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Isn’t it always the stupid ones that love the weirdest holidays? I can see why people like Christmas, and even why they like Easter, but people get so excited about Halloween that I sometimes question their sanity. Sure, ghosts and ghoulies are pretty good, but still…it’s not really a holiday at all, is it? It’s just an excuse to dress up stupidly and get free sweets until you’re 14 and pimply and people don’t want to open their doors to you anymore.

Man, college is the best, huh?  A little backstory on these pictures for our interested readers: Ever since the first picture was taken on the first digital camera, fraternity bros have been convincing women to plug frats on topless pics during Rush Week. So…Wait. Not a single person is still reading this. You have all scrolled down. We can basically say whatever we want, and it doesn’t matter. We would like to admit something publically — We can understand why women find Sean Connery attractive. We do too. Here are some more boobs:

It’s the 21 st century, and seemingly every lady on Earth has taken her clothes off for a camera at least once. But there are some celebrities who stripped down back in the day that might just surprise you. In this list, we’ll share some of the most unexpected naked ladies ever to snap a picture. Dr. Laura Schlessinger Getty Images The conservative talk radio host is the last person you’d expect to show the goods, but she was humiliated in 1998 when her former mentor sold a handful of nude pics he’d taken of her in the 70′s to an Internet porn site. First she claimed the pictures weren’t her, then she sued to shut the site down, only to have a judge laugh her out of court.

There are a number of celebrities—good looking ones too—who, in the past, have performed on stage for a different profession than which they are currently employed. Exotic dancers, strippers, burlesque dancers, whatever you want to call them, these girls have done it, and have probably done it well! When you’re young and a struggling artist sometimes you need to do what you need to do in order to catch a buck or two. And if you’ve got it why not flaunt it? These gals did. Some are quite surprising and others…well, yeah. We can see it. Dita Von Teese Jennifer Polixenni Brankin, Getty Images Is this a given? Yes, but who doesn’t enjoy the thought of it. The elegantly styled Dita Von Teese—now a burlesque dancer, model, costume designer, author and actress—was at one time an elegantly styled stripper onstage. With her looks, moves and luring eyes we’re pretty positive she was quite good as well. What do you think?

Warner Bros. With all the rumblings surrounding the news that the CW is working on developing a new Wonder Woman TV series a la ‘Smallville,’ the big question is: who will portray the lasso-swinging future Amazon heroine? Here’s our pick for the five actresses who would be fit to fill Lynda Carter’s shoes on the small screen.

Charlize Theron famously uglied herself up and won the Best Actress Oscar for her performance in Monster , and since then, she’s been regarded as a highly talented and in-demand, A-list actress. Still, the girl has made many really crappy films throughout her career, and here are the top 11 of them: Hancock : Sure, this movie made a ton of money and was based upon a rather amusing concept, but the execution was ridiculous.

There has been some recent light shed on certain issues concerning the presence of women in the geek-scene, particularly cosplayers at conventions.  That same subject has also shed light on the growing army of douchebags whose limited social skills are making these women feel unsafe in an environment that is meant to take them away from the real world, not subject them to the same shit that they have to deal with day-in and day-out.  I wish to discuss this a bit and hopefully bring a little enlightenment to people about what I feel some of the major problems are and perhaps how we, as a group of like-minded outcasts, can bring the sanctity of our scene back. Right now, everyone and their grandma is getting into the geek-scene.  Comic books, video games, toys and all manner of other geek-related hobbies are becoming rapidly mainstream.  Just look at the 2012 SDCC attendance of more than 130,000 people if you have any doubts as to that.  Super h...