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That McDonald's Hot Coffee Lawsuit Didn't Happen The Way You Think It Did, This Sleep Talking Kitty Will Make You Hurt With Cuteness, The Sweat Proof Shirt, Chinese Blacksmiths Use Huge Five-Story Hammer To Forge A Flange On The Street, Anthony Bourdain Explains The Worst Mistake You Could Make When Cooking Steak, An 'Oh-Hell-Yeah-This-Gift-Is-Awesome!' Gift Guide This Week's Top Videos Sunday, December 18, 2016 HOT GOSSIP That McDonald's Hot Coffee Lawsuit Didn't Happen The Way You Think It Did digg.com You've definitely heard about this case where a stupid and greedy woman who claims she didn't know coffee could be hot turned rich by suing the golden arches. But the actual case was nothing like that. PURRECIOUS This Sleep Talking Kitty Will Make You Hurt With Cuteness digg.com Maybe you don't like cats that much. We get it: they carry weird parasites and like to knock stuff off counters. It doesn't matter. After watching this video, your feline-hating heart will be filled with love. SHIRTS WE DIGG SPONSORED The Sweat Proof Shirt thompsontee.com Thompson Tee is a patented undershirt that blocks armpit sweat. So take off your suit jacket, high-five your co-workers and feel confident AF - or your money back! IT'S A HIT Chinese Blacksmiths Use Huge Five-Story Hammer To Forge A Flange On The Street digg.com Metalwork can be entrancing, beautiful, and curious all at the same time. These Chinese blacksmiths prove that it can also be scary as heck with their giant hammer. 'LEAVE IT THE FUCK ALONE' Anthony Bourdain Explains The Worst Mistake You Could Make When Cooking Steak digg.com We know you wanna slice right into that meaty goodness, but slow your roll. DIGG PICKS An 'Oh-Hell-Yeah-This-Gift-Is-Awesome!' Gift Guide digg.com Here are our very favorite picks for literally everyone on your list. Because finding the perfect holiday gift is hard but checking this guide is not. Get more stories on Digg.com WHAT IN THE WHAT A tablespoon of olive oil dropped into a lake can calm half an acre of (small) waves. Credit: What The Physics!? Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2016 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge Street, 2nd Floor, NY, NY 10002