Monopoly came about in 1904 ” when an American woman named Elizabeth (Lizzie) J. Magie Phillips created a game through which she hoped to be able to explain the single tax theory of Henry George (it was intended to illustrate the negative aspects of concentrating land in private monopolies).” Click here to see some of the coolest editions released over the years. Continue reading for a review of the Best Buy edition. [Sources 1 | 2 | 3 ]
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World’s Coolest Monopoly Editions
All YouTube user “bashirsultani” utilizes to create these amazing portraits is salt. That’s not all, this user recycles the salt, so each portrait is created from the same grains. Continue reading to see ten examples.
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10 Amazing Portraits Made with Salt
If the fall 2011 movie posters actually told the truth, then Drive would be called Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Click here to see more truthful movie posters. In related news, continue reading to watch a Drive featurette on Christina Hendricks. [via Buzzfeed ]
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Movie Posters with Truthful Titles
If you’re about to apply to Princeton, we highly advise against posting Facebook updates referring to erroneous idioms and things that aren’t the Eiffel Tower. Click here to see more funny updates. Continue reading for a video. [Sources 1 | 2 | 3 ]
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Funniest Facebook Updates EVER
Located in Tokyo, this eye-opening Alice in Wonderland restaurant was “designed by Eiichi Maruyama and Katsunori Suzuki of FDW looks like a fantasy world from Lewis Carrolls classic novels.” Click here to see more. Continue reading to listen to a song made entirely of sounds from Disney’s Alice in Wonderland movie. [via Toxel ]
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Real-Life Alice in Wonderland Restaurant
Powered by a naturally-aspirated V6 engine that produces 300hp and 243 lb-ft of torque, the Marussia B1 is not only a looker, but a beast on the track as well, with a top speed of over 155mph. Videos after the break. Click here to see more. [via SeriousWheels ]
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Marussia B1: The World’s First Russian Supercar
For those unfamiliar with Capcom’s Street Fighter-series, a hodouken essentially refers to “a special attack used by the characters Ryu, Ken, Sakura, Dan (whose version of the technique is named the Gadouken), and Akuma (Gou Hadouken), Sean (Hadou Burst), Allen (Soul Force), Kairi (Shinki Hatsudou) and Gouken (also called the Gou Hadouken).” Click here to see more incredible Post-it note creations. Continue reading to see an amazing stop-motion Post-it Note animation. [Sources 1 | 2 | 3 ]]
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Hadouken
If Batman and Robin used Facebook, their conversations would probably be similar to brothers picking on / annoying each other. Dorkly gives us a sneak peak at a few recent updates between the two and friends. Click here to see more. Continue reading to watch a fan-made “Robin’s Babysitter” video. [via Dorkly ]
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What Batman and Robin Talk About on Facebook
Despite being abandoned in Dubai, and then seized by authorities, this Ferrari Enzo is in pristine condition, sans the dust. No word yet on if this gem will be auctioned off, or *gulp*…destroyed. Click here to see more. Continue reading to see the Ferrari Enzo MIG-U1 driving around in Paris. [via TopGear ]
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Abandoned Ferrari Enzo Spotted in Dubai
MOC Pages member “Plum B” loves Gears of War and LEGO, so the two were combined to create the amazing Gears of War rifle you see above. It’s not just a static sculpture however, as this weapon can fire rubber bands to boot. Video after the break. Click here to see more. Without a doubt, this is the nerdiest, coolest Lego weapons ever created: a fully functional replica of the Lancer Assault Rifle from Gears of Wars. [via Gizmodo - MOC Pages ]
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LEGO Gears of War Lancer Assault Rifle
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