So I decided I’d try an e-cigarette. The hope being: this might not give me cancer. And I won’t need to make a throne out of the skulls of my enemies, as I would if I gave up nicotine entirely.
Yes, I am aware how douche-y it looks. The end glows blue. But it might not be killing me. That’s a start, right?
I was just talking last night about how amazing ignorant I am about pregnancy, and how any time a woman more than six months pregnant sneezes, I’m ready to dive under her to catch the baby.
How to get hidden in my Facebook feed.
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Why, of course it’s appropriate to tell everyone you’ve ever met about the status of your vagina cervix.
How to make your cat look like a shark
I want this. My co-workers (and my long-suffering wife), would have to deal with either me humming the theme from Jaws or knock on doors like the Landshark from SNL.
From Gruber: “I have no easy answer, but I will point out that there’s no inherent reason why ads have to be something people are tempted to block. It’s not enough to ask readers not to block ads — you’ve got to work hard at providing ads that readers actually enjoy, or at least aren’t tempted to block.”
If publishers realized that and stopped the “Punch the Monkey/Bin Laden/political figure” then maybe they’d see revenue go up.
![8-Bit NYC Map Turns New York Into Hyrule [Maps]
Oh, great, now I’ll have the Zelda song stuck in my head all day.](http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kz0tnaJO7n1qzookao1_400.jpg)
8-Bit NYC Map Turns New York Into Hyrule [Maps]
Oh, great, now I’ll have the Zelda song stuck in my head all day.
Crash Davis. Just because I hate how the rest of the great lines in that movie always take a back seat to that stupid speech. (via weselec)
Agreed. Of course, I’m also a big fan of “Strikeouts are boring. What’s more, they’re fascist.”
The Panic Status Board - one of the things I’ve been working on lately. Read Cabel’s writeup!
This is fantastic. I see things like this and realize how much I want to be able to do them.
(via yodelmachine)
I spend at least half my Internet time thinking exactly this. And much of my work time, too, come to think of it.
Twitter arguments have more in common with elementary-school ones than most people would care to admit.
Also, TOTALLY my fault for responding to the guy.
