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"There may be weirder apps out there, we just haven't found them.\nIf you're bored with Instagram and tired of Angry Birds, here are a few apps that might leave you freaked out, delighted or both. These apps guarantee to liven up your smartphone \u2014 but don't say we didn't warn you on some of these.\n1. Run Pee\n\nEveryone's had those moments: You're at a movie theater, just in the middle of a major turning point in a film \u2014 and suddenly you're feeling the urgent consequences of downing that gallon of Coke during previews. This app gives advice on when to make a break for the bathroom at the movie theater. For film buffs with small bladders, a smartphone and an aversion to missing crucial plot points, this app may be a godsend. It even gives a plot synopsis of the moments missed.\nRun Pee is free, so there's no harm in trying it out. It's available on iOS, Android and Windows.\n2. IVoodoo\nSome ancient traditions just never die. This one falls on the \"creepy\" side of the spectrum, since it is supposed to help users perform voodoo trickery on their nemeses and rivals. IVoodoo can support five digital dolls at a time, which seems like a rather high amount of people to want to poke with pins \u2014 but the app actually has pins for \"love\" and \"spirituality,\" so not all the digital jabbings have malicious intent. It goes for $3 for iOS at the App Store.\n3. Hello Cow\nHello Cow has a simple, absurd, yet oddly entertaining premise: just a picture of a cow. If you touch her, she goes \"Moo!\" Yes, that's it \u2014 it's almost Zenlike in its simplicity, maybe. The app costs $1, which seems like a rip-off considering it's just a picture of a cow that goes \"Moo!\" when you touch it. But several reviews insist their children are mildly obsessed.\n4. Places I've Pooped\nThis app is gross. From the product description: \"Places I've Pooped is a little gem that helps you track all the places you've pooped in the world. Expand your territory, mark everywhere you've visited \u2014 bombs away!\"\nDo we really have to explain further how this is just gross? At least it's free for iOS.\n5. IHobo\nIHobo is free app that's more morally reprehensible, but the makers insist its for education purposes. The person who downloads it is supposed to care for a digital homeless person for three days. If you neglect them, they die. The problem of homelessness is serious, and pretending to edify people by giving them Tamagatchi versions of the indigent is almost as gross as downloading an app specifically to mark where you've pooped.\nThumbnail image courtesy of Flickr, JelleS"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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