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Holy Harry Potter Come to Life! Invisibility Cloak a Reality?
Good news for all you sad Muggles wandering around all visible and everything — scientists say that they're a step closer to developing the technology that will give the power to make things and people (!) invisible. Researchers have demonstrated that they're now able to use artificially engineered materials that redirect light around three-dimensional objects, making them disappear into thin air, Harry Potter-style.
OK, it's not magic — the reason we can see objects is because they scatter the light that hits them, beaming some of it back to the eye.
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More Invisible Rope Play
Downsize the invisible tug-of-war idea and you get this easy to achieve, annoying as hell prank. Two punks position themselves across from each other on an overpass and pretend to string something from end to end. People walk.
Invisible Tug-Of-War
Boys will be boys. And when they have too much time on their hands during the summer, they can be major pains in the ass, too. This group thought it'd be fun to play invisible tug-of-war in the middle of a residential street, thus causing vehicles to slow down and sometimes come to a complete stop-- for nothing.
Lighten Up: The Case of the Invisible Ink
Amid tales of Floridians showing up to vote on Super Tuesday — a full week late for their state's primary — and Obama's "girl" not showing up at all, there's this invisible ink voting snafu out of Chicago. Election officials in Chicago investigated the claims of "magic" invisible ink pens to mark ballots, and concluded that it was "just utter stupidity." It's quite the Super Tuesday fiasco .Cat Plays the Invisible Piano...
At the cat saloon! Pull up a chair in the drawing room while Miss Kitty plays a tune or two on the old invisible pi-a-ner!
Thanks, Cute Overload!
Attention All Moooving Vehicles. . .
Q: Why did the cow cross the road?
A: To disappear on the other side! (Har, har, har.
(Syrian) Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
Bombarded with images of scantily clad women on billboards, television, and magazines, it makes sense that some women who live in liberal societies like the US succumb to lingerie's lure.
You may be surprised to hear, though, that even women who reside in extremely modest countries in the Middle East have the hots for seductive and sexy undergarments.
In Syria, where women often wear veils and long robes, the demand for push-up bras, leather outfits, whips, and edible underwear is on the rise.
Giggle Links
- Celebrities riding invisible bicycles. — Holy Taco
- This kid is hilarious. — College Humor
- Literacacy night, eh?
Giggle Links
- It gets rid of wrinkles and shrinks your hands! Now that's what I call a bargain! —PZR Services
- Lame.
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