Hope she's got dental insurance.

It's official: February is the worst month.

Fast food woes

Instant Karma

In possibly the most NYC moment of all time, an argument between two men on a subway platform turned violent as seen in a viral video shared by The Daily Show host Trevor Noah. Things quickly escalate and one of the men jabs and misses, hurling himself onto the subway track instead. The other man rushes over and pulls his contender up from the track to safety. The video ends with the two men appearing to reconcile whatever differences pushed them to violence. We love to see a happy ending.

An adorable nightmare

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The annual community choice poll to select the “Top 10 Memes of 2021” has come to an end, so no matter if you’re still trying to process 2020, 2021, or even 2022, the internet has once again managed to spawn a slew of new meme formats this year to pass the time. So without rambling further, we present the “Top 10 Memes of 2021,” as chosen by you.

It should come as no surprise that Peter McIndoe, founder of the ‘Birds Aren’t Real' movement has a sense of humor. The “movement,” which started in 2017 as a sort of meme page joke, has exploded in recent years,. The 23 year old's kooky parody initiative has attracted the attention of many media outlets - even the New York Times. McIndoe's most recent media appearance, however, was a little less serious than the detailed and complimentary feature in the times. While talking to WGN Morning News…

The only driver that accepts tips intravenously.

This week the gang has on Brian Murphy from Not Another DnD Podcast to talk about the utter mundaneness of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.

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‘Tis the season! For you to hear the entire Santa Clause movie timeline explained in one convenient location by Jordan Breeding while he’s stuck in an extremely inconvenient battle for Santa's power. And yes, we mean the entire Santa Clause movie timeline: Every movie from The Santa Clause to The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause. Hopefully they don't make a Santa Clause 4.

Let's be real: If tax prep sites were honest about why taxes suck so much, we'd probably burn the whole thing down. Instead, we're stuck with incessant advertising about how stupid we are and how easy they can make it for us. But…is that actually true? Our friends at Cracked have the answer.

Poetic cinema