Top 10 Questions Millennials Ask the Internet
- What is a meme?
One scumbag, one potato jesus, one girl obsessed with Goosebumps, a few dozen ashamed dogs and 400 million cats.- How do I use Pinterest?
Step one: Manage your expectations.- How to boil an egg?
Cover eggs with water, set on hot stove, turn off when boiling, let sit for 10 minutes, drain and cool, spend the next 45 minutes trying to peel the shells off.- What is hummus?
An emulsified mixture of vegetables and stuff that makes your breath smell real bad.- What is twerking?
This. This is twerking:- What is 401k?
Hint: It’s not short for $401,000. It’s short for “start saving money unless you want to retire at 95.”- What is The Great Gatsby about?
Apparently you spent sophomore year watching Ally McBeal reruns. You want the Cliffs Notes?
Booze, money, flappers, crime, deception.- What is a hashtag?
Just put a “#” in front of every word you type … like everyone else on the Internet.- What is a narcissist?
Let me guess: Someone called you one, but you didn’t know what it meant, so you had to search for the actual meaning of the word. Not so vain, self-centered, smug, egocentric or inordinately fascinated with ourselves now, are we?- How to tie a tie?
You’re on your own with this one.
Cannes: Paris Hilton Cried Watching Bling Ring — Vulture (via whiskeysoaked)A man approached the heiress with his iPhone out. “Paris, you sexy bitch!” he shouted. “Are we taking a selfie or what?”
“Yeah, bitch,” she replied. They leaned in close and posed.
(via slightlypretentious)
“you shouldn’t be depressed, people have it worse than you”
finally, after years of searching, the person with the worst life ever is found. formally, they are granted permission to be sad. but only them. only they have earned it. no sads for anyone else at all ever
(via phosphorescences)
Stats Pr0n of the Day: U.S. Map of Hate Speech on Twitter
Since June 2012, Dr. Monica Stevens of Humboldt State University in California has been mapping more than 150,000 geotagged tweets that contain homophobic, racist or abliest language. The result is the Geography of Hate, an interactive map of the U.S. which reveals the hotspots of “hate tweets” across the country. A deeper analysis of the project is available at Floating Sheep.
(Source: newyork, via jazminsolange)
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