Whether you’re trying to master the art of joint rolling or just want to try to alleviate a sore back, every cannabis user should know the difference between CBD and THC.
TL;DR: THC will get you high. CBD probably won’t. But it’s really more co…
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Meme asks what if Robert Mueller is just procrastinating?
As we all anxiously await the Mueller report, a curious theory has emerged: What if Robert Mueller, special counsel of the Russia investigation and former director of the FBI, is just procrastinating?
On a Friday afternoon — a great time to put off work — a lot of people wrote tweets about what Mueller might be up to in his procrastination hole. Sure, they might have done these tweets instead of doing their jobs, but that only makes the tweets better and more appropriate. (I say this because I participated.)
I’ve been in Robert Mueller’s position before and let me tell you, he has not written shit
— Tim Murphy (@timothypmurphy) March 21, 2019 Read more…
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View More Meme asks what if Robert Mueller is just procrastinating?The Scantron meme is a clever nod to finals week
Scantrons are the bane of any student’s existence. But this meme might make them a little less nerve wracking.
If you went through any sort of school system, you probably had to use a Scantron form to take a test. After agonizing over a multipl…
Dog destroys his local news interview
Some dogs were just born to be on camera.
One pup, Stanley the Collie, recently made a big splash on Network 10 Perth, a local news station located in Western Australia.
Just look at how he commands control of the conversation. And please, turn the v…
Seasonal Reese’s are better than Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups
Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups are obviously incredible, the envy of their chocolaty peers. But as Easter approaches and we begin to consider our springtime candy lineups (I assume everyone does this), it might be time to admit that specialty Reese’s — we’ll use the seasonal Reese’s Egg as an example — are better.
There are several key differences between Reese’s Cups and Reese’s Eggs, including size, shape, and the amount of peanut butter within the chocolate shell. Most notably, the cup has ridges and the egg does not.
But Reese’s, it turns out, do not need ridges to be the best versions of themselves. In fact, they just need to be shapeless, chunky globs. Read more…
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a beer named after her
Raise a glass to RBG with the beer dedicated to her.
Samuel Adams is naming a new Belgian Brut IPA in honor of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. It’s part of the company’s annual contribution to the Pink Boots Society, a nonprofit for women in the brewing i…
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View More The Life Cycle of a MemePete Buttigieg’s husband Chasten is the Twitter celebrity we deserve
Historically, politician spouse Twitter is one of the most insipid parts of Twitter. With the exception of that one time Melania psychoanalyzed a dolphin, politician spouse Twitter is the place where you’ll find the internet’s most useless political …
View More Pete Buttigieg’s husband Chasten is the Twitter celebrity we deserveLunarly is the self-care box for people who are into crystals
Lunarly Subscription Box
$40/month
The Good
Unlike a lot of subscription boxes • Lunarly sends full-sized items you’ll actually use instead of sample-sized clutter.
The Bad
At $40 a month • the box is more pricey than a lot of other boxes. • Lunarly also doesn’t have clear guidelines for its main goal • intention setting • so it’s confusing for beginners.
The Bottom Line
With every box you get a selection of aesthetically curated, Instagram-spiritual, genuinely nice items. But the box leaves too much unexplained for beginners and seems out of touch for people who are already familiar with sage burning and meditation.
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People are sharing their best spill videos after one woman spilled 22 quarts of ranch dressing
A video of a woman accidentally spilling a giant tub of ranch is bringing Twitter users together to share different stories of their own disasters.
It all started when Twitter user @BorboaGrant shared video of a coworker’s spectacular spill of 22 quarts of ranch.
That clip inspired others to share their own videos of spills caught on camera. The result? Perhaps the greatest thread in Twitter history, and I’m only being slightly hyperbolic.
man i wonder who would do that 🤔 pic.twitter.com/08Csv3u5qU
— ash (@ashton_risser) March 19, 2019 Read more…
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This meme highlights some of the absolutely wild news stories that come out of Florida
Strange stories come from every corner of the world — but there do seem to be certain, specific areas that produce a higher-than-average number of “man bites dog”-style reports.
Florida is one of them.
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Anyone who’s ever read a headline with the words “Florida man” in it will know this, but if you do still have doubts, behold: a new meme has arisen.
EVERYBODY google “florida man” followed by your birthday (florida man august 22) and tell me what you get. mine is Florida Man tries to attack neighbor with tractor
— swervin merv (@g_pratimaaa) March 19, 2019 Read more…
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Good news everyone, Logan Paul doesn’t actually think the Earth is flat
Logan Paul is many things, but thankfully he is not a flat Earther.
In a 50-minute, 2-second mockumentary that included a torrid affair with a flat Earther, a betrayal from a roommate, and a rap that rhymes “NASA” with “I think I’m gonna passa,” the YouTube star announced that no, he doesn’t actually think the Earth is flat.
His much-hyped video— which was promoted as a documentary but turned out to be more of a narrative movie — raised concerns that the older Paul brother had fallen for the conspiracy theory and would spread the lies to his young audience, which is comprised of mostly children. Read more…
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