Tbh, there’s something really gross about Miranda July.

We feel like art is an act of generosity. The art we make for the public is for that expressed purpose. And now we’re in an awkward situation where the art that we made for us and us alone is being viewed by anyone who has the inclination to hit play — a true and humiliating blurring of the public and private.

welcome to Comcast national park

Take some from the trillions wasted on war.

Wouldn’t it be nice if tax breaks went to companies that donated money to causes like this rather than threatening to up and leave in favor of cheap labor? Oh how I wish money didn’t run the world...

God bless you for these, Bobby. You’re a true patriot.

All these images are supposed to be funny but just made me really sad.

All Geysers should be sponsored by KY Jelly and Durex. Just saying...

My mom raised my high school aged sister and preschool/elementary aged me on around 20k a year by herself, and never openly complained once. She lost her house (after the divorce), and still somehow hid the fact that we were poor from us. She had no time for bullshit, and was a firece mama bear (still is). I will…

I appreciated this when I saw it shared this weekend. Single working mom of 3 - my husband died 3 years ago so there’s no dad to take the kids on weekends or to pick up the slack. It’s incredibly hard and sometimes I just am desperate for someone - anyone - to actually understand. There’s no fix or real help that…

This clip of Donald Trump reminds me a lot of my dad after a 1/2 liter of vodka, but we know enough not to let him out of the house.

Maybe she's saving the really good ones for the general? That is when we are really going to need a laugh because it is going to be incredibly depressing to see half of the country rally behind this kumquat.

Given the police’s track record with mentally unstable individuals he really made the right choice.

Well someone had a busy day.

I have no idea who thought this was a good thing to show children.

Oh god no. That thing was scrubbed out of my memory. Now here it is.

Ooh, that’s not good. The only reason my wife puts up with my bullshit is because I say “C’mon, if Sharon can put up with Ozzy, surely you can put up with me?”

My parents divorced after 39 years. Even later in life, you’re allowed to want to be happy. And if your relationship isn’t accomplishing that—and, in the case of these later divorces, likely hasn’t been for a long time—standing up and saying so is actually incredibly brave. It’s not easy to walk away from something…

I know this is a way more serious response than is probably appropriate, but I have strong feels about this. The point is that it is NEVER too late to seek happiness in your life, that you should never hesitate to leave a relationship that isn’t working for you.

My parents split up after 35 years together, probably 30…

I guess if I’d been married for 40 years but miserable for the more recent years, maybe I'd be thinking that I don't want to continue the misery for the final years of my life? If you are in a good marriage, you are giving up a partner and friend for your remaining years. But if things aren't good, I don't know that…