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Weird Stats of the Day: Toddlers killed more Americans than terrorists did this year

Opposing Views brings some frightening (though obviously tongue-in-cheek) statistics about the future of America: more American lives have been claimed by gun fatalities involving American toddlers than terrorist attacks this year. In the past five months, a total of 11 people were killed by preschoolers with firearms compared to the four that perished in the Boston explosions — the only terrorist attack to occur this year. We can only hope the NSA will ramp up surveillance on children less than 5 years of age in order to counter this threat to national security.

posted 15 June, 2013
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Cosplay of the day: Mini Batgirl on her mini Batcycle

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Doing it right.

posted 03 June, 2013
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4-Year-Old Girl is a Whiz When it Comes to Marvel Superhero Trivia

posted 26 May, 2013
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Cosplay of the day: Little girl dressed as Stan Lee sitting on Stan Lee’s lap

From Motor City Comic Con

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Kid Dressed as Hitler Ask People Questions

reasonsmysoniscrying:

He met Bill Murray.

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Kids can be so inventive.

Little brothers rock the fuck out at the corner of W. 40th and 7th in Manhattan

These kids play better than you of the day

posted 15 May, 2013
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Barbie went and got knocked up

Friday kids are blown away by the awesomeness of everything

Those “More is Better” AT&T commercials are much funnier when they’re unnecessarily censored

Spanish child abuse foundation invents the most brilliant anti-child abuse billboard ever

Created for the ANAR Foundation (Aid to Children and Adolescents at Risk), this street poster uses lenticular lensing to show one message to adults and another message to children 10 years or younger at 5’4” or shorter. This way, if children are being abused by their parents and they don’t know where to turn, the poster shows them a “secret” message that their taller parents or guardians wouldn’t see. Brilliant.