WebJunk Posts
May 3rd 30 Comments
Your answer was that it was Friday, right? I don't want to take back the horse, so just...You DID say "It's Friday, let's tear this [swear] up! AWWW YEAAAAAAH!" right? Okay. I mean, just agree with… Read Story »
May 2nd 14 Comments
Kelly and I have differing opinions about this video. She thinks that it is wrong to describe a mom as "cute" and that moms should only be treated with the utmost respect. I agree about the respect… Read Story »
May 1st 27 Comments
Matty B is a straight up child, so I am not even going to get into how I feel about his "work" because that is between me and my God, and everyone is allowed to do whatever it takes to find happiness… Read Story »
May 1st 20 Comments
It's hard out here. We have things to do, lives to lead. I read an article one time and I'm not going to look it up right now but you can look it up use BING, but basically it said that when you have… Read Story »
Apr 30th 26 Comments
A few years ago we didn't even know what FAILs were, then we would simply collect the best FAILs of the year, eventually we were able to highlight the best FAILs every month, now we have narrowed it… Read Story »
Apr 30th 7 Comments
This video is very sweet. It will brighten your day and then make you feel awful about how you have never done something like this and possibly never will, unless you have, in which case I guess you… Read Story »
Apr 30th 2 Comments
The food and restaurant news blog Eater launched a YouTube channel today. More like YumTube right LOL right? Read Story »
Apr 30th 23 Comments
This started in earnest yesterday, but in order to promote the Weather Channel's version of Shark Week, appropriately titled Tornado Week, tornadoes being the sharks of the sky, they are running a… Read Story »
Apr 29th 28 Comments
In the future, everyone's major and minor life events will be documented on the Internet. They'll say to their wives, "Oh hey, did I ever show you the time my parents found out I got into college? It… Read Story »
Apr 29th 17 Comments
No matter how hard our mom tries, she cannot cheer us up or get us to play along. And dad is welcome to pretend like he's oblivious to what is really going on and didn't even realize that we weren't… Read Story »
