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Seeing ice cream melt in a time lapse is oddly satisfying

The only thing bad about eating ice cream during the summer is how fast the frozen deliciousness melts. After two minutes, it’s dripping onto your elbows and your forearm is sticky for the rest of the day. No one likes melted ice cream. That’s why it’s so bizarre that watching ice cream melt in this time lapse by Ilsoo Yang is so mesmerizing. Like seeing the cosmos in our cones.

I want this delicious burger on a stick in my mouth right now

I want this delicious burger on a stick in my mouth right now

Corn dogs? Not a fan. A corn dog-inspired burger-on-a-stick made of "pickled beef frank and a slice of crispy pork belly, sandwiched between two smash-cooked beef patties, dipped in a jalapeño, whole kernel corn batter, fried, and drizzled with honey"?

Iraq Rebels Have Seized 88 Pounds of Uranium

Iraq Rebels Have Seized 88 Pounds of Uranium

According to Reuters, Iraq rebels have stolen 88 pounds of uranium compounds that were being used for scientific research at a university in the city of Mosul.

NY attorney general sues to bar Lyft from the city

Lyft’s pink mustaches were all set to prowl New York City’s outer boroughs this week, but it seems that the city itself is having none of it: New York’s attorney general is pursuing a court order that will block the company from providing…

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If Humans Shed So Much Dead Skin, How Are Tattoos Permanent?

If Humans Shed So Much Dead Skin, How Are Tattoos Permanent?

Your body is constantly throwing off dead skin cells—a million every day. So how come tattoos don’t fall off with them? It turns out, your body’s immune system tries to get rid of the ink under your skin, but in the process, it makes those marks permanent, as this video from TED-Ed explains.

Massive school of anchovies looks like a hungry giant alien oil blob

Massive school of anchovies looks like a hungry giant alien oil blob

This big black blob that recently appeared off the San Diego coast looks like the fallout from an oil spill, or an undersea plague coming to haunt humans and probably steal their souls. In reality, it’s a massive school of anchovies—harmless enough that people are actually snorkeling through the dark mass of fishies.

The Government Just Told Thousands of Dead Men to Register for the Draft

July 12, 2014

The Government Just Told Thousands of Dead Men to Register for the Draft

Thanks to a computer glitch, the Selective Service System recently reminded over 14,000 men born between the years of 1893 and 1897 to register for the draft. This was a silly thing to do since the youngest of these men is 117-years-old and surely not battlefield-ready. America!

Now (almost) anyone (with cable) can watch CNN the way they want to

July 12, 2014