Immoral Kombat

The Blood That Forever Changed The Video Game Industry, Inside The Most Brutal Dictatorship You've Never Heard Of, Scientists Discover Huge, Mysterious Radio Structures At The Heart Of The Milky Way, and more.

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DARK PLACES IMMORTAL KOMBAT The Blood That Forever Changed The Video Game Industry polygon.com Mortal Kombat's gore was a sensitive subject for American society at large. The moment word of fatalities spread beyond arcades and into schools, homes, and churches, parents and politicians went on the warpath. NO SMOOTH SAILING Dead Reckoning damninteresting.com The 18th century misadventures of HMS Wager and her reluctant crew. FORGOTTEN IN BURUNDI Inside The Most Brutal Dictatorship You've Never Heard Of www.gq-magazine.co.uk Burundi in East Africa is one of the world's poorest countries – and perhaps the most ignored. The scene of historic ethnic conflict, its messianic president offers stability to an international community terrified of another genocide in the region. But the police state he has finessed now tortures, rapes and kills with near impunity. PRODUCTS WE DIGG | SPONSORED See Why Shark Tank Went All In On This Company manscaped.com Last year there were 171,321 reported ER visits related to personal grooming injuries. Fortunately, MANSCAPED engineered the first manscaping trimmer with SkinSafe™ technology! Get 20% OFF + FREE SHIPPING with code DIGG20. FALSE PREMISES DRESSED TO IMPRESS A Michigan High School Let Seniors Take Their Student ID Photos Dressed Up As Pop Culture Characters, And They Did Not Disappoint digg.com The Senior class at North Farmington High School in Michigan have an yearly tradition where they take ID photos dressed up in tribute to their favorite characters in TV, movies and memes. THE LONGEST CON OF THEM ALL The Distinctly American Ethos Of The Grifter nytimes.com As stories of theft and deception have come to dominate the cultural conversation, it can often feel like grift is a modern phenomenon — but it isn't. SPACE REVIVED THE RADIO STAR Scientists Discover Huge, Mysterious Radio Structures At The Heart Of The Milky Way vice.com "These enormous bubbles have until now been hidden by the glare of extremely bright radio emission from the center of the galaxy." 'I FEEL CHEATED' You Donated To Kids With Cancer. This Vegas Telemarketer Cashed In publicintegrity.org Inside the machine that turns charitable and political contributions into paydays. VIDEO OF THE DAY WHERE WE'RE GOING, WE DON'T NEED RULES Owner Tests Whether Cats Can Get Through Increasingly Smaller Cardboard Openings, Does Not Expect The Surprise Conclusion youtube.com The experiment was meant to test whether a cat's body can really squeeze through a small space once the head gets through. It did not account for said cat revolting. IN THE NEWS Winners And Losers Of The Democratic Debate California Just Banned Private Prisons, Including ICE Detention Facilities Google Earth Helps Find Remains Of Man Missing For Decades In Florida DIGG PICKS Stay Safe Online With These Privacy Tools digg.com If you value your privacy, these are the tools you'll need to start protecting it online. You can squeeze through Friday and get to the weekend. We believe in you. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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