The latest craze in China has people painting or dying their dogs so they appear to be wild animals. The results are, well, shocking to say the least. One of my Asian friends sums it up best: “Look what we did! It’s like God found a way to give me a pet tiger!”

This craze isn’t just limited to Golden Retrievers that look like tigers. There isn’t a more appropriate animal mashup in China as the fluffy puppy that appears to be a panda cub:

No word yet if this is all just a response from the Chinese government to protect their citizens against the Teenage Mutant Ninja Poodle.

(via Britzgerald, via What’s On Xaimen)

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Did she really say what I think she said? Oh Fox, you and your high quality news programming…

(via Da Bear, via Fawn, via 96.1’s Morning Freak Show)

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A collection of the top 100 epic fails of 2009. Not for the faint of heart:

(via Lemons, via Today’s Big Thing)

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Randomly spotted near Tulsa, Oklahoma, an unidentified man with his uniquely crafted Pontiac Grand-Am “convertible,” clearly capable of transporting a bull:

Random, yes. Awesome, Yes. Fake, some trolls might say? Not according to Snopes: this man’s daughter rode the bull in a National History Day parade (hence the NHD on the side of the bull below) and he was returning it to his sister, 23 miles away. Pretty sweet ride::

(via Katya, via Jalopnik)

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Jake Scrace and Lewis Crathern waited for 3 years for conditions to be right before attempting to jump West Sussex, England’s Worthing Pier. 40 mph gusts of wind they liked finally showed up before their attempt earlier this week, which takes them up over 100 feet in the air. Pret-t-y impressive:

(via AllTop)

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Somehow, I think Jennifer X of Bilgola, NSW, Australia may be writing an FML post about her drive home from work:

These signs were spotted on Barrenjoey Rd, the busiest road in the area. True story!

(via TopCultured; via Telegraph.co.uk)

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