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87-Year-Old Grandma Makes Masterpieces In Microsoft Paint 

For people who grew up with desktop PCs, MS Paint evokes fond memories. The graphics program has been a Windows mainstay since the very first version of Windows all the way back in 1985, and it’s been responsible for millions of hours wasted by bored elementary school students. But people’s fondness probably comes more from nostalgia...

You Can Now Turn Your Pets Into Samurai

We live in a Golden Age of Useless Pet Products. Never before has it been so easy to blow hefty sums of money on unnecessary animal knick-knacks. And the latest completely functionless, completely awesome your pet needs is a suit of samurai armor from Samurai Age. The company is based in Fukuoka, Japan, and they’ll transform your furry...

20 Stupid but Practical Reuses of Everyday Objects

Let’s all tip our hats to the 20 people responsible for these 20 silly, yet ingenious, “inventions.” Hey, if it works, we can’t make fun of it that much, right? 1. Photo Credit: AcidCow 2. Photo Credit: AcidCow 3. Photo Credit: AcidCow 4. Photo Credit: AcidCow 5. Photo Credit: AcidCow 6. Photo Credit: AcidCow 7. Photo...

15 Struggles That College Students Will Understand

College is an amazing time in a person’s life, but it’s not without challenges…and most of those revolve around being broke as a joke. Like these 15 people. 1. Photo Credit: dumpaday 2. Photo Credit: dumpaday 3. Photo Credit: dumpaday 4. Photo Credit: dumpaday 5. Photo Credit: dumpaday 6. Photo Credit: dumpaday 7. Photo Credit:...

15 People Who Are So Lazy They Might As Well Throw in the Towel

I love taking it easy as much as the next guy or gal, but man…these people are in another universe as far as the laziness game is concerned. What do you think? Are these people smart…or kind of pathetic? 1. Photo Credit: ebaumsworld 2. Photo Credit: ebaumsworld 3. Photo Credit: ebaumsworld 4. Photo Credit: ebaumsworld 5. Photo Credit:...

Twitter’s Strangest Account Is Run By The US Government

The government gets a lot of flack these days, so it’s always nice to highlight a federal employee who’s doing great things for a change. And today, that person is Joseph Galbo, the social media specialist who runs the Twitter account for the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The commission’s purpose is “protecting...

Creep Out Your Neighborhood With Baby Doll Head Planters

Baby dolls are already one of the most objectively creepy things on Earth–just ask anyone who’s spent a night in Aunt Jessica’s guest bedroom, surrounded by her army of dead-eyed, lacy minions. But leave it to the internet to come up with a way to make dolls even creepier: by turning doll’s heads into planters. Now, to be...

19 Pieces of Advice That Were Never Forgotten

Every once in a while, you hear some advice that just sticks. It may not have been intended as some great piece of life-altering wisdom, but you somehow just never forget it. These AskReddit users share moments from their past that have stayed with them. Photo Credit: Future CEOs 1. Letting Go “‘Sometimes you just have to let a ship...

‘The Office” Releases Murder Mockumentary About The Scranton Strangler

Part of the fun of being a TV fan is coming up with fan theories–an explanation that solves a show’s big mystery, often using the show’s little details that most of us ignore. These fan theories abound on sites like Reddit and Twitter, and oftentimes the show’s creators will see theories about their very own work. Sometimes...

Woman Writes Novel At A Tire Shop, And Now They’re Best Friends

Anyone who’s undertaken a creative project know that inspiration can come from the strangest sources. Maybe you paint your best paintings best at 5 a.m., or maybe you play your best Schubert while wearing green socks. And for one author, the muse visits most often in the waiting room of her local tire shop. Amy Daws is an Amazon Top 100...

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