There's not much we can count on in this world. A friend and I were talking the other night (after copious amounts of wine) and she revealed the staggering number of married men that boldly slide into her dms as though they're single and ready to mingle. I revealed how many people had lied to me in the past few years, and the duplicitous nature of some misguided friendships with self-absorbed people. It was not a happy conversation. Despite all these breaches of trust and revealing facts about…

Should she release a hundred tarantulas in her home to get rid of them? Or train them to chirp when someone tells a bad joke? The options are endless!

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Procrastination fuel

The seals aren't even that close to them and she's already said “oh my god” WAY too many times.

Sometimes it feels like everyone is so caught up in productivity and being busy. It's like some sick badge of honor when talking with friends. “Oh my god, I'm so busy right now, when will it stop?” you say to your peers when you're asked about how you're doing. Only it's not just “right now.” After a while, that's always your answer. Busy has become the norm - if you're not stressed or just constantly grinding, sometime feels off. It's not a sustainable way to live. Now, it may not be productiv…

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No-one wants to be the blue

Something's gotta give.

Greetings, gamers . I don't know about you, but Elden Ring has me fighting for my damn life every night after I get off work, and I won't rest until I beat the game so that I can finally start playing the game. Elden Ring's concurrent players peak on Steam hit over 900k in its second week, so I think it's safe to say that FromSoftware's latest hit is the focus of the gaming community at the moment. That's why we've decided to make this week's roundup of the best gaming memes specifically dedica…

Get the elf his ring! But seriously, these gamers are here trying to help Elden Ring players advance.

What was the original meme ? It's a highly debated topic, but many consider Baby Cha-Cha (also known as Dancing Baby and Oogachaca Baby) to be the very first internet meme in existence. The iconic and somewhat disturbing dancing CGI baby was created in 1996 by Kinetix Character Studio. Originally meant to showcase the company's CGI software 3D Studio Max, the dancing baby would frequently pop up on various TV newscasts, and perhaps most famously on Ally McBeal. The dancing baby was parodied and…

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