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Sexy Storm Troopers AND Tron Dogs: IMG! episode 10

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·Nov 10, 2024

Cats and dogs cooperating and zombie versions of Master Chief, Princess Peach, and Pikachu. It's episode 10 of IMG. Here's something for people who like silly bands but also like to keep their wrist jewelry x-rated.

And how can I keep my data safe? Oh, I know! Perfect! I just learned this yesterday. But the same woman who designed the cards and Microsoft Windows Solitaire also designed the classic Mac icons.

Last week, BuzzFeed assembled a gigantic collection of the geekiest and sexiest burlesque shows around. I'm really glad that these things exist, but I think they went a little bit too far with Chewbacca. Speaking of things that are terrifying, let's get Halloween!

This pumpkin looks pensive, maybe stoic. You would never guess, though, that he was carved with gunfire. Oh, these pumpkins are cute! What's that, boy? Does that pumpkin look like you? It can't hide behind it; still looks like you!

Dr. Coolsex went to Zombie Khan, and when I saw this collection of the 27 best zombie costumes, I got jealous. When it comes to Batman costumes, this is the easiest and best way to do it. Or, if dogs are more your style, check out these costumes from Tompkins Square Park Dog Parade this week: Tron, Antwon, and a horse carrying a cowboy who I think might be taking a dump.

It's time for some IMG secret knowledge! Now click this button to find out the best way to keep someone busy. Cosplay can be pretty sad unless you get to pose with Stanley at DragonCon. Cosplay can also be incredibly awesome! The girl wearing these costumes also made them.

You can find her at Secret Life of a Bio Nerd. I've been following her for a while, and her stuff is incredible! So click here to go check it all out. Don't forget about Facebook.com/VsauceGaming, where you can see even more images and submit your own.

Until next time, thanks for watching! Just are you still there? Okay, great, great! Now all joking aside, click this button to really see how to keep someone busy! Oh!

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