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The 23 Funniest Scam Viagra Ads

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These ads are all as fake as your Sildenafil citrate erection.

From 2004, via China.

Via: coloribus.com

The little blue pill is the subject of more scam ads from ad agencies than any other, except for, maybe, WonderBra.

What happen is this: "funny" layouts for Viagra are easy to make, production-wise. Most everybody in the world knows what a Viagra pill looks like: there's your sign-off— no company name (Pfizer) or even product name is needed.

So, hopefully in their spare time, and not while they're billing other clients, teams of copywriters and art directors "jam" on the most outrageous Viagra ads they can think of. Often their boss creative director is complicit is this scam process.

After the best campaign is settled on, the final comps are made to look as legit as possible. In many countries that are not America, pharmaceutical advertising regulations are much more lax; sometimes no legalize is required in layouts.

Then the creative team gets out their Cannes ad festival entry forms, fills it out as properly as possible, adding in as many account executives names as possible, and maybe a publication or venue or spot where the ad never ran, and submit it.

Until, really, the last couple of years, Cannes was let's say less than rigorous about screening for scam ads for one simple reason: money. The entry fees are ridiculously high compared to other awards shows — about $500 for each print ad for each category it's entered into. And Cannes is not a non-profit. So, they not-so-secretly didn't want to discourage scam ad entries.

Almost every year, for the past 10 years, I've spied another bullshit Viagra campaign that some ad agency (usually Thai, Indian, Chinese, or South American) tried to slip by the less than on-the-ball screeners at Cannes.

Here are some of those ads through the years.

From 2001, via Spain.

Via: coloribus.com

From 2000, via Singapore.

Via: coloribus.com


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Is "The Wolverine" Suffering From Superhero Fatigue?

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The film’s $55 million debut weekend is well below expectations. But at least it’s the best ever opening of a film set in Japan.

Tao Okamoto and Hugh Jackman in The Wolverine

Via: James Fisher / 20th Century Fox

Before The Wolverine arrived in theaters this weekend, audiences this summer have watched superhero Iron Man fly through the air rescuing people from an exploding Air Force One; watched Spock and a genetically super-strong Khan pummel the crap out of each other on a flying platform; watched a seemingly superhuman Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez fly towards each other overtop a highway bridge in Spain; watched a super Superman and a super General Zod fly towards each other so they can pummel the crap out of each other while turning Metropolis into rubble; and watched super-sized robots (sorry, jaegers) pummel the crap out of super-sized monsters (sorry, kaiju) while flying through the air and turning Hong Kong into rubble.

Not to mention that last summer, audiences watched Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, The Hulk, Spider-Man, and Batman do pretty much the same thing. And the summer before that, it was Thor, Magneto, Prof. X, Optimus Prime, Harry Potter, and Captain America.

For the most part, these "super" heroes with their fantastical abilities have made incomprehensibly enormous sums of money flying through the air, beating the crap out of each other, and leaving vast piles of rubble in their wake.

Which is how The Wolverine's estimated opening weekend of $55 million can be deemed "below expectations," and "soft." After racing out to see a relentless series of superhero movies — many of them quite good and entertaining — it seems North American audiences did not race out to see Hugh Jackman star as the adamantium-clawed Wolverine for the fifth time in quite the same volume (sixth if you count his cameo in 2011's X-Men: First Class). It certainly pales in comparison to the $85.1 million opening weekend of 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

Granted, most non-superhero movies would be thrilled with an opening weekend that good. But nonetheless, it plays into the ongoing narrative that Hollywood's dependency on mega-budgeted films based on Comic-Con-friendly source material is starting to go bad. I'm not so sure this particular movie is the best hook to hang that story on, but this isn't a train studios appear eager to slow down either: At least 10 superhero movies are scheduled to open over the next two years.

There is at least one unambiguous silver lining for The Wolverine that should not be overlooked: Even when adjusting for inflation, The Wolverine had the best ever domestic opening weekend for a movie predominantly set in Japan. That international setting, along with 3-D showings, also helped to goose The Wolverine's overseas gross to an X-Men-franchise-best of $86.1 million.

Here are the estimated top 10 box office figures for Friday to Sunday, courtesy of Box Office Mojo:

1. The Wolverine* — $55 million
2. The Conjuring — $22.1 million
3. Despicable Me 2 — $16 million
4. Turbo — $13.3 million
5. Grown Ups 2 — $11.5 million
6. Red 2 — $9.4 million
7. Pacific Rim — $7.5 million
8. The Heat — $6.9 million
9. R.I.P.D. — $5.9 million
10. Fruitvale Station — $4.7 million

*Opening weekend

How To Tell If Your Friends Are #NoFilter Fakers On Instagram

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#NoFilter is a very popular hashtag on Instagram but sometimes you want to ask people if they actually know what those words mean…

Filter Fakers is here to help you figure out who's faking.

Filter Fakers is here to help you figure out who's faking.

#Nofilter is one of the most popular hashtags on Instagram. Using it is a way of telling people that you haven't used any of Instagram's built in filters to enhance the photo. But with over 40 million photos uploaded on Instagram daily, there are obviously quite a few cheaters out there. People that want you to think their photos just turned out that great, completely without the help of any filters. And you had to believe them - until now.

How it works: Just post a link of the Instagram photo in question in the "Faker Catcher"

How it works: Just post a link of the Instagram photo in question in the "Faker Catcher"

Source: filterfakers.com

It will tell you if your friends are being honest with their #NoFilter tags and, if not, which filter they are actually using.

It will tell you if your friends are being honest with their #NoFilter tags and, if not, which filter they are actually using.

There is, however, one way to get around this. As the website notes, "We can only catch people using Intagram's built in filters, so if you still want to cheat, use Camera+ or similar apps."

Source: filterfakers.com


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Brokeback In Belarus

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Valery: I was born in B., the village that I still live in. I didn't do very well in school, went to work in the local collective farm and went on with my education at evening classes at the technical school. Sergei came to live in the village when I was in the ninth class, I think, and he was two years below me – just a kid.

Sergei: 33 years old. Before that we lived in the next village. Then my parents were given a house here so we moved.


Valery: Anyway, we met at school, and knew each other of course. But we had different friends. Even when I was in my last year we didn't have much to do with each other. Everybody went to the disco, of course, but my friends and I didn't hang out with the younger crowd.

Sergei: We became friends when we started working together at the farm, but we also happened to live opposite one another – those were the houses we were given – so we got friendly as neighbors. He had a wife and kids. So did I. He seemed like a good bloke. Our wives were friends as well, our children went to the same nursery. We did birthdays together, all that sort of stuff that neighbors do.

Valery: I started dating Yana after we left school. I wasn't that into her. She was a nice girl but I wasn't interested in getting married. But then she got pregnant. 'It's yours!' she said. My mom hit the roof: 'You've got to marry her.' So we got married, and two years later another baby came along. We didn't do a lot of the lovey-dovey stuff – the sex was good at first, but then we started having problems. Apart from that she was okay – did the cooking and cleaning, looked after the kids, didn't nag me too much, let me have a drink as long as I didn't overdo it.

Not like Seryoga's hell-cat – she'd be hysterical if he had a few too many. She was a real pain in the ass that one. Sorry, Seryoga, I know you don't like me saying it, but you picked yourself a really fucked-up bitch. My wife didn't like me having a night out with the guys, which I liked doing, and, yeah, she got cross about that. But she was okay about everything else, understanding.

Sergei: Yeah, but what do you want – there she is, getting on with her life, then one day she opens the bathroom door, and there we are! Your Yana found out about it all later, but she didn't see that, it's easier for her. My Katya went ballistic, yeah, but you can understand it. Though she was the nervous type, that's true. But she could have locked us in there and set fire to the place. So don't you go slagging her off like that. I don't swear a lot, but I don't like it when he starts in on Katya...

Valery: He's a big pussy.

Sergei: Fuck off.

Valery: Anyway, It's not easy to explain how it all started. You know what it's like for guys – you get a boner, that's it, the end. You can't say it's an illness – that's not very logical, is it? It's what cocks do. Like I said, sex with Yana was fine at the start, but then I started having problems getting it up. I always had lots of other girlfriends as well, but then that started going wrong too. Also, I had always wanted to try anal sex, but all the girls were, like, 'that's disgusting'. Yana as well. Seriously, they all called me a pervert. I often tried to do get my wife to do it, and she'd joke – 'what are you, some kind of gay?' But what's the problem? Sex is sex. If she'd been up for it I might not have left her. But Seryoga muddied the whole situation: One night when we were drinking he pressed himself against me in the yard. At the time I didn't push him away. Then afterwards I thought, 'what was that about?' I was totally gobsmacked, but then I thought, 'what the hell, it was ok, I didn't mind.' There were all these feelings and thoughts going through my head and I actually really enjoyed them.

Sergei: I always preferred men's bodies. I think if I'd grown up in a city now, where there'd be other people like that, it would have come to the surface earlier. But who could I talk to about it here? My mother wouldn't get it, and even if I'd had a more understanding wife she wouldn't have either. And my father is a typical rough country guy. But I'm different. I know I'm an uneducated tractor driver, but I'm not stupid. I was just too lazy to learn. How can I put it? I was just never attracted to girls. I got so scared when I was about 13 and we were all changing for PE, and I realized that I really liked looking at other boys' bodies. I didn't think about sex at all, but when, you know, we were at the disco and all the boys were joking, like, that girl's got nice tits or a nice butt I realized that turned them on, but I didn't get it myself. And that did scare me, but I thought, well, that's life.

It was Katya who came on to me. She came to work at the farm as a bookkeeper and we got together. She was nice but I didn't feel anything in particular. I don't want to talk about having sex with her – we have kids, that's all. It's like, I could get it up okay, but there was something missing. Plus the feeling that I actually preferred men's bodies just kept getting stronger. But I didn't like anyone here in the village. The boys at school were one thing, but I wasn't attracted to any of the men. Except maybe Valera – I liked him. But otherwise, well, I'd be watching a film and there'd be a lot of good looking men in it, and I liked them better. I could think of a lot I'd like to do with them. And I wasn't having a lot of sex with my wife, and she didn't even ask why. She probably thought I was too tired after work, and that suited me fine. The thing was I was always looking at men, although what could I do about it in the village? So I just pretended everything was okay.

Valery: Stop wittering on and tell her how you made me gay.

Sergei: I didn't do a thing to you. You didn't beat me up after I hugged you, did you? Anyway, I noticed Valera as soon as we started work, and he was my big fantasy figure all those years. My first and last. Look at him; he's tall, he had a good body and he was a cheery kind of guy. Every time I saw him I realized what was happening to me. The summer when he took off his shirt, I could feel myself getting aroused. I really liked him. I was never really attracted to Katya, but now I knew exactly what I was after. I controlled myself, but it was getting more fucking terrible every day. I don't swear much, but how else could you say it? I got more and more worked up. I couldn't control myself any longer. That's basically why I got so drunk that night. But as Valera said, 'what can you do if you've got a stiffy?'

It was the day of the Nepochilovichs' daughter's wedding. The whole village was having a party. I got really hammered and the thought came to me: What the hell – if he beats me up I can always hang myself. That's genuinely what was going through my head. I realized that bloody hell, here I was, I was 31 and there's finally someone who I want. It was the first time understood what it was to want somebody. I'd listened to guys talking before and never knew what they were on about. But here was a man. And if something had gone wrong, I really would have offed myself, because how could I go on living after that? So I called him out of their house, there's a garden behind it and I took him there. He was drunk as well and didn't seem to care where I was taking him. Then I pulled him towards me, and he didn't push me away.

Valery: Well, we clung to each other, then I broke away, shouted that he was really fucked-up, or something like that, and ran away. Shit, it sounds pretty funny – a grown guy running away, but that's what I did.

Sergei: But at that point I really relaxed. I realized that he had totally tensed up and that he was aroused as well. I thought, I don't give a damn what happens now. At least I didn't have to hang myself.

Valery: Yeah, I was totally gobsmacked by it. Okay, so I was drunk, but I knew exactly what was happening and I was fine with it. Of course after that we stopped talking. We'd say hello, but without even looking at each other. That went on for six weeks or so, but I'd keep remembering it and how good it had been. And the scary thing was that whenever I had sex with Yana, it was him I was thinking about. And I kept worrying about why he'd done it then and had been avoiding my eyes since. It was he, after all, who had come on to me. Then I would think, well he was pretty plastered as well, though not enough to go and hit on another guy. He had to have done it on purpose, the filthy queer. But I was also fantasizing about him big time. We didn't hold back for long. I went and asked him to help me fix the boiler in my bathhouse the next Sunday, when my wife and kids would be away visiting her mother. Okay, I thought, let's see what happens. And that's when everything did happen.

Sergei: Afterwards we were lying there and talked a little bit about it all. I told him about my feelings, just like I've told you just now, and he told me about his fantasies. You certainly couldn't call it a case of love at first sight – we didn't go off and buy rings, at work we carried on as usual – and we met now and then in his bathhouse. It was so good to be together, but we had no ideas about living together. Then Katya caught us in the bathhouse; she was highly strung at the best of times and now she completely lost it. We were totally fucked. She told Valera's wife and went around telling the whole village about how we were perverts. Then she took the kids and went off to live with her mother, and Valera's wife followed suit. In fact we don't even know where his children are now, or where Yana is. My wife won't let me come near her mother's house. I've tried to visit, but all I get are tears and hysterics.

Valery: I think Yana had a boyfriend anyway, I'm sure of it. We just don't know where she went, and even if we did, the situation would be the same as Seryoga's. Anyway, given that they had fucked off, we thought we may as well live together. Everybody knows about us, we've got nothing to hide. And we only have each other now.

Sergei: So it turns out we abandoned our kids for a little bit of cock. I suppose we did. But the point is that nobody wanted to abandon anybody. We could have gone on just like before, if they hadn't made such a fuss. There are enough families where the husband has a girlfriend. Only this time it's a boyfriend. If Katya had found me with some Masha or other, do you think there'd have been a problem? But now we have a melodrama. But it's not for me to judge – I've no idea how I would have reacted if I'd seen my wife with another woman. But once it all came out, there was no option but to split up, and we've been left all alone together.

Valery: We should probably have all lived together, instead of all living apart. Everything just blew up in our faces. We were too scared – how can you live here with another man, and all that sort of stuff. Are we gay or not – who knows? I used to enjoy sex with a woman, though he says he never did – but I'm different, supposedly straight. Although it's true I don't fancy women any more. So if liking sex with another guy makes you gay, then I'm gay. And we live well together, we were always friends, after all. It's no big deal: We work, we know how to cook, we've just done some decorating. We've been together now for two years, and everything's fine.

It's a shame about the children – that's the only thing. And we don't know what we can do about it. We never meant to abandon them, it's just that everything came out and that was it – they were gone. It's not even as though we're, like, in love, romantically. Yes, we want to sleep together. But we didn't want to abandon our kids and break up our families, and that's what happened. You can see for yourself. I don't want to even talk about the scenes our wives made, how everyone was crying, and my wife stood there with the children and told them their dad was a pervert and described in detail why that was the case. I was ready to kill the bitch, and not even because she was lying to them, but did she have to traumatize them like that? And Seryoga's wife kept shouting that he had more or less dreamed all his life about raping his son. So we had that shit to deal with as well.

Sergei: But now, I'm closer to Valera than to anyone. We're not all soppy and romantic about each other – we're too old for that sort of thing. But I love him. What's not to love? He's my family.

Valery: You know, if anyone had told me this would happen, I'd have beaten his fucking face in. But here we are. And the village? The village has accepted it. Well, when I say that... If you mean, does anybody say nasty things about us – there hasn't been anything like that. But then, this is a dead village, there's nobody here but pensioners. The old dears found it a bit weird, of course: They huffed and puffed and wagged their fingers at us, 'What's going on, Valerka, it seems you're living together as husband and wife?' But they soon got used to it – 'well, what's the harm, you've had your kids, that's what matters to us women – children, grandchildren and so on.' In other words, we'd done our duty, so we could be forgiven for our fucking.

Sergei: At the time, in the heat of the moment, it was hell on wheels, with my wife running round the village hysterical. But then it all died down. People here have enough problems – a sick cow, kids not coming to visit, pensions not paid, everything's getting more expensive. They can't spend their lives huffing and puffing at us.

Valery: Basically, no one gives a fuck now. We can handle the other guys at work. They asked, of course, 'What the fuck have you been up to, guys' But we said we weren't going to discuss it with anybody –it was none of their damn business. And if there's any trouble, we can give as good as we get. No one's been hanging around in doorways waiting to beat us up. And if they did – well, look at us, we're not exactly wimps.

Sergei: We weren't even worried about stuff at work. Our boss has his own problems. There's one tractor for the whole collective farm; it's autumn, but there's no digger to dig up the potatoes. And the guys at district headquarters are doing his head in. So he doesn't give a shit about anything anymore. My wife, when she was running around [the village], she went to see him as well, asked him to do something – scare us, make us see some sense. But what was it to him? It's not my Katya who'll get into trouble over the tractor. He's a practical guy in other words.

Valery: There was one other crazy old girl – whenever she saw us she'd cross herself and start yelling some prayer or other to the whole street. And it's like any village here, the old dears all sit on their benches watching the world go by. And there she was screaming at the top of her lungs, making a scene. She'd always been a bit sensitive. She's dead now. We even dug her grave. No point in getting offended by her – she was a sick woman. But the best bit was that a priest came from town, to bless the house, he said. And you, he said, looking at us, need to go to church. God, he said, had left us, and started going on about Satan. I didn't want to curse at him, but he was really pissing me off. Seryoga here is more laid back, but he got on my tits and I told him to fuck off. And I said that if he ever came back I would beat his face in. I don't believe in God, and neither does Seryoga.

I never had anything against gays – I would never insult them or anything. Basically I don't care who sleeps with whom. If there's violence involved, or people try to do it with children who are too young to understand, that's different - I'd line them up and shoot them. And anyway, I don't think I ever saw anybody gay. Sometimes kids come here to visit their grannies and you wouldn't know from the back whether it's a boy or a girl. They all look the same, all these tight jeans and weird colors. So now gays look more like girls, is that it? I can't say I like it if a guy looks like a girl – that's some bullshit. But sex is about two people, right? What we do in the bedroom is my own business and nobody else's.

This interview originally appeared in Open Democracy and is republished with permission.

"Flowers In The Attic" Gets The Young Adult Romance Treatment With New Cover

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Publishers trying to get teens today to read the controversial 1979 book have catapulted over the line.

You may have been forever scarred by the 1979 young adult book Flowers in the Attic, which looked like this first edition:

You may have been forever scarred by the 1979 young adult book Flowers in the Attic , which looked like this first edition:

Creepy right? YES, IT WAS TOTALLY CREEPY.

Via: Pocket Books

He yelled out something like, "You're mine, Cathy! Mine! You'll always be mine! No matter who comes into your future, you'll always belong to me! I'll make you mine...tonight....now! I had the strong dancer's legs, he had the biceps and greater weight...and he had much more determination than I to use something hot, swollen and demanding, so much that it stole reasoning and sanity from him. And I loved him. I wanted what he wanted — if he wanted it that much, right or wrong. Somehow we wound up on that old mattress — that filthy, smelly stained mattress that must have known lovers long before this night. And that is where he took me, and forced in that swollen, rigid male sex part of him that had to be satisfied. It drove into my tight and resisting flesh which tore and bled.

Yep, those lines about a brother and sister were written by this little old lady:

Yep, those lines about a brother and sister were written by this little old lady:

Source: troupe-literaria.blogspot.com

Everyone who read Flowers In The Attic as a kid remembers it well.

Everyone who read Flowers In The Attic as a kid remembers it well.

Source: goodreads.com


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25 Signs You're From Minneapolis

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The Sin Cities, aka Minneapolis, St. Paul.

1. You have a story about the time you ran into Prince.

1. You have a story about the time you ran into Prince.

The "world's sexiest vegan" keeps us warm and toasty.

Via: german.fansshare.com

2. You're used to having a rollercoaster in the middle of the mall.

2. You're used to having a rollercoaster in the middle of the mall.

You can remove the Snoopy from the park, but you can't remove the Snoopy from my heart.

Via: johnnydepp-zone.com

3. You hated Michelle Bachmann before anyone else did.

3. You hated Michelle Bachmann before anyone else did.

Keeping it batty since 2007.

Via: pixmule.com

4. You join the ranks of Tommy Stinson, Tom Arnold and Dave Pirner in nursing a hangover after a night at the CC Club.

4. You join the ranks of Tommy Stinson, Tom Arnold and Dave Pirner in nursing a hangover after a night at the CC Club.

And may or may not have made out with someone with a face tattoo. These things happen.

Via: blogs.citypages.com


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'90s Nickelodeon Cartoons As Dysfunctional Adults

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There’s no way these characters turned out OK. Here’s what they’re probably doing these days.

Doug Funnie, age 33

Doug Funnie, age 33

After Patti married Roger in 2011, Doug's self-esteem was so low that he started going exclusively by “Quailman" and moved into his Thicket of Solitude, which was actually just a neighbor’s overgrown garden. Seven trespassing arrests later, Quailman currently lives in his parents’ attic with some domestic quails, all of which are named "Patti Mayonnaise."

Via: Jen Lewis/Buzzfeed

Cat, age 41

Cat, age 41

R.I.P Dog.

Via: Jen Lewis/Buzzfeed

Arnold, age 26

Arnold, age 26

Arnold spent the rest of his middle and high school years saving every penny for facial reconstruction surgery, which backfired and turned his football head into a boomerang head. Everyone laughed. Fed up with his peers, Arnold abandoned his pushover ways and became everything he once despised. He now works on Wall Street and frequently cheats on his doting wife with Helga Pataki.

Via: Jen Lewis/Buzzfeed

Rocko, age 42

Rocko, age 42

Nothing has changed.

Via: Jen Lewis/Buzzfeed


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A Former School Teacher Confronts Anthony Weiner About His Moral Authority In Front Of The Cameras

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A woman confronted Anthony Weiner Friday, questioning his run for office. “As a former New York City Department of Education employee — 21 years as a teacher, 9 years as an assistant principal — had I conducted myself in the manner in which you conducted yours, my job would have been gone,” the woman said.

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Hannity Panel: "Real" Weiner Scandal Is Insane Muslim Brotherhood Conspiracy

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The charge about Huma Abedin, repeated by Fox contributor Monica Crowley and Hannity guest Brooke Goldstein, has been routinely lambasted by prominent Republicans like House Speaker John Boehner as a “pretty dangerous” smear and as a “unwarranted and unfounded attack on an honorable citizen” by Senator John McCain.

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The Electric Power Of The Pencil

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Did you know pencil lead has magical powers?

An average pencil can draw a line 35 miles long

An average pencil can draw a line 35 miles long

It can also write underwater

It can also write underwater

And its' lead can create beautiful imagery with electricity

And its' lead can create beautiful imagery with electricity

Check out the electric power of the pencil...


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The Scariest Basketball Player In The World

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Check under the bed for Boban Marjanovic.

Boban Marjanovic, a 7'3" Serbian center who recently played for the Atlanta Hawks in the NBA's summer league, looks pretty normal in some contexts.

Via: b92.net

Pretty normal here too.

But when Marjanovic gets on the court, He. Is. A. Terrifying Beast-Nightmare From The Depths.

HOOOOOOOOOLY SMOKES.

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18 Signs You Went To WSU

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Pullman is a magical place. Nestled in the rolling hills of the Palouse, the campus is far from the shimmering lights of, well, pretty much anywhere. Perhaps it’s that isolation that makes it so special… and so much fun.

You get really excited when you see this. And you know exactly how far you are from Pullman.

You get really excited when you see this. And you know exactly how far you are from Pullman.

We've all taken at least one picture in front of this thing.

Source: wikimapia.org

You have a slightly irregular reaction (to people who didn't go to WSU) to the color purple.

You have a slightly irregular reaction (to people who didn't go to WSU) to the color purple.

You don't know what it is, but every time you see a Husky fan, you want to break into that chant we all know...

Source: quickmeme.com

Your mastery of the saying "Go Cougs" knows no bounds. You can use it as a salutation, exclamation, questions - you name it!

The "Go Cougs" saying is an internationally-known phenomenon and actually happens without much thinking upon seeing someone around the globe wearing WSU gear.

You wake up early on Saturdays when the Cougs are away just to watch Ol' Crimson fly.

And you dream of it happening in Pullman one day. One day...


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