The 2002 All-Star Game? Oh, RIGHT, that one.
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WARNING: Squeels, “OMG’S” and intense needs to touch something soft ahead. After all, it’s all about the fluff on fluff on fluff.
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Jorts are the world’s single greatest item of clothing. But recently, they’ve succumbed to a terrible plague.
They're comfortable, versatile, cheap, and easy to DIY from a pair of old jeans. Whoever you are, whatever your style is, you're guaranteed to find a pair of jorts that suits you.
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The film captures the Subway just seven months after it opened.
American Mutoscope and Biograph Company filmed this footage on May 21, 1905. In order to film this point of view, the company mounted a camera on the front of a subway car and followed another train on the same track, while a specially constructed work car, fitted with lights, lit the dark tunnel from a parallel track.
According to The Library of Congress :
“At the time of filming, the subway was only seven months old, having opened on October 27, 1904. The ride begins at 14th Street (Union Square) following the route of today's east side IRT, and ends at the old Grand Central Station, built by Cornelius Vanderbilt in 1869. The Grand Central Station in use today was not completed until 1913.”
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Perfect timing.
Yesterday, during a stretch of the Tour de France, a fan decided to run alongside American cyclist Tejay Van Garderen.
But before he could get very far, another fan stepped in and tripped the runner, causing him to fall face first into the pavement.
Right before that, though, this glorious moment was captured on camera:
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They’re both such inspirations.
THIS DOG IS TOO CUTE.
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Miguel Angel Jimenez has it all figured out.
Meet the 49-year-old ponytail-rocking, cigar-smoking Spaniard who is currently near the top of the British Open leader board at Muirfield in Scotland. Miguel Angel Jimenez has a smooth swing and an even smoother approach to the game of golf. In summation: he's really awesome.
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Golfers and golf fans everywhere are watching the British Open wondering, "how is this middle-aged dude simply owning life right now?" Well, the secret is in his mesmerizing and sensual stretches.
This video will probably inspire you to travel more. Or, it will make you feel bad about your life choices so far….
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How many vacation days do Italians get? Does Canada work less than we do? Well…
Sorry, Americans! But at least you have more vacation days than Chinese workers?
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From a 2008 study by The Center for Economic and Policy Research. Sorry, Americans, it's not the norm to get paid leave for taking care of a newborn.
Figures from KPMG.
Our childhood drawings are amazing and weird. And they’re even more amazing and weird when they’re real.
Artwork and Stuffed Monsters courtesy of:
Wendy Tsao & ChildsOwn.com.
His nickname is “Gorgeous” George Burgess because… duh.
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“That’s fucking awesome,” says Levine, pointing to a pair of (presumably fitted) pants.
The clothing line he designed in coordination with the retailer is imminent. This preview consists of Levine pointing to different jeans lying on a table and saying things like, "A little more faded looking or something," and "I might not be a fan of myself." Oh, him too? Here's to his line including at least a third of the neon that Nicki Minaj's Kmart line did.
If you don’t identify with Gen X, but don’t feel like you belong to Gen Y either, you’re part of the lost thirtysomething crew .
After we made this post, 22 Signs You're Stuck Between Gen X And Millennials, (generally, people born between 1975 and 1982 who don't feel an affinity to either generation) a lot of you felt this was completely true. So why not give a name to this group, which has gone ignored for so long? Cast your vote for generation name suggestions below. Or add your own.
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It’s like watching Air Bud on drugs.
It’s a face-painted guy wearing a hoodie covered in penises, also holding a prosthetic penis. So yeah, it pretty much is.
Surely it must be.
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“Similar to Jeter only bigger and better.”
It's easy to forget a time — way before the steroids and New York — when Alex Rodriguez was one of the most exciting and likeable players in Major League Baseball. He was a young star on a fun Mariners team that included future Hall of Famers Ken Griffey Jr. and Randy Johnson as well as a borderline candidate in Edgar Martinez. A-Rod was compared with Derek Jeter his entire career and no matter how many home runs he hit or RBIs he totaled he never surpassed the Yankees' captain in adoration. Nevertheless when Rodriguez was 17 he was simply "bigger and better."
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This just may be the best day of her life.
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Whaaaaat.
Pepsi has long since been a brand focused on youth culture and branding, so these '80s ads for some trendy, Pepsi-made clothes are perhaps not super surprising. Of course, you can find tons of vintage, wearable Pepsi promotional merch on auction sites, but this stuff seems different — much more an attempt to actually create a collection of fresh, sporty clothes. The result kind of feels like a corporate Benetton. Check it out:
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Over a 100,000 superfans are in San Diego for Comic-Con this weekend, which begs the question: who is their king? We hit the ground searching, and got a wide range of answers.
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