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A Little Bit of Awesome: 5/30/18 Edition

Proving you always have to stay on your toes, a local news cameraman fell into a lake last Friday. A reporter in Vegas was doing a segment from a kayak, and the camera guy was walking along a dock. Then he ate it. It’s hard to tell if he landed in a paddle boat or the water, but he kept shooting the whole time. Pretty awesome.


That one Weezer fan finally got her wish . . . they released a cover of “Africa” by Toto. And yes, it’s awesome.


Science! It’s awesome. So Ted-ed asks the serious question, are naked mole rats the strangest mammals?


Ok, get ready for a part of your childhood to be exposed to the bright light of reality. Because the YouTube channel Film Theory explains why Willy Wonka’s Gold Ticket was a SCAM!


Your Secret Link is RIGHT HERE. Now I’ll warn you now. Know that there is some adult language used in this link. If you’re offended by words of that nature, do not click the secret link today. Instead, click HERE.

 

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