Memes
Memes are basically just hilarious inside-jokes on the internet that are the only source of joy for some people. Without memes, they're lost. So don't be like them, and make sure you always have memes at the ready.
Wow, that went dark fast. Also worth checking out the Funny Memes Tag or the often updated listicle of the funnest funny memes -based on advanced internets.
There are few things in this world that I appreciate more than walking around in nature. Perhaps this has to do with being a city slicker. Walking around my neighborhood at home I can see rats, big ass palmetto bugs, squirrels and the occasional backyard raccoon or possum . And while I cannot denigrate those creatures (except for the big roaches), these sorts of critter sightings leave something to be desired. Walking around my parents new home in Vermont, however, is a different story. Their l…
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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…
Every culture has it's own “thing” where food is concerned. Just as food varies from region to region, so does the etiquette surrounding both eating grub and serving it to guests. For example, in China it's considered rude to finish all of your food because it implies that the host didn't serve you enough. In Japan, the slurping our elders chided us for is perfectly normal, and even encouraged - the noisy practice actually helps to cool down hot noodle soups. Guest-related etiquette is a little…
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Sometimes parents can't even try to be subtle
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Morbheads rule
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Finally, after waiting nearly three years, fans of Stranger Things can enjoy a new season of the spooky and supernatural period piece from Netflix. Across Twitter and Reddit, fans are gleefully diving into the episodes, sharing their excitement with one another. As is always the case when a new season drops, spoilers abound. It's getting increasingly difficult to avoid them whether you're extremely online or just log into Twitter when you're taking a crap. Fortunately for you, this serving of m…
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