There may not be anything inherently noble about spending one's spare time scrolling through memes , tweets, and other funny things, but there's also nothing inherently ignoble about the activity. It may seem like a bit of a mindless activity, but it's ultimately harmless. We're willing to bet that a meme hasn't killed anyone, and while they can be a bit addictive, you don't run the risk of overdosing on them. Memes don't make you gain weight or go through withdrawal. With life dealing us so fe…

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"When neighbors start talking, good things happen"

Millennials on TikTok are sharing the most satisfyingly nostalgic phrases we all miss.

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Hello there. We meet again. I'm still recovering from an unusually active (and long) weekend of lazy revelry and nature walks. While I am happy that my thighs ache from exercise, and my skin is reddened from spending an extended time in the sun, I'm also tired as hell. Going back to the grind ain't easy, especially not when your skin is peeling and you're carrying around water weight from eating way too many hot dogs and drinking way too many tequila cocktails. But these are first world problem…

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She just went to toss her trash and heard a “hello?! I'm stuck!" from the chute…

Happy Tuesday to all the Lord of the Rings fans in the house. Hopefully those of you who are stateside and had a long weekend (Memorial Day) of fun. I know I did. Yesterday I got back from a trip north to Vermont, a state that has no shortage of untouched natural beauty. When I'm in the middle of a lush, bird-filled forest or trekking through a seemingly endless field, I can't help but imagine myself in Middle-earth. I may have even pressed my ear to the ground a la Legolas a couple times. Whil…