Titus Andronicus's /. reply/comment mentioned a twenty-five minutes and 38 seconds Weather Underground documentary video showing "Dead Heat: Overturning the World's Hottest Temperature" on an investigation and decertification of the world's hottest temperature set at Al Azizia, Libya in 1922.

Blue's News shared a Flash puzzle game titled "Scribble" on Games For Work and its official web site, BubbleBox -- "Draw lines with limited ink to make all the balls roll into the container without falling off." and "Blots are small creatures made of ink, they aren't too bright and never look where they are going! Guide them to safety using your special drawing powers. You only have a limited amount of ink that you can draw, so be careful how much ink you use. Ink will dissapear after a while, make sure the blots are safe before your lines dissapear."

The National Purchase Diary (NPD) Group Blog reports that "Internet Connected TVs Are Used To Watch TV, And That’s About All -- The Internet connected high definition television (HDTV) screen has so far failed to break beyond the bounds of its TV-centric heritage, with little use for the big screen beyond the obligatory video services.

VideoSift shares BuzzFeed (bigger non-video images and five extra ones)'s musical 1.5 minutes YouTube video showing "The art of the photobomb

Blue's News shared an isometric gangst(a/er) shooter Flash game titled "Gangster Squad: Tough Justice" on FreeWebArcade and its official web site.

Brevity and Dilbert show their funny Christmas comic strips.

Vsauce2 has a YouTube playlist on "FAK -- The Facts and Knowledge on crazy inventions, technology and more..."

VideoSift shares a funny and cute one minute and 23 seconds YouTube video showing a cat/kitty/feline/pussy scared

VideoSift shares a 4.25 minutes YouTube music video, with parodies and spoofs, showing some YouTubers starring in a mash-up of culturally defining moments of 2012. Can you spot all the references? There are also interactive surprises/Easter eggs too. See Reddit comment for the answers and links. There is also a six minute and 14 seconds behind the scenes on YouTube.

Walyou showed many Wicked Crispy/Jeff Victor's blog's artworks showing his "The Evolution of ..."

FreddieW(ong) made/created an one minute and 55 seconds YouTube video showing Legend of Zelda's (r/w)ude Link being a pot smasher.

This ReverendFun comic strip shows what happen one puts very bright Christmas lights on a house.

Movie-List and Apple have the full and teaser trailers for Man of Steel (aka Superman) movie trailers. They look decent so far, especially with today's better trailer release.

VideoSift shares an one minute and 44 seconds YouTube video showing "The Most Perfectly Timed Photo(graph)s of 2012". Bigger non-video images can be found