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In this week’s round up of the best YouTube comments we take a look at some celebrity appearances in the YouTube comments (fake and real?), a booty so nice wars have been fought for less, and more! With over 24 hours of video uploaded every 24 seconds to YouTube there is more hilarious commentary available than any one person could process in a hundred lifetimes. And because we here at Guyism know you don’t have the time to sift through all the hilarious YouTube comments below every single video uploaded, we’ll do it for you. Now, it’s very important to go into this without pre-conceived notions on what you might find. YouTube commenters have over time seemed to establish themselves as the preeminent improv commenters of the Internet, so heed my warning and be prepared for anything and everything. Rest assured though, if you choose to see how deep the Rabbit Hole goes you’ll be handsomely rewarded with the knowledge that below the cute video of cats playing with yarn lurks some of the edgiest humor on the Internet. If you enjoyed this and want more amazing content be sure to go like us on Facebook for en endless stream of hilarity!

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Not everything is terrible after all. Looking at cute animals makes you more productive. A 2012 study found that viewing pictures of puppies and kittens made subjects significantly better at a motor dexterity task, as well as a task that involved searching for numbers. So clearly looking at cute animals on the internet makes you better at your job. Via: thatgizmo.tumblr.com Countries that consume the most chocolate also have the most Nobel Prize winners. A study last year uncovered the relationship. Eat at least fifty Hershey's Special Darks per day and you will become a physics genius in no time. Via: tboutthatlife.tumblr.com And people who eat chocolate have better sex. Eating at least one cube of dark chocolate daily improves sexual desire and function, according to one study. Via: tengounasonriza.tumblr.com Generous people live longer. A five-year study concluded this year found that people who gave to others were hardier than those who were stingy. Said the study author, "we found that when dealing with stressful situations, those who had helped others during the previous year were less likely to die than those who had not helped others." Via: thatdoormarkedpirate.tumblr.com View Entire List ›

Ferrero, the makers of Nutella, told Sara Rosso to stop using their logo and name on her Facebook page, Twitter, and website. Sara Rosso loved Nutella so much that she founded "World Nutella Day" in 2007. Source: @rosso The holiday occurs annually on February 5th and allows fans of the spread to come together and celebrate its hazelnutty goodness. Source: melodydiamond Over time, World Nutella Day's popularity has grown; the Facebook page has nearly 40,000 followers and the Twitter account has more than 6,700. Via: facebook.com But last week Rosso announced that Nutella's parent company, Ferrero, had sent her a cease and desist letter. Via: nutelladay.com View Entire List ›

Scottish nightclub Shimmy Club has figured this whole “objectifying women” thing out to the next level. Women restroom image by Shutterstock The club offers private rooms that can peep into the women’s bathroom, according to a report in Scotland’s The Express. The paper claims that it’s seen multiple photos of young men looking at women through the mirrors as they pretty themselves up in the ladies’ room. One female clubgoer tells the Express, “The fact that these two-way mirrors only look into the ladies’ bathrooms and not the men’s makes it clear that the intention is to sexualise women as objects, allowing men to make inappropriate gestures and leer disgustingly at them.” That might be the most eloquent thing any club frequenter has ever said. For what it’s worth, the club denied the allegations to the paper, denying that the rooms are available for male or mixed gender groups “for the time being.” But if that were true, why even have two-way mirrors at all, then? Since when is “Let me stare at fellow members of my gender doing bathroom things” a key part of any girls’ night? Dumb all around. (via Jezebel)

Karma’s a bitch, ain’t it? The robber had to struggle with the woman to get the phone and immediately forgo…

Scallops are like the sugar of the craft world… they make everything sweeter. These are not the scallops I am talking about. Source: giovannisfishmarket.com Not these either. Source: 4.bp.blogspot.com THIS KIND. Every project a scalloped border touches turns to incredibly charming GOLD. Like... Source: renovateforum.com A layered tulle skirt Follow this tutorial. Source: burdastyle.com View Entire List ›

The Cuba Libre sounds like a fancy cocktail, but it’s really just a rum and Coke. There’s some fun history behind it though, which Bacardi is using in their new marketing campaign. I’d do the same thing if I could reference Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders all while showing a beautiful woman with a garter-flask. There is some debate as to whether Bacardi’s claim is true, but it’s good enough for me. It’s definitley a better story than, “some guy made it up in a bar.” Ironically enough, Coke isn’t sold in Cuba anymore, which is why no one there smiles.

All those years spent playing together and you didn’t even know her real name. Barbie's real name is Barbara Millicent Roberts. Via: bonbonbunny.tumblr.com In 1959, the first Barbie doll sold for $3.00 (that would be the equivalent of $23.97 today). The first Barbie doll was available as either a blonde or a brunette. Via: every-day-is-special.blogspot.com The first Barbie dolls were manufactured in Japan and their clothes were hand-stitched by Japanese workers. Barbie's were manufactured in Japan until 1972. Via: flickr.com View Entire List ›

Turk got married and it was really, REALLY adorable. View Entire List ›