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You don't have to be a gamer to know that there are few more openly toxic people than a cocky preteen boy with an Xbox . It's common knowledge that slurs and abuse are the primary language in your average round of multiplayer Call Of Duty, and the youngest, most impressionable players can be the ones most susceptible to this. However, one viral video has proved that perhaps the times are finally changing. When @buumblebeeduo__ , who is a lesbian, overheard her little brother arguing with his ga…

Everybody needs a little pick-me-up from time to time.

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It's challenging enough to get the average adult to pay attention, but babies? Impossible. Everyone knows that babies do as they please and you can't reason with them. But two brilliant parents found a baby hack that deserves appreciation. @dna_williams Reply to @joycesaurous well thank you! ♬ original sound - DeAnn_N_Alyssa As one Twitter user aptly put it, 'babies do not like minding their business. Gotta use that against them.' I don't even know if I want kids yet, but when I saw @DeAnn_N_Al…

Happiness isn't something that just drops into your lap one day like winning the lottery. Joy doesn't simply arrive after some sort of spontaneous spiritual awakening. Quality of life is largely dependent on the conditions of one's environment, and although many of the things that affect those conditions are out of our control, some of them are. And as mundane as it sounds, sometimes it's the little changes that improve quality of life in ways we wouldn't expect. Like getting a trolly for carryi

If you've been on the internet for even a few minutes this week, you've probably seen the heartfelt viral video message that former Blue's Clues host Steve gave to all his grown-up fans. While the initial reaction was full of sentimentality and sincere emotion, it didn't take long for the internet to do its thing and meme the hell out of various stills from the video. As one of our followers pointed out in the comment section of our last post covering Steve's message, there's even a new Facebook

As digital natives, it’s easy to fall into the habit of complaining about the internet. It often feels like it sucks up a lot of our time for no good reason, and there are plenty of valid criticisms to be made about misinformation, abuse and screen addiction. However, when thinking about our own online experiences we can lose sight of those that differ. For the many in older generations who are unfamiliar with the internet, its benefits can be far more appreciated — and it isn’t limited to the …

Remember in 2002 when Steve from Blue's Clues suddenly left the show to 'go to college' and had his brother Joe take over for him? Some of us had moved onto more mature television by then, like SpongeBob Squarepants , but the younger millennials likely remember the heartache they felt as Steve walked out that door and never came back. Well, after 25 years of Blue's Clues , Steve has returned with a wholesome message for all the grown-up Blue fans out there, and yes, we're crying. So about that …

Sure, the world is full of pain and misery, and it can seem especially hopeless when your frame of reference is limited to whatever depressing crap the media is churning out on a daily basis. It may be hard to believe, but humans ain't all that bad. Good people do good things all the time, it's just that only a tiny fraction of heartwarming animal rescues and moments of human compassion are caught on camera and shared to r/HumansBeingBros . That said, we've collected a bunch of wholesome stuff …

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What with the world apparently doing its best to catch on fire , it’s easy to feel down again now and then. Life is full of difficulties and frustrations, and it often seems like the internet only wants to reflect the worst of that. We have more than our fair share of memes out there that are mean, depressing, or simply focus on all the gloomier aspects of being alive and it’s understandable if you let that get to you. On the other hand, things don’t need to be this way all the time; sometimes,…

If Father’s Day card designs are anything to go by, many men of a certain age enjoy the simple things in life. Sports, beer and fart jokes probably take the top spot, but a solid runner up has to be power tools. There are few more intimate relationships than a dad and the immaculately equipped toolbox in the garage that he never touches, apart from when another man’s tools are involved. This essential truth has been elegantly proved by @ellieq , when she came across some repairmen replacing a p…