Who knew that engineers had this much fun?  Note how focused the ad is on the one key function…

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Nice execution of Public Private Partnership: For its latest “mission”, those flash mob masters known as Improv Everywhere collaborated with the New York Public Library to stage a ghostbusters redux in order to draw awareness to the library’s impending $37 million budget cut by the city.  More photos & info at source.

Via The Oatmeal

Makmende n. someone who thinks he’s a superhero, popular Kenyan terminology from the 90s. Video by Just A Band.

Everyone, from the Wall Street Journal to everyday peeps have been basking in the Makmendisms making their way around. Some samples:
Makmende is the only person who can repair breaking news.
Did you hear?  Death once had a near makmende experience!
Makmende recently stopped the river for the bridge to cross

It was straight pandemonium: Everyone & their mama started screaming and running for the back door and windows.  Hell, when the pastor peeked out and saw what was up, he disappeared down the basement.  Soon the church was empty, except for this one old cat who sat calmly in his pew.

Say whaaa?  Sate-Dawg jive-walked up to him and said, “you know who I am?”
“Sho’ nuf”, The old man replied.
“Well sheeit, shouldn’t you be scayrred?”
“Nope” said the man.
“Ninja, I’ma cause you profound, horrifying agony for all eternity, and who gon’ check me, boo?!  Nobody.  You better ask somebody” persisted Mr. E. Incarnate.
“Word.”
“And you still ‘ain’t tripping?”
“Chile, please”.

Just a little perturbed, Satan asked, “Well deuces, muthaf**ker!  Why ain’t you pissing yo pants?!”  Dude calmly replied, “Been married to your sister for 48 years.  Now, you shoulda asked somebody”.  Sate went home a little broken that night.

Visual props obtained via Sir Nadroj then modified for story.

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