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It's that time of year again. That time when everyone is thirsty. 

"Let's all have a drink before we head out for a big night of summer fun, guys!" you say, hoping to be the life of the party for once. "Oh, sorry. Let me clean out a few mugs."

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New social app puts a price tag on your friend's lives.

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Peep this. 

The final step in the social media evolution is here. First we wrote about wanting friends on LiveJournal. Then we chose who our top eight friends were on MySpace. Next we showed our friends what we ate for lunch on Facebook and Instagram. Now, finally, we can share how much that lunch cost on Peepme. 

Peep.me is a new app that allows users to openly post about the crap they bought and how much it cost. It's Pinterest with the price tag. It's Facebook with the pricetag. It's Instagram with the pricetag. Here's the type of stuff that comes up with a quick perusal of public profiles on Peepme:

Snacks (with the price tag)!

Pets (with the price tag)!

Random purchases (with the price tag)!

Expensive random purchases (with the price tag)!

Shoes with weird piles of hair in the background (with the price tag)!

Sometimes you need to know who is spending the most money right away. Not a problem. You can sort through contacts on Peepme by date, views, and, thank corporate Jesus, price. 

Look! My friend Kourtney Kardashian spend a quarter mil on a car!

Of course, I love knowing that my friends are part of a consumerist lifestyle, but the best part of the app, for my money, is the eye icon that you can press to acknowledge that you have seen the post. Finally, the acknowledgment that something occurred in your friend's life without committing to "liking" it. How many times have one of your friends posted about their uncle's death and you want to click "like" to show that you support them in this tough time, but it seems callous to click like on something sad? Peepme's eye icon lets you let your friend know you've seen that they had to buy their uncle a $6,000 coffin without having to say that you liked it.

The video demo for the app doesn't work on the cheap Peepme website, but it can be found on YouTube thanks to Daily App Show.  

Ok, go out there and enjoy Peepme. And don't forget to leave comments on your friend's posts, "Good job spending money!!!"

(by Myka Fox)

Responsible parenting.

Can I come out now? Have people stopped tweeting about their dads?

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John VienerMon, 16 Jun 2014 17:59:12 EDT

Can I come out now? Have people stopped tweeting about their dads?

These amazing 'Game of Thrones' cookies are what you were missing to make your viewing party perfect.

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"Fire And Dough" (via reddit)

Look, I'm not a guy who wakes up and says "I'm going to write about cookies today." I write about tough-guy things, like herds of ducks crossing the road.

But I can't ignore how totally kick-ass these cookies baked by a redditor's sister are. If you aren't familiar, these are the House sigils and Words of the major families in Game of Thrones. Here's a list of which signs belong to which House, in case you're not a huge nerd:

(From left to right, top row first)

1. Gold lion on a red field, "Hear Me Roar": The Lannisters. As Maester Luwin tells Bran Stark way back in Season 1, "A Lannister always pays his debts" is actually just a catchphrase, not their Words.

2. Spear through a sun on gold field, "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken": House Martell, the family of the late, great Prince Oberyn. Also, their capital is called Sunspear. Their Words come from the fact that they're the only one of the Seven Kingdoms that resisted the dragons way back when.

4. Fish over a river, "Family, Duty, Honor": House Tully, Catelyn Stark and Lysa Arryn's family, also the Blackfish and Catelyn's piss-poor archer of a brother, Edmure.

5. Golden rose on a green field, "Growing Strong": House Tyrell, rulers of Highgarden (hence the growing). Famous Tyrells include two-time almost-Queen Margaery and the badass matriarch, Lady Olenna.

6. Dire wolf on a white field, "Winter Is Coming": House Stark, descended from the First Men and prone to making decisions based on honor and morality (not a good idea). Currently living Starks include Arya, Sansa, and their bastard brother Jon Snow.

7. Three-headed red dragon on black field "Fire And Blood": House Targaryen, currently consisting only of Daenerys Stormborn (and Maester Aemon at the Wall, although he's forsaken his last name). They're part dragon, you see.

8. The 'Game of Thrones' logo. Duh.

9. Kraken on black field "We Do Not Sow": House Greyjoy. They are Vikings on steroids, and subsist only on what they steal. Theon/Reek and Asha are pretty much the only ones left.

10. Bear on green field "Here We Stand": House Mormont. They live on Bear Island. There are Mormonts left there, but they don't really get mentioned in the show. Ser Jorah Mormont, the guy in Daenery's permanent friendzone, is the most well-known, but Jeor Mormont was pretty good as Lord Commander of the Night's Watch.

11. Stag on golden field, "Ours Is The Fury": House Baratheon. Robert Baratheon overthrew the Targaryens before becoming a not-good king. His brother Stannis Baratheon might be a better king, if he can get past annoying the living daylights out of everyone who talks to him.

12. Bird & crescent moon on a blue field "As High As Honor": House Arryn. They live in a castle called the Eyrie (which is what one calls eagles' nests) way up in the mountains. After the deaths of Lysa Arryn and her husband Jon, the last Arryn is the appropriately bird-named Robin Arryn, who is probably crazy.

(by Johnny McNulty)

Goal-oriented.

The plot thins.

Too hot.


No pain no gain.

Samuel L. Jackson recites his famous 'Pulp Fiction' speech from memory to terrify an imaginary 17-year-old boy.

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Do you know what they call dating Samuel L. Jackson's daughter in France? Le bad idea.

Dating Samuel L. Jackson's daughter as a teenage boy sounds stressful. Not only does it involve being terrified by a samurai-movie-inspired Bible passage, but Samuel L. Jackson's daughter Zoe is around 32, so that's gotta be stressful for this fictional 17-year-old boy. I still think Samuel L. Jackson is scarier, but that's got to weigh on an imaginary kid.

It's pretty impressive that Samuel L. Jackson knows that speech by heart after all this time. On the other hand, so does every frat guy I ever knew. It's a pretty memorable speech.

(by Johnny McNulty)

A guy has been filming his dad's reaction every time he gets a new tattoo.

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"Maybe this time he just wants to show me a skin rash—aw! Not again!"

Now that Father's Day is over, it's time to go back to tormenting your dads simply by being yourselves. Joshua does this by getting tattoos and then filming his dad's reaction to his new ink. Based on his dad's disgusted reaction, I'm guessing every tattoo looks like this.

(by Shira Rachel Danan)

Dream team.

Planning ahead.

A girl was sent home from school because her dress was too short, so her mom wore the same dress to her graduation.

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Nothing says "dangerously sexual" like a floral print skirt and a huge belt. (via Facebook)

Violet Burkhart is a recent graduate of Central Division High School in Lexington, North Carolina. Her high school career, however, was marred on its very last day when she was sent home for wearing a fun and weather-appropriate dress to make the final day of classes that much special. "I thought my last day was going to be great and exciting, but they pretty much ruined it for me," Burkhart told Fox8 News.

With about two hours left to go in the school day, though, teachers made Violet stop in the middle of the hallway and measured her dress. They deemed it half an inch too short and sent her home to change, after calling her mom. Said her mom, Amy Redwine, "I literally looked back at the clock and I'm thinking, it's 1:00 in the afternoon on her last day of her senior year. My daughter—it's supposed to be one of her best days and she's there crying."

Honestly, I'm not even a huge fan of the dress. I couldn't be less scandalized if I tried. (via)

So, in her last act as parent of a high schooler, Amy Redwine decided to get revenge by putting the same dress on her mom bod to flaunt it in front of the school and show everyone how ridiculous the administration's decision was.

Violet in another vixen-like outfit. That skirt in the background is pretty risque as well. (via)

The graduation was on Saturday, and both women looked fantastic. 

It's not just respectable, but practical and easy to move in! (via Facebook)

This isn't the first time this year school administrators have proven that they have deep difficulty being confronted with having to look at any amount of a teen girl's body, the most noteworthy of which being the girl who was sent home from prom for giving the chaperoning dads inappropriate thoughts.

(by Johnny McNulty)

Confused dogs don't know how to react to a human barking at them.

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"Who taught you to say that?"

Jose Ahonen seems like he's trying to make a career out of annoying dogs. You probably remember him as the Finnish magician who was using the power of illusion to hide delicious treats from bewildered and disappointed dogs. Now, for his newest trick, he gets voice actor Rudi Rok to bark at them. That's it, just bark. I'm not sure that barking counts as magic, but I guess it is technically a trick. So, he's got us there.

Some of the dogs are clearly confused to see a human fluent in their language. Others just seem to be happy to have somebody to bark with.

I'm looking forward to his next video, in which he pokes sleeping dogs with a billiard cue until they get up and find someplace else to rest. Should be hilarious!

(by Dennis DiClaudio)


Some guy chilled with an Alaskan brown bear and did not get eaten.

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Mind grabbing me a beer while you're up, bear?

Drew Hamilton, who works in tech at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, shot this video at the McNeil River State Game Sanctuary in Alaska. Brown bears gather in the park from June to August, where they fill up on salmon and sometimes hang out with bros with video cameras and nerves of steel.  

The bear gets within cuddling distance, but he seems less interested in Drew than in admiring the scenery. Birds chirp in the background; it's a beautiful day. You could almost forget that one swipe of that bear's paw would make it way harder to enjoy this splendid example of the "don't do this at home" genre of YouTube video.

The scariest/awesomest part is at the end, when the bear takes off, and the camera pans to reveal that there are dozens of bears in the river below. 

(by Shira Rachel Danan)

Ignorance is bliss.

Parent uses precocious kid to make a nauseating viral video.

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Kids say the darndest things when their parents are shoving a camera in their face and telling them what to say. (via YouTube)

Is vomitrocious a word? Spell check keeps putting a wavy red line under it but I'm pretty sure it's the right word for this. 

This video promises to make a rap song in 30 seconds (it's over a minute, but let's let that slide), which could possibly be cool, even with a coached child as the star, but the whole thing swirls down the cuteness toilet the second the kid starts rapping about stealing cookies and telling people to "deal with it." 

Obviously his parent has pimped him into saying self-aware statements that are mature beyond his years. This is a comedic device that has never been funny and yet is dragged out over and over again. You know what I'm talking about, the most flagrant use right now of the tiny-child-says-sassy-things-device is the cringe-inducing adopted daughter character Lily Pritchett on an otherwise funny Modern Family. That kid blows more lines than a 13-year-old Drew Barrymore.

To be clear, I don't blame the child. He obviously has some musical talent, he's definitely the one playing the keyboard, and he sounds great for being a little kid. Kid, wherever you are, this is not your fault. You have a parent who is desperate for validation and is using you to fill a void. 

And by the way, parent, you made him say ... "Now I have more street cred than Drake?"

Not for nothing, but Drake is the softest rapper in the game. Deal with it. 

(by Myka Fox)

5 Things You Should At Least Pretend To Know Today - June 17, 2014

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1. U.S. Underdogs Knock Those Fat Cats From Ghana Down A Peg Or Two With 2-1 World Cup Victory

U.S. soccer team had a strong start to the World Cup yesterday with a stirring 2-1 defeat of Ghana. It's so nice to see America catching a break for once.


2. God Emphatically Restates His Extreme Distaste For American Midwest With Twin Tornadoes 

pair of massive tornadoes touched down in Nebraska yesterday evening and essentially wiped the small Stanton County town of Pilger off the map. "It was like God dragged two fingernails across the the land," one of the village's 378 residents explained to the Omaha World-Herald.


3. Infrared Technology Used To Find Pablo Picasso's Discarded Old Junk Paintings

Using state-of-the-art infrared camera technology, Art experts have managed to look beneath Pablo Picassos famous "Blue Room" painting and unearth a portrait of an unknown man that the artist felt was literally worth less than the price of a new canvas. 


4. Court Rules Everyone On Earth Allowed To Make Their Own Shitty Version Of 'Sherlock Holmes'

The Seventh Circuit Court ruled yesterday that you are now free to self-publish that awful Sherlock Holmes Investigates 9/11 novel you've got sitting on your hard drive. The stories by Arthur Conan Doyle—which have served as the inspiration for no less than 47 television shows and movies in recent years—have now officially passed into the public domain.


5. Pretty Soon You'll Be Able To Sit And Spin On The New Middle Finger Emoji

250 new emojis will soon be available for your smart phone texting usage. Chief among them is them is the highly anticipated "Reversed Hand With Middle Finger Extended" that is certain to revolutionize mobile communication.


(by Dennis DiClaudio)

Honest titles and box art for the video games that made/ruined your childhood.

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The whole thing was just so you could find a note telling you not to waste time on video games.

Honest Video Game Box Art is a Facebook community founded by a gamer named Qualbert, dedicated to redesigning video game covers to more accurately depict what the game is like and also what it does to the person who plays it. Honest Video Game Box Art has only been a Facebook community for a few weeks, but it's already exploding into a thriving scene that's made the blog rounds more than once. It's not hard to see why—anyone who grew up on video games has far more complex memories of these products than just their titles. For example, when people say "Goldeneye for Nintendo 64," what I actually hear is "Proximity Mine Bingo" (or "Big Heads And Karate Chops").

Here are some of the best examples of honest box art from Qualbert and from members of the Honest Video Game Box Art community.

I can't be friends with someone who takes that long to inflate a giant Bowser head balloon.


This pretty much applies to Mass Effect and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic as well.


The ultimate classic that only takes 10 minutes to play, if done right.


Maybe GTA V's Trevor Philips is his degenerate great-great grandson.


The Quest To Figure Out Who The Hell This Game Is Named After


There were many cheat codes from the 8-bit era. Only one would survive.


The most graphically extravagant radio play ever produced.


I believe that's actually "Goddamn It 2."

See more over at Honest Video Game Box Art.

(by Johnny McNulty)

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