These Dogs Are Having A Fancier Wedding Than You

When Chelsea and Hudson first touched noses, the two dogs knew it was love at first sniff.
Or at least their owners did.
But sometimes just knowing is not enough. Sometimes, you gotta let the whole wide world in on the romance with a full-blown celebration and a wedding video to boot.

"...I mentioned (over wine) how funny it'd be if Hudson and [Chelsea] got married," one of the dogs' owners told Brooklyn-based wedding photographer Danni Rivera. "Like, really married. With flowers and an invitation and a ceremony and guests. The whole shebang."
And the whole shebang they did have. So be warned: the video above might make you mad that a couple of dogs had a nicer wedding than you did.
There were invitations, centerpieces, an aisle lined with flowers, amazing table settings with centerpieces and a gorgeous wedding cake.

Try not to be envious. Just try.

And, of course, there were lots of balloons for the guests to party with.

If you are in the midst of planning your own wedding, take cues from these guys, because they did it right.

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Marijuana-Infused Vinaigrette Will Make Your Salad Super Chill

If you're searching for a way to mellow out your salad, consider dressing it with a marijuana-infused white wine vinaigrette.

Mesmerizing
This Marijuana Mixed Greens Salad recipe, produced by The Savory, incorporates both white wine vinegar soaked with marijuana and crumbled, ground pot for texture and taste (the latter won't get you high). If the dressing intrigues you, know that patience is required: According to the chef, it's best to let the mixture set for two weeks.
With or without weed, the dish sounds pretty fresh and tasty: The salad is a mix of fennel, radicchio, carrots and bell peppers. And, in keeping with the theme, it's all topped with some crunchy hemp seeds. If you're still paying attention, watch the video below to see how it's made.
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Group Of 'Where's Waldo?' Characters Spotted Immediately Amid Train Station Brawl

The iconic book series "Where's Waldo?" portrays Waldo as a character with a knack for blending in with the crowd.
It's a skill Waldo's real-life counterparts apparently have yet to learn, as a bachelor party dressed in the character's signature red and white stripes found itself captured on video amid a train-station brawl in Manchester, England. The fight erupted after the characters exchanged choice words with another group of revelers, who were returning from watching a Manchester United soccer game from earlier in the day, reports The Mirror.
While the fight occurred in March 2013, the paper adds, footage of the bizarre fracas didn't appear online until Saturday, following the men's trial in Manchester Crown Court.
In the absurd video, which lasts a little over a minute, one of the Manchester fans appears to start the argument, leaning over the divider between two moving walkways and pushing a Waldo, who responds with his own retaliatory shove. From there, the argument grows more heated, with a second Manchester fan smashing his crutch over the head of a second Waldo, leading to an all-out brawl. Police rush into the scene shortly thereafter.
According to the Manchester Evening News, only one of the Waldo impersonators, Stephen Hargreaves, was found guilty, while all four members of the opposite group, John Eyre, Jack Eyre, Rhys Eyre and Ross Hunter, were charged for their roles in the incident.
As far as sullying childhood heroes goes, this isn't the first event of its kind. At least it wasn't another Santa street fight:

WATCH the "Where's Waldo?" brawl above.

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America's Weirdest Yard Sale Is In This Beautiful, Defunct Church (PHOTOS)

CANADENSIS, Pa. -- A man in the backwoods of Pennsylvania has turned the House of God into the House of Pogs.
There's plenty of mystery surrounding the defunct Our Lady of Fatima Roman Catholic church. Its front lawn boasts a gigantic, 24-hour-a-day yard sale. There hasn't been a church service there since it closed down about six years ago, but its doors are always open -- and they're overflowing with VHS tapes, children's toys and old fishing wire.
If you didn't know that everything inside the church was for sale, you might think it was a squatter's den. Crusty plastic goggles hang off of a church pew, an empty bottle of Polish vodka rolls around the confession booth, and the stacks of encyclopedias give off a musky smell.
But a lot of the time, there's nobody around to sell you anything. HuffPost Weird News reporters failed several times Saturday trying to make contact with anyone on the property. A "donation" box sat on the front steps of the church, and passersby decided that throwing a few bucks in the box for an old plush toy or baseball glove was fair, given that no employees were available.
Later in the day, a woman who lived on the property and declined to give her name said the church-cum-yard sale has a more unsettling past than its adorable -- if not dilapidated -- facade lets on. She said her husband's original plan was to sell junk and help the homeless with the profit. But he later broke ties with a Brooklyn-based homeless program. Now it's just a church filled with weird, worn miscellany that she's not fond of.
"My husband has a lot of exotic ideas," she told HuffPost Weird News. "We used to go to church here."
Still, the property is an awesome display of beautiful architecture, stained glass, boats, ATVs, kitchen equipment and even a limousine -- complete with a mini bar. Inside, a piano sits on the pulpit alongside televisions and a giant sign that reads, "GOD IS LOVE."
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Victoria Wild Spends $50,000 To Become Real-life Sex Doll

Being a model wasn't enough for Victoria Wild. She wanted to be a real-life sex doll.
To that end, Wild, 30, has spent the last five years getting surgical enhancements on her lips, hips and all points in between to make herself into a Barbie doll with huge bazooms.
It's a dream she had since she was growing up in a small village in Latvia.

"I had a very normal childhood, living in a small village in the countryside. I was very slim and blonde and people would call me Barbie. But I hated my small A cup boobs. I didn't like myself or the way I looked. I had an inferiority complex," she said, according to the Daily Mail. "I didn't know about plastic surgery at that age but I would always dream about resembling a sexy bimbo doll with huge breasts and insanely big lips.
"I loved the way dolls looked and how sexy they were. They are so bright and bold. It was this fantasy in my head," she said.
Fantasy started becoming reality when she was 25 and met her boyfriend, an Italian businessman named Simon.
He encouraged her dream of becoming a real-life sex doll and helped her fund $50,000 worth of cosmetic surgery.
With his help, along with money Wild earned modeling, she's been able to afford permanent lip implants, botox, buttock implants, a nose job and three rounds of breast surgery to increase her bust size to a ginormous 32G.
Wild, who now lives in Cannes, France, is wild about the way she looks and so is her beau.
"Simon loves my sex doll look. I’m a bombshell now. People look at me in the street and men absolutely adore me. Simon’s so proud of the attention I get," she said, according to the Metro. "I get more glamour model work because how I look too. I would love to become famous for being a sex doll."

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Artist Leaves A Giant Flesh Cube Sitting Atop A Swiss Mountain To Protest Luxury

Today in the word of grotesque yet oddly intriguing artworks, we humbly present this giant flesh cube atop a Swiss mountain. The massive hunk of faux organs is the latest artistic creation from Swiss artist Andrea Hasler. Don't you wish more tourist postcards looked like this?

Hasler crafted two site-specific sculptures as part of a six-week artist residency in Verbier at Switzerland's 3-D Foundation. The uncanny cubes comment on the excessive luxury tourism industry that swallows the Swiss mountains up during the winter months.
To depict the sudden change in the population as well as the atmosphere, Hasler plopped two fleshy forms onto the landscape, both wrapped in luxe gold chains. The juxtaposition of sleek gold bling and gloopy pink insides mimics Hasler's masterful meshing of attraction and repulsion. The chained up cubes also recall the emergency aid food pallets dropped in disaster zones, a dark foil to Verbier's elite jet setters.

Although viewers have speculated that materials like chewing gum and meat are responsible for Hasler's nauseatingly realistic sculptural works, it's actually wax that gives them that spine-tinglingly human quality. Somewhere between Madame Tussauds' wax figures and fast food's pink slime, Hasler's chewed-up and spit-out insides are most certainly not for everyone.
But if you get a sick satisfaction from that particular kind of nastiness that keeps your stomach turning and your eyes peeled, Hasler's human geometry will certainly do the trick. The artsy innards will be on view until July 5, 2016 in the Swiss mountains. We sure hope we didn't spoil anyone's plans to visit a Swiss luxury resort in the near future.
Check out our previous coverage of Hasler's gutsy creations here and preview a clip of video installation "Avant/Après" below.

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Jasmine Tridevil Gets Third Boob 'Because I Don't Want To Date Anymore'

Jasmine Tridevil.

A Florida woman spent $20,000 to get a third boob surgically implanted on her chest in a twisted attempt to look less attractive to men.
"I don't want to date anymore," Jasmine Tridevil, 21, said in a recent radio broadcast when asked why she added the extra mammary complete with an artificial nipple and tattoo to resemble an areola.
But she's still proud of the triple nipple.
On her Facebook page, she thanks followers for sharing YouTube videos featuring her swiveling her hips in a tri-cup bikini. She also hired a camera crew to follow her around so she can pitch a reality show to MTV.

She told Real Radio 104.1 that she reached out to more than 50 doctors before one agreed to perform the surgery. The operation involved taking skin tissue from her abdomen, adding a silicon implant and grafting it between her two, natural breasts.

"It was really hard finding someone that would do it too because they’re breaking the code of ethics," she said. "But I got a breast implant and a mini implant to make it look like there’s a nipple poking out."
Tridevil -- a pseudonym -- says her parents aren't fond of the surgery.
Even in carnival sideshows, Tridevil's physique would strike many as out-of-this world.
"You couldn’t have done that in the early 20th century," Marc Hartzman, who literally wrote the book on American Sideshow, told HuffPost Weird News. "That kind of cosmetic surgery wasn’t around. People aren’t born that way, and I haven't even seen any sideshow actors with three breasts that I can recall."
Our own HuffPost UK thinks Tridevil may have taking the idea from Total Recall, a film that made one woman with three breasts famous in 1990. And since Tridevil isn't revealing who her doctor is, the site also casts doubt on the boob's authenticity:

We think you’ll agree [Total Recall's] prosthetics are pretty convincing –- could it be that Tridevil simply followed suit and hasn’t been under the knife after all?

What do you think?

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