As you are well aware, laughter is the only contagious thing we like to catch (especially this time of year) and the more of it, the better. It does not matter if it is Nelson from the Simpsons or Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory, laughter makes our days a tad bit brighter.

The maker of well-known music apps such as Touch DJ, OMGuitar and Seline seem to agree that laughter is an important part of life and therefore have released the very first laugh synthesizer for the iPhone and iPad. The first of its kind, Laugh Synth is the ultimate sonic nectar emitter that will have you and your friends chuckling with glee.

Laugh Synth, created by Amidio, takes laughing to the next level, providing the app with enough brainpower for you to produce every imaginable type of laughter. The app itself has 25 hilarious presets for you to begin your laughter supremacy, with the ability to create symphonies of amusement for hours. Sharing your laughs online to Twitter, Facebook, E-mail or other platforms is a cinch furthering the spread of the laughter bug.

You will be LOL’ing with the touch of your fingers in no time. Sound like a zombie, Dracula or customize laughs using your own voice enhancing them with the four provided effects to adjust the pitch that enables you to create even more delicious Lulz.

Muahaha. Let the creative laughter begin.

If you’re not Canadian, you may not be aware of what Kijiji is, it is a site where you can post free ads to rid of your collective stuff. Some have called it the Canadian Craigslist (but Canadians have Craigslist too). In fact, Kijiji is well known for helping people relocate to awesome houses and buy cars that aren’t a pile a junk (amongst many other things, and trust they aren’t all fabulous, all the time). Nevertheless there has never been an Ad so creative and convincing, heck, I wanted to buy it and I don’t shovel snow.

I am sure when this guy posted this amazing ad, he was simply trying to sell his snowblower, however, his quorum jumps off the page and alluring vernacular needs to be shared. Businesses can even use this as an example of how-to market the right way, as he details the snowblower with ease and intertwines the “needing” and “wanting” aspect into a story-like format. (Of course, as a business, you would be a little gentler with your words) But as you can see, it got the job done.

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(via: Kijiji)

WARNING: This Cannot be unseen.

Her laughter just kills me with cuteness overload.

Katy may have won an American Music Achievement Award for being the first woman to have 5 #1 songs from the same album, but this is the way “The One That Got Away” song should’ve been released…IMHO.

A Redbelly Snake is rarely seen, hiding in amongst logs and moist garden beds, these snakes eat slugs and are best known for helping blueberry farmers fend for their crops. The Redbelly Snake only comes out at night or on cloudy days, are small and non-venomous and birth live babies, they will live in captivity for approximately 4 years. You can only find this type of snake from Saskatchewan to Nova Scotia in Canada and in the U.S., Florida or Texas. Good Luck in finding one though, according to the Nova Scotia Museum, the last recorded Redbelly snake seen in Nova Scotia in the Fall was on October 27, 1931. The following video was taken in the Valley of Nova Scotia on November 19, 2011. (See link to NS Museum information in description of video).

I’m a Cat. DUH.

How I Love Thee.

(via: watercoolerwit)

He could totally make it in the circus.

If this is what Red Riding Hood Looks like All Grown Up. Dang.