From Bustle.com:

If you think that Halloween isn't for laughing, and rather only for screaming, then you've got it all wrong. Yes, horror movies and thrillers and suspense are an awesome way to embrace the vibe of the season, and I have scared myself silly and screamed myself hoarse in many a terrifying haunted house in my day. But trust me, you can also get in the spooky spirit by laughing your butt off, too. There really are so many different types of funny Halloween movies. You've got the sweet and kid-friendly, the brutal satire, the campy and outrageous, the subtle and dry, and the flat-out hilarious.

Halloween itself, with all the different types of paranormal creatures and otherworldly adventures, is kind of perfect for comedy. After all, anything can happen during this season. So I have put together a compendium of many of these fantastic, funny (and yes, sometimes a little freaky) Halloween movies for you to watch if you want a break from the nonstop gore of a slasher movie marathon. Instead, consider a marathon of the 17 funniest Halloween movies, listed below.

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From Mashable.com

It's every late night drunken craving you ever wanted wrapped up in one, edible pouch. 

Chocolate. Carbs. And Taco Bell. 

Taco Bell's UK locations (sorry, they haven't yet made their way stateside) currently feature quesadillas made with chocolate chips and Kit Kat bars, reports Brand Eating.

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From Buzzfeed.com

The picture was picked up by Twitter accounts, who helped spread the hysteria.

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From USAToday.com

Fast-food chain Arby’s will begin testing venison sandwiches in select markets by the end of the month, the company announced Tuesday.

Arby's venison sandwich features a thick-cut venison steak and crispy onions with a berry sauce on a toasted roll, according to the company.

The venison sandwich is "100% deer meat,"  with premium cut top and bottom round steaks from the hind quarter of the deer, according to Rob Lynch, Arby’s Brand President & Chief Marketing Officer.

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From Jalopnik.com

Last March Mercedes-Benz announced that they were going to mock up a mid-sized pickup truck with more payload capacity than any American-market equivalent. Now we know what they’ve been hyping: it’s a truck for Mercedes customers, not the other way around.

In a live streamed presentation from Stockholm, Sweden today Mercedes introduced the world to two extreme concept variants of the X-Class; a mid-sized pickup truck that yes, the company really is bringing to market.

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From NYPost.com:

A Hudson Valley woman is finger lickin’ mad at Kentucky Fried Chicken, claiming its understuffed buckets are for the birds.

Anna Wurtzburger, of Hopewell Junction, says she bought a $20 bucket of chicken from KFC over the summer and was disappointed to find it looked much different than what’s in the chain’s ads.

“I came home and said, ‘Where’s the chicken?’ I thought I was going to have a couple of meals,” she told The Post.

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“They say it feeds the whole family … They’re showing a bucket that’s overflowing with chicken,” the 64-year-old widow griped. “You get half a bucket! That’s false advertising, and it doesn’t feed the whole family. They’re small pieces!”

Wurtzburger rang up the fast-food giant’s Georgia headquarters to complain, and was told the chicken was portrayed prominently on the commercial “so that the public could see the chicken.”

“If you want the public to look at your chicken, put it in a dish,” she fumed. “It’s a lot of BS. … I expect to get what you’re telling me.”

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From DailyMail.co.uk
 

A new study suggests that road rage affects women more than men, and that females are far more likely to lose their cool behind the wheel. 

The researchers suggest that women have an instinctive 'early warning system' which dates back to our early female ancestors who had a sense of danger for threats. 

But this finding contradicts previous studies, which shows that men are predominantly affected by road rage. 

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From Uproxx.com

Here’s the deal: There’s no denying that crawling looks easy — and as anyone who’s ever been too drunk to walk can tell you, it can also feel easier than having to lug yourself up and amble — but it’s actually much more involved than you’d think. And there’s a good reason that Chiropractor Justin Klein, who’s trying to turn crawling into a movement, is referring to it as the “new plank.”

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From Mic.com:

The third and final debate to help determine who America elects the president of the United States will be on Wednesday. Fox's Chris Wallace will host the debate at University of Nevada Las Vegas and topics will include debt and entitlements, immigration, economy, the Supreme Court, foreign hot spots and fitness to be President. 

If the first two 90-minute shouting debacles between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump haven't put you off alcohol yet, grab a drink, any drink, and get ready to imbibe in our third presidential debate drinking game.

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From Independent.co.uk:

Almost half of men admit to trimming or shaving their leg hair - an eyebrow raising admission, even for a generation of spornosexual manscapers.  Male hair trimming that rarely concerns body hair south of the border, unless you’re a professional swimmer or cyclist - but these days average Joes everywhere are taking razors to their hairy pins. 

Surveying their Facebook followers, Men’s Health found that while the majority of men are not completely shaving their legs, a surprising 15 per cent are, while a further 33 per cent admitted: “I don’t shave clean, but I do use a trimmer to cut it down”. That’s nearly half of the men polled that are tackling their leg hair in some way or form - but why?

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From Cosmopolitan.com

From DailyMail.co.uk:

How many times a day do YOU shout at your PC? Researchers say the average American suffers 40,000 bouts of 'tech rage' over their lifetime

• Americans will experience 40,800 technology malfunctions in a lifetime
• A new study finds these issues can cause 'tech rage' and 'tech stress'
• Many have reported physical alignments brought on by this stress 
• Experts say working out is the best way to combat the rage and stress

From Huff Post:

Sometimes Halloween brings out the worst in people. Like the people who still insist on wearing blackface and culturally appropriative costumes in 2016. Or the people who thought “Tranny Granny” was a good idea. 

For men, there’s even an entire sub-genre of costume that is just turning yourself into a terrible, disgusting sex joke. (More than they already are, JK! It’s been a long week.)

Below, 20 of the grossest costumes for dudes that just make us want to burn it all down.

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From Independent.co.uk:

Traditional pumpkin lanterns are being ditched by some fashion-conscious trick or treaters - in favour of hollowed-out pineapples.  And the results of their craftwork are lighting up Instagram feeds all over the web, with jaw-dropping creations created from the fruit aisle staple.

The tropical fruit might not be the first thing that comes to mind when contemplating the ceremonious carving of a jack-o-lantern.

From Indy100.com

A survey of 10,000 people showed that more than three-quarters of Britons think they are good in bed.

But leaving aside inflated opinions about one's own sex life - how are people supposed to tell if someone else is a demon in the sack?

From the advice of sexperts and observations from the general public, there are a number of things that stand out:

You are empathetic

Someone who pays attention to someone else's feelings outside the bedroom are likely to do exactly the same inside it.

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From ABCNews.go.com:

As Hurricane Matthew approached Florida’s coast, bringing with it dangerous winds and flooding, one couple in Miami took matters into their own hands when it came to protecting their car: They put it in their living room.

Adriana and her fiancé, Gary, were bracing for the worst on Thursday, as Miami-Dade County canceled school for the rest of the week and officials urged residents to evacuate. Adriana, a 55-year-old widow who lives in a condo in Miami, planned to ride out the storm with Gary, also a widower, and his teenage daughter in his house further south in the city.

But Adriana knew there wouldn’t be room for her Toyota Venza in Gary’s one-car garage that already housed his vehicle. Worried about leaving Adriana’s practically brand new silver sedan outside in the potentially dangerous weather, Gary came up with a rather wild idea.

“He wanted to put my car in a safe place,” said Adriana, who declined to give her last name for privacy reasons.

That safe place was in Gary’s living room.

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From Buzzfeed.com:

This month, kids all over the country started their first year of high school. These kids, the class of 2020, were by and large born in 2002, so it’s safe to assume that their high school experience will be different than yours. Here’s how…

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From TheSun.co.uk:

Woman marries millionaire lottery winner only to find out he is her GRANDAD…but oddball couple vow to make it work

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