The Weekend Links: Sunday Edition

The ultimate couch potato accessory: a universal remote that doubles as a bottle opener (surely having liquid and electronics so close together isn't a great idea ...)
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From RJ, behold! "King Mindon of Burma wanted to leave something to posterity. Â As a book lover he thought that literature was one of the most valuable elements of an enlightened society so he planned to leave a book behind him. Â Not any old book though "“ this would be the largest book in the world."
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In the category of "Just Because:" a very loud rabbit.
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After sending this link for Canned Unicorn Meat to some friends (thanks to another friend, Preston), one replied "Someone take Allison's computer away. Â She just found ThinkGeek and is clearly not ready for it." Whaddya mean? I've been ready for it my whole life!
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Here's how our friends at CollegeHumor celebrated April Fools' Day.
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A thoughtful article that explores whether Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld Comedy's Lennon and McCartney, as well as what The Marriage Ref can teach us about creative partnerships.
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Find out where you milk comes from by using the tracking codes on your containers - apparently my sour cream is from Iowa! (no surprise?)
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What's in a name? I can't tell you, but I do now know what's in a number: here are 13 famous numbers and their stories.
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From the Annals of Nostalgia: the best McDonald's superhero happy meals.
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Finally, enjoy this absolutely amazing card trick (and see if you fail like I did at the hand thing before it)
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