Did you watch The Wedding? Well, DID YOU? I caught about five minutes of it after church, and it was the part where the actual wedding was already over. Oh well. You can catch up here.
(In related news, I wish I could unreservedly recommend this truly hilarious commentary on Lifetime's William & Kate movie, but I can't. Maybe you should read it anyway, though. Just know that it has a couple of irreverent moments.)
Ten unforgettable web memes. It's crazy how quickly these things became normal. I mean, who hasn't heard Chuck Norris facts?
Here's a lovely interview with one Ginny Weasley. I know she has a real name, but pretty much half of her life has been spent as Ginny Weasley, ok? Also, behold the HP7.2 trailer. Squee.
This post highlighting a few misfires in Procter & Gamble's woman-centered advertising made me laugh. Yeah, I totally hand-feed Jeremy his dinner every evening.
If you feel like looking at a whole bunch of photos featuring street food from around the world, well, by all means.
Chernobyl happened 25 years ago. These pictures tell so much of the story without saying a word.
Read this post on the new-ish Modern Mormon Men blog and laugh, as I did.
(In related news, I wish I could unreservedly recommend this truly hilarious commentary on Lifetime's William & Kate movie, but I can't. Maybe you should read it anyway, though. Just know that it has a couple of irreverent moments.)
Ten unforgettable web memes. It's crazy how quickly these things became normal. I mean, who hasn't heard Chuck Norris facts?
Here's a lovely interview with one Ginny Weasley. I know she has a real name, but pretty much half of her life has been spent as Ginny Weasley, ok? Also, behold the HP7.2 trailer. Squee.
This post highlighting a few misfires in Procter & Gamble's woman-centered advertising made me laugh. Yeah, I totally hand-feed Jeremy his dinner every evening.
If you feel like looking at a whole bunch of photos featuring street food from around the world, well, by all means.
Chernobyl happened 25 years ago. These pictures tell so much of the story without saying a word.
Read this post on the new-ish Modern Mormon Men blog and laugh, as I did.