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Teens are trying to summon demons using pencils and a hashtag Teens have started a challenge to summon a demon because they don't know what consequences are. Lake Travis, Austin's main reservoir, rises astonishing 22 feet in 1 week Lake Travis, the city of Austin's main reservoir, has risen an astonishing 22 feet in just the past few days, due to flooding rains. Johnny Depp could face 10 years behind bars for bringing dogs into Australia Government officials confirmed that Johnny Depp could face ten years in prison for illegally bringing his Yorkshire terriers into Australia. Make your Lego bricks gummy and never step on a plastic corner again Squishable and stackable, what else could you want? A robotic butt exists, and his name is Patrick A robotic butt named Patrick is helping med students make proctology exams a little less mortifying. Wind and solar-powered Ecocapsule is your off-grid home of the future The Ecocapsule is designed to offer the "convenience of household facilities in off-grid conditions," according to the company. 'Comedians in Cars' trailer teases tons of new faces, and a fully bearded Colbert If this new "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" trailer is any indication, Season 6 is going to be especially timely -- and relevant to its late-night slot. Masturbation could make men's hands pregnant in the afterlife, one guy says Mücahid Cihad Han, an Islamic preacher, made the claim when a caller confessed that he masturbated as a married man, and during a holy pilgrimage. Genderless underwear company uses breast cancer survivors as models Genderless underwear company, Play Out, recently featured breast cancer survivors as models in a photo series in order to raise awareness. Periscope finally arrives on Android, 2 months after iOS launch The Android version arrives exactly 2 months after the iOS version launched and brings with it one small, new feature. How to relocate giant Ancient Egyptian temples Using handsaws and bulldozers to break down and move Egyptian artifacts. Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a Delaware Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064