“Big Woman Funnel Feeder” is both the name of a great CB radio handle (“This is Big Woman Funnel Feeder. Best watch out for the smokey in the bush ’round the next bend. Tijuana taxis everywhere tonight”) and an accurate description of 23-year-old Tammy Jung, who eats 5,000 calories worth of food every day, much of which is slid into her mouth via funnel, because her “career ambition is to become as popular as possible.” According to HuffPo, via Barcroft Media TV: Tammy was once a healthy eight-stone teenager who wore skinny jeans, loved playing volleyball and going out with friends. But in a bizarre reversal of a crash diet, Tammy turned her back on her slim good looks, and spends her days indoors stuffing herself with fried chicken, donuts and whole blocks of cheese. She even allows boyfriend Johan Ubermen, 28, to pour ice cream milkshakes down her throat, in an attempt to put away 5,000 calories a day. Yes, “allows.” Tammy’s diet has seen her weight soar 3.5 stones every six months, and she now weighs 16.5 stone [230 pounds]. The once svelte young woman is piling on the pounds to earn money as a Big Beautiful Woman on internet websites and hopes to one day top 30 stone [420 pounds]. Tammy hopes to one day earn $3,100/month, which is apparently how much human dignity goes for these days.

A lot’s happened in TV this week. Dozens of network shows have been renewed, canceled, picked up, or generally ignored — it’s all very confusing to follow, and just as infuriating to try to make sense of. We covered the Big Four decisions on Happy Endings, Community, and Mulaney last night, but to keep things straight, I’ve put together a guide to how you should feel about Fox, NBC, ABC, and CBS saying yes, no, and maybe to series both old and new. R.I.P. Rock Center With Brian Williams, we barely knew you. Because we never watched you.

Last year, Burnsy wrote about the lovely troll known as “Skinny Gurl” who called Kate Upton a cannibal for eating at Carls Jr. Kate Upton’s a cow, you see. Get it? She’s fat. Kate Upton is fat. The same Kate Upton you see above, that very Kate Upton, is fat. I wonder if “Skinny Gurl” knows “Gag of Thrones.” Anyway, Upton is on next month’s cover of Vogue, and in the issue, she discussed the reaction she received from the Skinny Gurls of the world after appearing in the second most popular Sports Illustrated ever, trailing only this classic.

Gallon smashing is the Dumb & Dumberer of pranks. For the blissfully uninformed, “gallon smashing” is when…and please pay attention because this is very confusing…you grab a gallon of milk, water, any liquid but Surge really (the world needs its precious Surge) and you smash it. It’s pointless, unfunny, and *raises fists at teens*. The only good “gallon smashing” videos are those featuring people getting hurt, making the clip below, via Gawker, the Dumb & Dumber of “gallon smashing” videos. (Will you stop saying “gallon smashing”? Yes.)

Today's your last chance to see this giant red balloon dog! As part of art fair Frieze New York, Paul McCarthy created this inflatable dog towering over Frieze's tent. At 80 feet tall, it's an interesting nod to Jeff Koons with one critic saying, "I’m not even sure why McCarthy bothered to make the giant balloon dog after Koons had already made his over-sized chrome ones, unless of course McCarthy is making a wry contemporary-art-historical commentary on Koons’ art, but that seems too precious and cerebral. Koons’ dogs were interesting, a tad, because of the change in material, so that what at first looked like a helium filled balloon was actually heavy, and hard as steel. McCarthy returned the dog to its balloon form, but just made it into the Gulliver of all dog balloons."

9 Film Frames is a single topic blog on Tumblr that presents the entirety of a movie in nine panels. The frames include anything from key plot points to popular scenes that have gone on to leave their mark in film history. The blog is an ongoing project that includes a wide variety of films from Orson Welles' classic Citizen Kane and blockbusters like The Dark Knight and Inception to the more obscure and indie films like Melancholia and Memento, as well as David Lynch's cult classic Mulholland Drive.

Back to Light is a creatively scientific series by photographer Caleb Charland that explores the naturally electrifying power of ordinary objects like fruits and loose change. The images in the series features a number of materials, including consumables readily found in one's pantry, generating enough power to light lamps and LED lights. We had previously seen Charland light a lamp with 300 apples, but now the grocery list has expanded to include oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruits, pomelos, and vinegar.

Born in Argentina, visual artist Gerardo Feldstein builds sculptures featuring wacky human figures with disproportionately large hands or feet. Made out of wire and wood, the pieces portray strangely intriguing moments when perspective is distorted. Through his work, Feldstein challenges his viewers to make sense of what we see. The tiny headed figures with exaggerated features do all kinds of everyday things like point, climb ropes, and reach for things. It's a wonder how these bizarre little guys maintain any sort of balance. Feldstein says, “I see the sculpture as an extension of myself, my characters do, dramatize things I want and I can do."

18 houses in Clear Lake California are slowly sinking into the ground and officials cannot figure out why. These houses are not sinking due to sink holes as they are built on ground composed of volcanic rock. One home is already 10 feet below street level. Some home owners have not evacuated but have begun to see worrisome cracks in their walls and floors. Insurance companies are claiming they have no responsibilities in these cases.

There are certain things you will only ever see in Canada. Here are some sure fire signs that you know you are in Canada. The Great White North is full of hilarious and quirky characteristics. This is a gallery of only Canada Moments.

Monday is usually the slowest and most boring day of the week. We are back to work and back in the office. Let's face it Monday Sucks. Luckily we have the internet and all of its funny photos to help cheer us up. Here are today's funniest photos. This Gallery is random and awesome.

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, though it may look and taste different depending on where you're from. While in America it is not out of the ordinary to have a stack of flapjacks and bacon as a morning meal, it is wildly different from Thailand's customary fish, pork, and rice dish. World traveling enthusiast Victoria Philpott took note of the various combinations of platters and variety of breakfasts commonly eaten each day along her travels. Rounding up fifty different and delicious meals that are typically eaten in dozens of countries, the globe-trotter shares an appetizing set of images on her blog from various sources of culturally unique breakfasts. Of course, everyone's taste palette is different but it is interesting, nonetheless, to see how different cultures interpret the best meal to start your day. It is also best to keep in mind that not all dishes are strictly the only breakfast anyone in any given country eats. Sometimes there just isn't enough time to prepare a full English breakfast and, other times, you want more than a simple croissant.

Have you ever looked at an object or building and thought, “hey that kind of looks like a face!”? It’s actually a psychological phenomenon known as pareidolia. Pareidolia involves a vague and random stimulus (often an image or sound) being perceived as significant; it’s a form of apophenia (seeing meaningful patterns or connections in random or meaningless data). Online you can find entire communities dedicated to finding faces in everyday objects, places and buildings. On Flickr, the group FACES IN PLACES has over 6,365 members and a staggering 23,563 pictures. And on Reddit, there is a subreddit called /r/Pareidolia with nearly 40,000 members! You can also find countless Tumblrs, blogs and hashtags dedicated to this fascinating phenomenon that so many of us experience.

Very cool compilation of quotes on friendship overlaid onto pictures. So many beautiful words about friendship were said. It is always interesting to know, what was friendship for such people like Muhammad Ali, Bob Marley, Oscar Wilde or Friedrich Nietzsche... Have a look)

Peter Menzel and Faith D’Aluision traveled the world exploring how the eating habits differ from country to country and presented their results in a photo album, called Hungry Planet: What the World Eats. The wife and husband’s team visited 24 different countries and 30 families to photograph them at home, at the market, and surrounded by their weekly food supplies. Apart from being interesting and educative, the project brings up some social issues. The exposed weekly grocery list provides information not only about dietary habits, but also about health, economy, lifestyle, etc. It also clearly shows the division between the first world and the developing countries. Interestingly, less affluent families eat more nutritious food than those who could actually afford it. On the contrary, more economically stable families eat more processed food, while fresh products constitute just a small part of their diet. Come to think of it, how much does your family spend on food per week and what kind of food do you eat?

Sites like Craftfail.com, pintester.com and pinstrosity spotted this unlucky trend, and started sharing funny DIY fails from Pinterest and asking users to submit their own. From modern hair buns turned into a cleaning-day-at-home sort of hairdo, to decorative pom poms looking like floor rags, the results are usually pretty disastrous. Luckily, the people are able to laugh at themselves, which gives us some hope they won’t be stopped from attempting another DIY project ever again. So, without further ado, here are 20 absolutely hilarious Pinterest fails.

Nothing says internet like unearthing high school photos of celebrities, and over at Reddit that concept has been ratcheted up a notch with a new collection of high school (correction: Jennifer Lawrence is in middle school, even hotter) cheerleading photos of well-known lady celebs in their pre-fame athletic supporter days. Pretty much a perfect combo. I couldn’t have been more compelled to share, favorites Jennifer Lawrence and Amy Poehler, and I’m not one to skirt the bylaws. J-Law’s fairly predictable image above, obvs. Amy’s way-more-awesome late 80s (or maybe late 50s?) cheerleading shot below. Followed by Megan Fox and Meryl Streep for good measure. Seriously though, we might have a time-traveling vampire situation on our hands with Ms. Poehler…

Artist Larry Moss uses airigami - which translates literally into the fine art of folding air - to create original works of art, installations and experiences that range from the ridiculous to the sublime. Among his many creations are works from famous artist such as da Vinci and Van Gogh, wearable pieces and large scale installation. Below is a sample of some of his bizarre work.

Hand gestures and body language is as vital a communication medium as spoken language itself. Gestures pre-dates any language in the world, in fact, human communication evolved from gestures. It is not uncommon for people to use gestures even to this date to convey thoughts, punctuate an expression and give it a shading that the word or phrase itself lacks. But I wasn’t aware that they were so popular among Italians until I stumbled upon the Illustrated guide to Italian popular gestures by Alfredo Cassano.

Men and women are represented differently all around the world, and this differentiation is often seen in the diverse representation of the two sexes in bathroom signs. The most common type of washroom sign one encounters in public places depict men as “normal” people and women as people in skirts. Depending on the local customs, men and women may be depicted wearing traditional or regional dresses. While most signs try to remain obvious, others goes out of the way and try to be as creative as possible. Below are some of the the most creative, funniest, wackiest and bizarre toilet signs discovered by travellers around the world.

“WTF Man” is the word you are going to utter after seeing these images. I am sure nobody would ever face these situations while being on date. However, yes they are funny and a thing to laugh at. Some images can be called weird, but over all they are humorous and funny. So, just get ready to enjoy a loud laughter after seeing these images.

Dave Devries takes sketches of monsters drawn by children purely from their imagination and renders them realistically giving them a truly devilish look. His collection of drawings and paintings form a 48-page book “The Monster Engine”.

“Everything is covered in feces!” So posits a video from Glove and Boots explaining one reason you wouldn’t like travelling to the past. To be fair, people really were positively slathered in feces back in the Dark Ages. It’s in history books or the Wikipedias or whatever it is the kids are learning history from these days. Good luck with that, kids. We learned all the history we needed from 2001′s A Knight’s Tale starring Heath Ledger *tips a 40* and Shannyynn Sossassafras. Glove and Boots previously raised awareness of Vertical Video Syndrome, had their gorilla cover “Call Me Maybe”, and made us laugh with playthroughs of classic video games. Now they detail their ten reasons time travel sucks. They didn’t even mention the most important reason. The Earth rotates and moves in its elliptical orbit around the Sun, and the Sun orbits the galactic center, and the whole universe is expanding. You better get your coordinates in spacetime exactly right, or…

Victoria Beltran became famous after her role of Admiral General Aladeen’s sexy foot soldiers in Sacha Baron Cohen’s “The Dictator.” But there is a little secret about this sexy lady.

To celebrate her daughter, Emma, turning 5 years old, photographer Jaime Moore decided to do a photo shoot with the young girl dressed up as five different women that have influenced change and progress for women. Each image also includes an empowering quote by the woman Emma is echoing, below it. The proud mother wanted to commemorate her daughter's birthday by doing something that reflected strength and allowed little Emma to emulate real women she could look up to.

Website Cheeky.com is selling a bunch of cheeky decals that you can stick on your suitcases. The options include packages of cocaine, stacks of cash, a pile of sex toys, and a kidnapped woman, ach of which sells at 15 dollars a piece. The designers explain, “Take a stand against monotonous travel with Suitcase Stickers. Designed to stick to anything, they will draw attention to your bag making it easily identifiable and sure to make you some new friends.”

On a routine visit to his car dealership in Norman, Oklahoma, Redditor SquishyMcPhee came across a styrofoam cup that had been left behind by a former customer, but he immediately knew that it was no ordinary cup. The tiny container was covered in intricately crafted doodles with a simple ballpoint pen. Every inch of the cup is meticulously designed with patterns, text, and characters, as though it were a premeditated execution.

Interesting facts about The Simpsons. I don't watch it anymore, but The Simpsons used to be my favorite TV show.

Honestly I’m surprised it took this long to happen, but finally somebody has gone and built a real, street legal (which, I assume, means it’s not allowed to drive on roofs) Bat Tumbler. Commissioned by a group from Saudi Arabia, the Tumbler cost a whopping 1.6 million to make, and will be racing in the not-terribly-badass sounding Gumball 3000 (basically a race for novelty supercars owned by the mega rich). Hit the jump for a video of the Tumbler in action…

Here are some mind blowing cartoon connections you might not have known about. You probably didn't even think about it but some of those famous cartoon voices are famous celebrities. Here are Cartoon Voices you might recognize from now on.

Here are some awesome and interesting facts to start off the week. It is important to learn something new and these are fun facts to take with you. Enjoy this new knowledge.