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Just last month we posted an article which basically compiled most of the fatalities that gamers can expect from Mortal Kombat X. Given the improved graphics and the creative nature of the folks at NetherRealms, safe to say that these fatalities were particularly gruesome, making us cringe more than once during the video.

Now the folks at over at The Fine Bros. recently decided to see how the older generation would react to these fatalities. Given that for the most part, they did not have video games back in their day let alone any as violent as the Mortal Kombat franchise, so safe to say that this was something they might not have expected.

Most of them found it rather disgusting and expressed genuine disgust at the fatalities, but at the same time their reactions were still pretty funny. Some of them laughed but even those who did admitted that it was a little disturbing. One of them even felt that such graphic violence should be made illegal.

In fact Mortal Kombat’s gruesome fatalities over the years has proven to be rather controversial, but as the folks at NetherRealm recently said, there is actually a line that they would not cross. Exactly where that line is drawn is anyone’s guess based on what we’ve seen so far. In any case if you have a few minutes to spare, do check it out their reactions in the video above.

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Yesterday we reported that HTC had teased an upcoming collaboration with British model Jourdan Dunn. It was expected that they would be working together to create a limited edition HTC One M9 handset although at that time, we were wondering what it might look like. For collectors out there, turns out this collaboration is part of HTC’s INK campaign.

Basically this will see HTC collaborate with more celebrities besides Jourdan Dunn and work towards creating limited edition devices featuring artwork inspired by tattoos, or otherwise known as ink. The first design is the one that you can see in the image above which was created with tattoo artist Cally Jo Pothecary, who has tattooed celebrities such as Rihanna.

According to the description of the design chosen by Dunn, “As she takes on more creative projects that express her individual style and personality, the hand and eye symbolise the need for protection and strength, combined with positive energy. The natural leaf-elements and patterns around the outside of each visual reflect her creative growth, whilst the sun and moon together indicate balance and harmony in her character.”

The release date and exactly how many models will be made remains unknown at this point in time, but we’ll be keeping an eye out for additional details and designs in the future. In the meantime any tattoo fans out there excited by this collaboration?

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That’s one way to get a parking spot in Washington, D.C. For $900,000, you can get a brick garage — with no address — in our nation’s capital.

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Cinco de Mayo, eat your heart out.

Call up your favorite peeps, throw some colorful linens on the table and get cooking.

Fish Taco Salad
Now this is a salad to get excited about. Get the recipe.

Roasted Poblano and Pecan Guacamole
This recipe gets its smoky flavor from cumin and poblano peppers. But our favorite part might be the toasted pecans, which add just the right amount of crunch. Get the recipe.

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Tater Tot Nachos
For a seriously fun twist on a favorite, swap tortilla chips for tots. Get the recipe.

Red Chile Short Rib Tacos
This recipe will set the mood for Cinco De Mayo by filling your kitchen with the most delicious smells. Get the recipe.

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Classic Margaritas
Guaranteed to get the party started. Get the recipe.

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Loaded Chicken Tortilla Soup
Spice things up with this warm, jalapeño-infused side dish. Get the recipe.

Chicken Tostadas
Top with a spicy salsa cruda. Get the recipe.

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Homemade Mango Salsa
Skip the jarred salsa and roast your own tangy version to serve alongside corn chips. Get the recipe.

Chicken, Chili, and Cheese Quesadillas
Can’t decide between chick, chili or cheese quesadillas? Why not have all three in one? Get the recipe.

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Chicken Tacos with Spill-Proof Shells
There is a way to make sure all that glorious filling doesn’t fall right out. Get the recipe.

Paloma Cocktails
Offer your guests this fresh, citrusy sister to the margarita upon their arrival. Get the recipe.

Mexican Crullers (Churros)
Make a double batch. These will go fast. Get the recipe.

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Mini Chicken Burritos
The most adorable passed appetizers of all time. Get the recipe.

Tacos Carne Asada
You can never have enough tacos a mexican fiesta. Get the recipe.

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Green Chicken Enchiladas
Smother chicken enchiladas in cheese and salsa verde for a delicious taco alternative. Get the recipe.

Chicken Mole
Chicken and chocolate? Oh yes. Get the recipe.

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Hibiscus Punch
For post-dinner cocktails, allow us to recommend this festive, tequila-based party punch. Get the recipe.

Yellow Rice
Add some color to your spread. Get the recipe.

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Sopaipillas With Chocolate Sauce
Drizzle generously with chocolate sauce. Get the recipe.

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Mexican Lasagna
A spicy take on a comforting classic. Get the recipe.

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Rice Fritters With Sesame Caramel
You’re going to want to save room for this one. Get the recipe.

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Rice and Beans
Big flavor with minimal effort. Get the recipe.

Pico de Gallo
Dice the jalapenos very finely; you want a hint of heat and jalapeno flavor, but you don’t want to cause any fires. Get the recipe.

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Baja Style Fish Tacos
Top each with cream, shredded cabbage, tomatillo salsa and pickled jalapenos, if desired. Get the recipe.

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Chiles Rellenos
Can you handle the heat? Get the recipe.

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Chilaquiles
Use your leftover tortilla chips to make a super-easy Mexican-style breakfast. (You’re welcome). Get the recipe.

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It’s entirely possible that Kristen Wiig doesn’t know a thing about “Game of Thrones,” but that didn’t stop her from appearing as Daenerys Targaryen on Wednesday’s “Tonight Show.”

In full costume and with a tiny dragon named Carl on her shoulder, Wiig answered questions about her life as the Mother of Dragons for host Jimmy Fallon as they both giggled their way through the interview.

She told Fallon that her real name is Karen and that she lives in a dome in a forest on a mountain.

The “Khaleesi” gave him the scoop on her favorite food and hobbies, and let it slip that she’s a big fan of Kristen Wiig — saying that her film that opens Friday, “Welcome of Me,” sounds like it has “a great premise.”

Wiig has a habit of appearing on Fallon as seemingly random people who are definitely not Kristen Wiig. Last year, she masqueraded as Harry Styles of One Direction on “Tonight Show.” And in 2013, she appeared as Michael Jordan when Fallon was host of “Late Night.”

In each case, he got her to sing an improvised song… and he did so again on Wednesday night.

Check it out in the clip above.

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