Daily Dose of Awesome: Game Boy Lighter

Daily Dose of Awesome: The Devil Regains His Strength

This is my jam, right here.

Daily Dose of Awesome: I...I have no idea what I even call this

Daily Dose of Awesome: Azrael's Death on 'Gotham'

Yeah, Gotham is a little ridiculous; but when it wants to be, it can be gloriously so.

Daily Dose of Awesome; Jordan Spieth Catches Marshmallow off of a Golf Ball

Daily Dose of Awesome: 'Heroes of CW' trailer

Daily Dose of Awesome: Wedding Party Stages Dinosaur Chase

Daily Dose of Awesome: Girl With No Arms Gets Things Done

Is it weird that the first thing I thought of when I saw this was that scene from Seinfeld where George describes a coworker with no arms who got more work done than he did? My headcanon says that he was telling the truth and that this was that employee.

Daily Dose of Awesome: Everlasting Love

No, not the song (though to be fair, it is a great one); rather, I'm referring to this.

Daily Dose of Awesome: Dog Hula Hoops

Cute Puppy Likes To Hula Hoop
If you were wondering how to hula hoop...
Posted by Kyoot Animals on Saturday, September 5, 2015

Daily Dose of Awesome: Flash and Aquaman Collaborate

Source: TextsFromSuperheroes.com

Daily Dose of Awesome: Baby Goat

Violet the Adorable, Sweater Wearing, Hand-Reared Baby Goat
To brighten your Saturday morning :) (via Jukin Media)
Posted by HuffPost Parents on Saturday, February 13, 2016

Daily Dose of Awesome: DM's House of Cards

Keep the #dndcaturday train rolling-Law
Posted by Dungeons and Dragons Memes on Saturday, March 26, 2016

Daily Dose of Awesome: Melk Abbey

When traveling through Europe, the churches are often highlights. The art, the elaborate architecture, and the history make them wonders to behold. As impressive as they are, there is one that manages to raise the bar even further. It is known simply as Melk Abbey, and as the name suggests it is an abbey located in Melk, Austria. 

I can say with no sense of exaggeration, that this place is jaw dropping. Its immense size is impressive enough, but then you get inside and it only goes uphill from there. Everything about it just amazes. The building is elegantly (maybe even divinely?) designed. It just inspires awe. It really is fitting as a symbol of reverence to God. Even if you aren't the religious sort, you'll be amazed at all the work and craftsmanship that went into this building.

There's gorgeous artwork all over the place. Some of it comes in the form of paintings, but the ceilings are also adorned with majestic artwork that is impressive in its own right.

In addition to art, the abbey also sports an impressive array of religious artifacts. It adds to the sense of history while also providing a bevy of information for those who wish to learn more about said history. For the photography junkie, this place is a mother lode. You'll want to take pictures of everything. Odds are you won't be able to get everything because there's just that much.

One of the major draws for the abbey is the library. It is ranked as one of the world's biggest and most gorgeous and, again, that's no hyperbole. Only a small fraction of the library is open to the public and even that will leave your mouth hanging agape. It's multiple floors and multiple rooms of floor to ceiling bookshelves. The downside is that this is the one room in the entire complex that doesn't allow you to take photos or videos of any kind. I would have so loved to be able to do a vlog and put it up on Youtube. Honestly, I would have gladly sacrificed being able to take photos in one of the artifact display rooms if it meant that I could show people the mind boggling nature of this library. At the same time, I can't fault the logic. As noted, it is a major highlight, so seeing it in person acts as a great incentive to travel out to see it.

Of course, the church itself is also amazing in its own right. It's huge and gloriously designed. They actually hold services there. Sadly, I didn't get to witness that, but I can imagine that they draw in quite a crowd.

Whether you're visiting the abbey alone, or if it is a stop on part of a cruise, Melk Abbey is definitely worth checking out. Even if you aren't religiously inclined, everything about it is just amazing. You should still be able to garner some enjoyment just from the art, history, and architecture alone. If you are the religious type, I think it will only add to your enjoyment. There's so much there that it is definitely worth the price of admission. Of course, if you're a bookworm, the library alone is worth the price of admission because, seriously, that library has to be seen to be believed.

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Daily Dose of Awesome: Brad Dourif on 'Agents of Shield'

Brad Dourif on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. by CattivoScrittore




I'm working my way through "Agents of Shield" as I want to get caught up on the MCU as a whole.  I'm about halfway through the first season when, lo and behold, Brad Dourif makes a guest appearance.  Is there any show that wasn't made more awesome by bringing this guy in? I highly doubt it.

His appearance here is especially impressive as his character is in a catatonic state.  There isn't much in the way of "acting", but it is clearly his voice coming through the computer.  As such, his menace and creepy air comes completely from his voice acting, which is stellar.  He still manages to knock it out of the park and deliver the intense creepiness for which he is so well known and loved.

Daily Dose of Awesome: J. Jonah Jameson Meets Batman

Daily Dose of Awesome: Everyone I Don't Like is Hitler

Paradoxically, this picture is funny because it's true; but at the same time, it's sad because it's true.