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This Unplugged Version Of 'Take On Me' By a-ha Will Bring A Tear To Your Eye, A Dutch News Satire Program Made This Fake Ad To Raise Awareness Of 'Nonsensical Rifle Addiction' In America, There's A Better Way To Bank And It's With These Folks, Whoever Designed This Glass Bridge Prank Is A Psychopath, Guy Rigs His Dorm Door To Play The 'Seinfeld' Theme, And His Friend Is Not Pleased, This Handheld Holograph Generator Is Kind Of Mind-Blowing This Week's Top Videos Sunday, October 15, 2017 THEY'VE STILL GOT IT This Unplugged Version Of 'Take On Me' By a-ha Will Bring A Tear To Your Eye digg.com You know that gimmick where you take an energetic pop hit and slow it down to make it wistful? Well, this is proof that you should let the band do it themselves. ABBREVIATE THAT, PLEASE A Dutch News Satire Program Made This Fake Ad To Raise Awareness Of 'Nonsensical Rifle Addiction' In America digg.com American late-night satire shows like "The Daily Show" and "Last Week Tonight" comment on other countries all the time, so you can be sure their international counterparts turn their attention towards America on a regular basis. BANKING WE DIGG SPONSORED There's A Better Way To Bank And It's With These Folks go.radiusbank.com Radius Bank is one of the best banking options out there. You can earn up to 0.90% APY on balances of $2,500 or more, which decidedly beats the national average of 0.04%. Radius Bank accounts don't charge any monthly fees, come with built-in budgeting tools, and have free ATM access anywhere in the world. NOPE NOPE NOPE Whoever Designed This Glass Bridge Prank Is A Psychopath digg.com ​Glass bridges are scary. Seeing exactly how far you'd fall if the bridge were to break with every step will mess with anyone's head. NOBODY WANTS SLAP BASS Guy Rigs His Dorm Door To Play The 'Seinfeld' Theme, And His Friend Is Not Pleased digg.com We've watched this 100 times, and the friend's crestfallen expression gets better every time. LED MAGIC This Handheld Holograph Generator Is Kind Of Mind-Blowing digg.com While this device doesn't technically create a "holograph," the effect created by its spinning LED strips looks straight out of a futuristic movie. Things start out simple and get progressively more impressive and more convincingly 3D. Get more stories on Digg.com A CUT ABOVE Bask in the glory that is these incredibly intricate pop-up books. Credit: Peter Dahmen Papierdesign Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2017 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge Street, 2nd Floor, NY, NY 10002