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His under bite says no, but the Velociraptor living in his beard says yes.

Latte art is amazing in its own right, but drizzle in a dose of Atari and you have a coffee made especially for those whom desire nothing more than a quiet night in with Mom, munching on crunchy snacks and rejoicing in gaming nostalgia.

Artificial arms attached to the back of the coat use motors and computer programming to let vulnerable, fragile, lonely Japanese boys feel that maybe, one day, these loving arms won't have to be forced to embrace them by a piece of machinery.

This Star Wars Pillow and Blanket set was lovingly hand cross-stitched by the crafty Kiddy Amunda, who desperately wanted the opportunity to spoon with Harrison Ford, so made it happen on her own terms. Just like any true stalker of geriatric former adventure heroes would do.

Using the Xbox 360 version of Minecraft, Josh Collin painstakingly built this awesome recreation of Jurassic Park, the only place where you can watch Jeff Goldblum awkwardly hit on female scientists AND be eaten by a T-Rex.

Marvel launched a pretty amazing promo today, allowing participants to pick and choose from 700 digital comic books in the coming days.

Are you ready for the new hit series, "Turn-Of-The-Century-rama". Starring Philip J. Fry as a telegram messenger and Leela as a one-eyed horse and carriage Ohhh, you know she's got that equine thing going on anyway

I prefer perfection out of my dolls. How am I supposed to convince Ken to keep up appearances with this train wreck? He won't have it. He'll leave her and play the field. Yo, what up Monster High. You frequent this graveyard often?

I've always had the incessant urge to visit the great museums of the world and just take massive, brute animalistic bites out of the greatest masterpieces ever created. And wouldn't you know it, Edvard Munch's "The Scream" tastes just like chicken! Bwahahah, just kidding. Tastes like toast. DIPPED IN CHICKEN!

This totally awesome SEGA Dreamcast Backpack celebrates the awkward design and overly large form factor of the system's controller.