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Weird isn't always bad, in fact some animals are so weird looking that they're cute. Cute or not though, there is no denying that these creatures are not going to win any beauty pageants anytime soon.

It was released the second week in April but more than a month later we are still playing Injustice Gods Among Us. Why you ask? Because NetherRealm Studios (yes, the same people who brought you Mortal Kombat,) has blurred the lines between good and evil with our favorite DC superheros...and villains.

This scene would have been pretty interesting if physics had its way with Aladdin and Jasmine.

Balloon artist Jeff Wright created this amazingly detailed Buzz Lightyear costume using hundreds of inflatable balloons. The balloons even mimic Buzz's bulging, rippling muscles and includes a blinking laser blaster. The helium might even help him fall... with style.

I can only assume that the purpose of this face exerciser is to transform you into a very surprised Japanese woman.

When I was a kid my rubber ducky was my best friend. There I said it. You happy now? I named it Ducky, because that's what kids do. But Ducky didn't judge me for my lack of creativity. Oh, no. In fact he lauded my efforts. Ducky was an amazing listener. One day, Momma told me that we had to drop Ducky off at farm, with plenty of pastures to run through and a giant bathtub made of ivory.

Old people can do more than smell funny and drive awful. They can also be adorably naive and humorous at times. YouTube user pixelspersecond watched The Matrix with his mother who had never seen or heard of the Wachowski's sci-fi classic, and then recorded her retelling the plot right after they finished watching.

I might be at the mercy of a terrible pun here, but I really find the Binder Clip Handbag entertainly ironic. It's a handbag designed to replicate a piece of stationery and hand bag's aren't much use for 'stationary' people. Yes... you see what I did there? That's called magic.

Former crime reporter and current sculptor Abigail Goldman uses her expertise gained from both careers to created these darkly humorous "Die-o-Ramas.' Each four-inch high diorama displays a gory crime scene, with just a dose of dark comedy tossed in.

Size is really a hard concept to grasp unless you have an object of known size to compare it with. This shot of the Pacific Ocean from space illustrates just how entirely massive this body of water is. Don't make a "Yo momma so fat..." joke, Andrew. Don't do it!