Why yes I am. Read more
Bwhahaha! This took me a split second to get. Read more
Oh thank goodness I'm not the only one who thought it looked like a dildo for a rather specific audience. Read more
This is a fabulous line, E. Read more
... aaaaaaaaaaaand this explains why we're going to tea this week. ;-D Read more
Thanks! Her expressions are priceless, aren't they? Read more
You can always add white cat ears and go as Purrlock :) Read more
"OK, Moxie. I'll pose, but this is really cutting into my nap time." Read more
I completely agree. Read more
Thanks! It's amazing that she puts up with it. There's more photos from last year here: Read more
Yep, people still say dude in the San Francisco Bay Area. Read more
As a transplant you've started saying hella? I had it shamed out of me in college and I haven't said it since but I know it's still prevalent among younger locals. Have you heard anyone use hecka? Most girls I knew in high school used it instead of hella and it drove me batty. Read more
I never fail to have a Groundhog moment when I come across an article like this. The first thing that pops into my head after I realized I've already read about this same story on io9 before is, "Nice going boys, you're playing yesterday's tape." Then, I realize it's I who is the idiot and that this is merely a…
Twitter. The social media application allows news to travel much faster than through conventional media. There have been so many instances in recent years that I've found out about major events hours before it's reported on breaking news stations. I think I knew about the earthquake in Japan and the coming tsunami…