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This camera was set up to find a mountain lion in Kansas. But instead... Police Set Up A Camera In Kansas To Find A Mountain Lion And WTF Is Happening These Kansas police were concerned about reports of a mountain lion. Instead, they should have been concerned about whatever it is that they captured on camera in its place.       Necklaces are usually made from metal or jewels. This one was made from a severed toe. Yep, you read that right — A SEVERED TOE. Have you ever heard someone claim to be magnetic? Yeah, um...it's probably just sticky skin. We checked with the experts.     24 Tweets That Will Make Socially Awkward People Cringe And Laugh Do you ever struggle with how to act around other people? Yeah... these tweets have totally got that experience covered.       Some people have chill. Some people don't. And you'll only be able to understand these hilarious jokes if you're in the latter group. Gather round, current and former students. Because these jokes about what it's like to write papers will make any academic laugh.      The 24 Best Fiction Books Of 2016 Your bookshelf deserves a little love — so here are the fiction books from 2016 that you just have to read.       Let's see how well you know your Sartre from your Nietszche. Can you pass this philosophy exam that was designed for kids? With the holidays coming up, let's do the hard work for Santa: What % naughty and what % nice have you been this year?         THINGS WE LOVE Crimetown from Gimlet Media One of the newest podcasts from Gimlet Media (which produces other stellar shows like Reply All and Science Vs.), Crimetown is a true crime–lover's fantasy. In its inaugural season, the podcast is taking listeners inside the seedy underbelly of Providence, Rhode Island. The capital of the smallest state in the U.S., the city nonetheless has a disproportionately outsized backstory when it comes to illegality; the series traces Providence's crime history through stories of the mob bosses and corrupt politicians who so richly colored the city's past. Plus, if you enjoy New England accents (hey, don't judge), the locals interviewed for these stories are just what your ears need. Only three episodes have been released so far, so you've got plenty of time to catch up!     BuzzFeed, Inc. 111 E. 18th St. New York, NY 10003 Unsubscribe