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Sat December 27, 2025
(BBC-US)
 
  
 
 [Politics] Cambodia and Thailand come to ceasefire agreement all on their own without outside interference or grandstanding
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(YouTube)
 
  
 
 [Entertainment] Now here's a guy who'll act in anything for money. Because if you don't have money, you need it. And if you're acting good, it's good acting. If you're not acting good, you're not really acting at all
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(KGW Portland)
 
  
 
 [Main] Wife donates kidney to husband of 45 years, expects clean gutters and the seat down for the rest of her life
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Fri December 26, 2025
(The US Sun)
 
  
 
 [Business] Best boss EVER hands out $240m in Christmas bonuses to his factory staff
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(ESPN)
 
  
 
 [Sports] Nikola Jokic set an NBA record with 18 points in overtime. He finished with 56 points, 16 rebounds and 15 assists. Not bad for having to work overtime on Christmas Day
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(Laughing Squid)
 
  
 
 [D'awww] Pigeons are usually grey and white. Except when they're not
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(Science Daily)
 
  
 
 [STEM] Shiny gray crystal breaks all known rules of superconductivity, is a total rebel that will not listen to any authority
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(Some Guy)
 
  
 
 [Main] The 24-hour day is being replaced by a day that lasts 25 hours, so go ahead and sleep next week
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(Polygon)
 
  
 
 [Discussion] Easier than spending a fortune on a Steam sale it's the Friday Fark Gaming Thread. LGT the must play games of 2025. What have you been playing? Hades 2? Diablo IV? Clair Obscur: E33? Side note: 2026 gaming plans? New hardware? Finish a certain game?
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(Futurism)
 
  
 
 [STEM] Robot Olaf waddles into your nightmares
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Thu December 25, 2025
(Deadline)
 
  
 
 [Entertainment] The most-anticipated shows returning in 2026
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(BBC-US)
 
  
 
 [D'awww] Brothers 10,000 miles apart meet for first time after childhood adoption and discover their shared love of Chewbacca masks and crossbows while riding majestic, translucent steeds and shooting flaming arrows across the bridge of Hemdale
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(Sci Tech Daily)
 
  
 
 [STEM] Merry Christmas from the Milky Way
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(Wikipedia)
 
  
 
 [Entertainment] Happy 50th anniversary to Iron Maiden, formed on Christmas Day, 1975
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(El Pais)
 
  
 
 [STEM] For the benefit of all of us, will someone please cut the cheeses
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(Georg von Trapp)
 
  
 
 [Main] A mountain house with a beautiful modern design, energy efficiency features, indoor hot tub, and an outdoor infinity pool with the greatest view possible. But what's with the second story net trampoline?
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(YouTube)
 
  
 
 [Sports] 48 years ago tonight: Steel Curtain vs. Orange Crush
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(Loudwire)
 
  
 
 [Entertainment] 13 Christmas songs to play today to honor the Dark Lord Santa
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Wed December 24, 2025
(New Musical Express)
 
  
 
 [Entertainment] Merry Christmas, here's a new Queen holiday song
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(Metro)
 
  
 
 [Main] It wouldn't be Christmas without a 'Banksy reindeer' foraging in an east London park
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(Big Think)
 
  
 
 [STEM] Most animals slip on the ice, but put a pair of skates on, and you can control your motion on the ice like it's child's play. The unusual physics of ice is at fault
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(Zillow)
 
  
 
 [Main] Indoor out door pool, hot tub, sauna, wood stove, mountain views, and enough whacky angles to make a geometry teacher jump off the balcony
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(Guardian)
 
  
 
 [STEM] Switzerland is experiencing massive beaver action
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(Phys Org2)
 
  
 
 [STEM] Scientists crack ancient salt crystals to unlock secrets of 1.4 billion-year-old air. Think about it: air that's actually completely untainted by dinosaur farts
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(BBC-US)
 
  
 
 [STEM] What do marathons, didgeridoos, poops, a $35K/night hotel, and some science share in common? Welcome to the ISS' 25th year in orbit
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(MIT)
 
  
 
 [STEM] MIT researchers have discovered pop-up books
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(Abc.net.au)
 
  
 
 [Politics] Australia deporting immigrants for the opposite reason the US does
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(Playstation Lifestyle)
 
  
 
 [Fandom] CDPR learns the right lesson from Gearbox and puts out a DLC for Witcher 3 bridging the gap to Witcher 4, as opposed to the wrong lesson and leaving a USB of "research porn" at their local Medieval Restaurant
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(Rolling Stone)
 
  
 
 [Fandom] Slick Rick makes a comeback, after getting over a rough patch
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(UPI)
 
  
 
 [Main] ♫We started a club, and started playing the lottery, but we didn't think we'd ever see, a win in this century♫
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Tue December 23, 2025
(Phys Org2)
 
  
 
 [STEM] Promising new superconducting material discovered with the help of AI yet we're still waiting on calorie-free beer and legit transparent aluminum
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(Zillow)
 
  
 
 [Main] Imagine if Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water house was well built and provided comfortable living spaces instead of claustrophobia, lots of land, stables, pools, and a helipad
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(NBA)
 
  
 
 [Sports] Shai Gilgeous-Alexander joined Wilt Chamberlain as the only players in NBA history to reach a scoring milestone. No, not that one
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(Nautil.us)
 
  
 
 [STEM] Neuroscientists examine blind mice, see how they run
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(Some Punting Guy)
 
  
 
 [Sports] The 49ers became the first team in NFL history to score 80+ points over a two-game span without punting a single time
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(Smithsonian Magazine)
 
  
 
 [STEM] Yo dawg we heard you like supernovas, so what we did, is we put two supernovas at once for a "superkilonova", so now you have two supernovas at once, because we heard you like supernovas so we put two supernovas at once for a superkilonova, dawg
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(Gizmodo)
 
  
 
 [Main] "Godzilla Has Descended Upon Haneda Airport"
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(YouTube)
 
  
 
 [Fandom] Ever wanted to hear Rob Zombie's Dragula as a Bluegrass song? Well, today is your lucky day
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(Deadline)
 
  
 
 [Entertainment] Taylor Swift will return in Thunderball
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(Military Times)
 
  
 
 [Main] Life as a prisoner in an Irish POW camp - pubs, golf and horse racing
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(Gizmodo)
 
  
 
 [Fandom] America's Ass returns for Doomsday. This is not a metaphor
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(ESPN)
 
  
 
 [Sports] Kon Knueppel became the fastest player in NBA history to hit 100 3-pointers. Duke Sucks
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(Fark)
 
  
 
 [Main] It's December 23rd, time for the 6th annual Christmas TotalFark sponsorship thread. Stop in, say hi, get a month of TotalFark. Also, if you want to help make someone's Holidays a little better, feel free to sponsor someone in this thread too
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(YouTube)
 
  
 
 [Food] OK this guy's funny AF and it's short AF. But since we're a serious news aggregator, do go on and tell me about how you make fried rice
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(Click Orlando)
 
  
 
 [Main] True, the rest of government sucks. But at least Fraggle Rock is now partnering with NASA
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Mon December 22, 2025
(The Daily Meal)
 
  
 
 [Food] In the beginning there were 12 powerful chains forged by the heat of the fryer. Man tried to resist the chains but his lust for crunch was too much. One chain was so powerful it corrupted man and gave him the crispiest and most flavorful
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(NPR)
 
  
 
 [Main] Why not learn to dance from a comic strip?
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(FlightAware)
 
  
 
 [Main] Whos down in WhoVille
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(YouTube)
 
  
 
 [Entertainment] Lindsey Stirling does Carol of the Bells. Subby is amazed at her ability to play the violin while doing interpretative dance
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(Food and Wine)
 
  
 
 [Food] The northernmost restaurant on Earth serves up reindeer, seal, and other Arctic ingredients. Yes they're fresh, not frozen
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