Nothing to see here, folks; move along. Just your everyday couple sharing a giant sandwich from different ends on an automatic door. Nothing to see.
Archaeologist William Saturno scrapes ancient debris from a scribe’s painting-filled, roughly 1,200-year-old home in Guatemala. Calculations on the walls refer to dates after December 21, 2012
Lighted by a photographer’s lamps, a painting of the likely scribe glows within the newfound…
25 moms being horribly embarrassing on Facebook.
This Mother’s Day, let your mom know how much you value your relationship with her by unfriending her on Facebook. There’s no better way to say, “Mother, I love you more than the whole world and for that reason I want to know as little about your personal life as possible.” Preserve what you share by making sure you never have to read her perverted, inane status updates, and she never has the opportunity to humiliate you in front of all of your friends at once with a single comment about your potty training. As these 25 moms demonstrate, they don’t need flowers. They need boundaries. Unfriend mom on Facebook immediately.
Via Happy Place
The offending tweet was made by a schoolfriend, not the kid whose account it’s on. (see the next two tweets). But look at the class of Stephen Fry’s answer.
(via Reddit)
A Scottish shutterbug snapped away as a pair of supposedly-tame cheetahs mauled his wife during a birthday visit to a South African game reserve.
Oh, go fuck yourself, Google. This is just as bad as companies forcing me to “like” something on Facebook before I can view whatever it is they want me to “like.”
Just let me thumbs up something, without forcing me to “upgrade” to G+, you dickheads.
The worst part of this? For a producer like me, I’m going to lose a crapton of potential upvotes for Tabletop, because the core of my audience is tech-savvy and may not want to “upgrade” to yet another fucking social network they don’t want or need.
I strongly agree with this. Making it so that only google plus users can decide whether a YouTube video is worth watching benefits no one except for Google Plus: It is bad for viewers, bad for video creators, and bad for YouTube’s ability to curate and tailor videos to potential viewers.
