I’m not even joking here, guys, there’s a real move called “Big Ass Spider”, and here’s the three first minutes of it.
Synopsis: When a giant alien spider escapes from a military lab and rampages across the city of Los Angeles, it is up to one clever exterminator and his security guard sidekick to kill the creature before the entire city is destroyed.
Although the participants usually don’t have any personal knowledge of one another as they might in an office, they do get the username of their recipient and are encouraged to take a look through their posts to figure out what they might like. The suggested gift amount is $20.
Rachel received her gift package this week and found it contained a travel book, which was a good fit seeing as she had regularly posted about her interest in travel.
The package also contained a stuffed cow toy, a Christmas card signed “Bill” and a note to accompany the toy, explaining that the person making the gift had also donated to the Heifer International charity, which would use the money to provide a real cow for a family in need to use for farming.
Although the card was signed with a full name, Rachel didn’t pay attention to the signature. However, it appeared out that the gifter either didn’t quite grasp the concept of a Secret Santa, or simply wanted to make sure Rachel got an extra surprise. The last thing she found in the package was a picture of Bill Gates holding the toy cow and donation note.
Rating the gift package on Reddit, Rachel concluded “10/10 would receive gift from Bill Gates again”. She also noted that Gates would have seen a post she made suggesting some of the gifts she might like if money was no object and concluded by saying “Sorry for the apple ipad on my wishlist, that was really awkward.”
There’s no word yet on who got Bill Gates as their recipient, or what they sent.
When most people don’t get the order they’ve paid for, they flip out, especially during the holiday season. But not Josh Gates, host of SyFy Channel’s “Destination Truth.”
According to BuzzFeed, Josh recently opened a box from Amazon, expecting to find a “Destination Truth” t-shirt. Instead, what he received became one of the happiest Twitter “rants” ever.
So, Patrick Stewart Captain Jean-Luc Picard tweeted this picture a little earlier today, and I just had to post it. I mean, it’s not every day that you get Gandalf, Captain Picard, and Santa Claus in the same picture at the same time!
