Silver and 14k Gold Humping Dinosaur Chain

Necklaces by Onch Movement have a very special pendant. Dinosaurs knew love, and they knew humping, and that’s exactly what they are doing in these pendant necklaces. Lucky Bones necklace has a chain topped by a pendant of humping dinosaurs. The necklaces are hand cast and plated in either 14k gold or silver. The gold version is priced at $230, or exactly the amount I’m willing to pay to tie an image of humping dinosaurs around my neck.

Scrolls From 1600s Japan Illustrate the Glories of Farting

Farting was the shit in 1600s Japan, as these scrolls that depict a farting competition show. While the act of farting is glorified as it should be, the scrolls delve further into various positions that a person can take to completely destroy the opposition. It’s an aim, lock, and fire thing, but ingesting copious amount of beans is very likely to give you an edge. The images belong to Edo-era Japan (1603-1868).

Bra Only Comes Off For True Love

Japanese lingerie company Ravijour has designed a bra that promises to only open up for “true love” and potentially save women from things like one-night stands that they may later find unsavory. To put it straight and simple, the True Love Tester bra won’t come off until it is sure you are truly in love, and when it is sure of that, clasps at its front open and the bra comes off automatically.

Disney Princess Lingerie

It is well established that the world is a weird place. Yet, we continue to receive more proof of the wacko world every second. A company in Japan is selling Disney Princess inspired lingerie, each set priced at 3,990 yen ($38). The selection includes Belle, Cinderella, Aurora, and Rapunzel. I don’t even know what to say about it, this just seems so… wrong.

Watch This Man Light Tap Water On Fire

Water on fire? That can’t be happening, right? Apparently, it does happen in North Dakota. All it takes for tap water to rush into a fire is that a flame be near it. As with something this weird and unnatural, people are speculating all around on what could be causing the water to turn flammable, with several people pointing towards fracking as the likely culprit.

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