Yeah, I think it looks odd, but I heard it was supposed to be the most accurate (although you get some distortion, as with any map, towards the poles). At least the size of Africa is realistic.

Umm what's wrong with the Gall-Peters map?

ME TOO.

Yes, this. And the loan with the highest interest rate. With mine, I was using auto-debit and setting it at an amount higher than the minimum, but the extra originally wasn't going towards the highest interest rate loan - it was being split between all of my loans.

As much as I love both Taran Killam and Sarah Silverman, I just don't find these promos funny.

That's my alma mater :) (NAU, not Stanford!) Served me well enough.

And bacon, don't forget that!

Different strokes I guess, because this is my absolute least favorite on the album. I dunno what it is, it's just...jarring.

Gay men recently re popularized beards. Go to San Francisco or Seattle, every homo has had a beard for years.

Haha! He spells "immediately" wrong somewhere, too.

Interesting, but if he's making a video pointing out things that are wrong, he should probably learn how to pronounce "Lara".

I'm pretty sure they were trying to juxtapose them with the men in the exact same outfits, therefore showing how ridiculous it really does look.

I think you're at least partially right, but what about Santa Fe?

Finally! A post about Wimbledon. Don't worry, it's only been on for a week.

And since Djokovic won on the challenge, technically he had won. He didn't have to play another point after that.

Hopefully you're a doctor or something with high earning power!

Good point, and to add to this: If you have multiple student loans (like most people, because each disbursement is a different loan), and you pay an additional amount on top of your minimum installment, they typically will pro-rate the additional amount across the principal of all loan balances. However, you might not…

Yeah, they seem pretty toxic and whenever I catch a clip of the show, they are SO mean to him. They're completely body-obsessed and see him as having no value now.

I also love how they shame him by concern-trolling him about his health. I mean, let's be real, he's a big boy now but he's not exactly 400 lbs, 'about to…

I agree with you for the most part (love emails at work, not a huge of voicemails in almost any setting but I can see how they are useful in some circumstances), but I really don't see how you think the last part is okay.

You do realize that calling your friend back will eliminate future 11-second voicemails? You sound like the inconsiderate asshole here, sorry. Also, not everyone is constantly aware of your work schedule.