I’m continuously surprised by the celebs that get caught up in Scientology. I hope they both manage to come to their senses and escape before that baby gets indoctrinated by that crazy cult.
I’m continuously surprised by the celebs that get caught up in Scientology. I hope they both manage to come to their senses and escape before that baby gets indoctrinated by that crazy cult.
The pretentiousness in this ad made my eyes water.
I think this was probably done by a jerk customer who saw an opportunity. That it was a super immature employee. Either way some other employee should have seen this and taken it down immediately. It’s ridiculous that a picture of it got put up on twitter before anyone noticed.
OH! I had seen commercials for the Van Der Beek show and honestly thought it was a riff on subpar musicians being big because of good branding and not because of any real talent. I had no idea Diplo was a real person and an actual musician. Color me thoroughly surprised!
The blond guy is clearly the Crimson Chin from The Fairly Odd Parents and no one can convince me otherwise.
I believe it.
Does that first pic look like an old man’s head stuck on like a 12 year old’s body to anyone else? No? Just me? Ok.
“I get up every morning and I make a fire. When I go to bed, I make a fire, just because—it makes me feel life. I just feel life in this house.”
I mean, yeah, that’s super unprofessional of the gym to not call an ambulance, but, silver lining, at least she didn’t have to pay hundreds of dollars to be taken to the hospital. Just saying. The rest of this story is fucking awful though.
What do you mean this is an unprecedented mistake? This almost exact situation happened over 50 years ago. In 1964, Sammy Davis Jr. was given the wrong envelope and even read the wrong winner outloud. The only difference is that everyone realized the mistake right away and the wrong winner never went up on stage.…
Hmm, my brother and I were super into video games so there’s a lot of games that I feel defined our childhood. There are four games that really stick out in my mind, though. Crash Bandicoot, Brute Force, TimeSplitters, and Halo. Crash was a game my whole family was really into, even my mom who was never really into…
I just got this album not too long ago and I fell in love with it almost immediately. Fond Farewell is probably my favorite song off the album. That or Between the Bars. Or Ballad of Big Nothing. Alright, to be honest they’re all my favorite.
I’m now seriously considering buying a PS4 and Uncharted 4 just so I can play some Crash Bandicoot.
I’m not usually a big fan of the grass starters, but I have to admit that I really like Rowlet.
Ah this brings back so many good memories! The first two Crash Bandicoot games were my jam! I especially remember the second game, Cortex Strikes Back. My brother and I would play Crash together all the time. Every couple levels we would switch out who actually got the controller. We played so often, we could’ve beat…
I read all of the article before watching the video and I was rolling my eyes the entire time thinking that there is no way anyone could ever consider birth promposals anything other than idiotic. After watching that video though, I am more than happy to admit that I was wrong. That was oddly cute and fun.
I have about a dozen holographic pokemon cards, but the only one I vividly remember finding was my Charizard. A neighbor, Mr. G, just down the road from us ran a card shop out of his garage and my brother and I spent an absurd amount of money buying pokemon, hockey, and baseball cards from him. It was just a random…
I have no recollection of getting any form of “the talk” from my parents, which now that I’m older, I find a bit odd. My parents have always been open and frank about having serious conversations (my mom fully explained what a period was and how pads and tampons worked and proper hygiene) so I find it a bit weird that…
Ok so Yoko Ono and Mia Farrow aren’t allowed to tweet anything anymore
Harrison Ford is my ideal man.