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We’re big fans of strange sexual quirks and paraphanelia, and though we can’t truly say we endorse or encourage any one specific fetish over another, we love hearing about what’s out there. In that sense, you could say we got a lot of pleasure out of this listicle from Cracked detailing 5 Ridiculous (Safe-for-Work) Fetishes. [...]

In keeping with our coverage of Friday the 13th (incidentally, the film with that title that’s a sequel to the first film with that title comes out today, check out my point-counterpoint with The L Magazine’s Henry Stewart) we’ll all be cuddling up tonight with a big bowl of popcorn and a stupid-scary movie, right? [...]

Fans of product design and strange gadgetry that we are, our fashion sense tends to be a few micro-seconds behind the very tippy point of the cutting edge. That’s why Listicles’ seizes upon every opportunity to marry our love of the obscure and bizarre to high fashion and style. One such opportunity recently fell right [...]

Our parents used to get us piñatas for our birthday without fail, but ever since they stopped two years ago we’ve tried to repress memories of those papery candy-vessels into the depths of our subconscious. Then, like an uncanny eruption from the depths of our psychic underworld, NOTCOT.ORG called our attention to this, the world’s [...]

Onesie here, freelance mascot and sports writer, back again with another cool and fresh installment of Listicles’ weekly sports column Sporty Saturdays. While researching a new number based on whale sounds that I’ll be showcasing for a team I freelance mascot for, I came across some truly incredible curling footage I felt I should share.
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With Thanksgiving upon us, the real news is that the holidays are just around the corner (notice, window-shoppers, the brown and orange arrangements being displaced by gaudy red and green displays). This holiday season, rather than disappointing a younger sibling, cousin, niece/nephew, child, etc. with the wrong action figure, achieve gift-giving immunity through obscurity. To [...]