national motto: “But when you have work to do but your car has no heat the only thing you can do is be creative.”

Don’t try this at home, but if you do, pack a fire extinguisher. This guy might be able to control fire, but the rest of us might not be so lucky.

via Reddit

Honestly, the most shocking part about this genuinely awesome video was dat intro with the fun fact that at one time in the universe there existed a cartoon show about a dude cloning a sh*tton of Bill Cosby's. Oh, and don't you fret, it gets even weirder if you travel further down that road. Each of those Cosby clones in the show had a superpower...kind of. Insert perverse joke here. You can also catch an episode below:

From the submitter:

A car dealer ship in Massachusetts had this Flinstone car on their rotating car display. The taxi in the foreground is a replica of a taxi from the 70's show "Taxi." Less likely to be recognized by the general users of this website though.

Baby born going down Beltway 8 in Houston on the way to birth center. No nudity.

If you have the money and time to wait, you can order these custom-made trousers here!