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Put some cookie dough in the oven, set it to 350°F, and in 10-12 minutes, people will be losing their minds.
But as low-brow as stuffing your face with as many freshly-baked cookies may seem — there’s actually a lot of science involved in the process, as well as why cookies are nearly impossible to resist. Darn you, science!
Please watch this…
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It’s actually been a stellar year for pancakes. And then this happened… Some dude on YouTube decided to cover himself in pancakes and syrup and, combined with his pasty complexion and creepy stare, ruined a perfectly good food trend for everyone.
Come to think of it, pancake fetish guy… Could you do the same with cupcakes and flavored vodka? Those need to die too.
Please watch this, only if you need pancakes ruined forever…
[link, via Incredible Things]
If you were looking for some good ice cream suicide, homicide, and unbridled carnage — you came to the right place.
Anytime Is Ice Cream Time, by illustrator Steve Cutts, is a very cute but tragic video that follows around a few anthropomorphic ice cream cones and popsicles — right up until their unfortunate demise.
Please watch this…
[link, via The Awesomer]
From the tone-deaf numbskulls who brought us Rebecca Black’s Friday, is Chinese Food — a ‘music’ video starring Alison Gold.
In case you were wondering… It’s just like Friday in its ridiculousness and reckless abuse of auto-tune. However, Chinese Food takes it a step further with some thinly-veiled racial stereotyping, a pedobear, and a grown man at an adolescent girls’ slumber party. And, not to split hairs, but aren’t geishas Japanese?
Please watch this…
A cake is just a cake… Unless that cake is a spin away from becoming an animated masterpiece. Phytopage is a zoetrope cake by artist Alexandre Dubosc — as he pays homage to the lost art of print. Please watch this…
[via Laughing Squid]