The Bible According to LOLCats 
You want to click this. You really, really do.
The Bible According to LOLCats 
You want to click this. You really, really do.
Can’t stop laughing. I just can’t. Don’t open this in a library while you’re studying silently with a friend. Don’t do it.
Ok, do it. But don’t say I didn’t warn you.
I found this on a friend’s Facebook this morning and it made me do one of those completely unexpected burst-out-laughing-when-you’re-not-ready-to-laugh guffaws.
I love The Onion sometimes. On this subject, almost always. There’s also this one about the Vatican reversing its stance on gay marriage after meeting a gay couple. The first one is my favorite Onion article I’ve read thus far.
Earlier today I had a conversation with two of my friends on the ethics of marrying and/or enslaving your clone. It was actually interesting, beyond the fact that it was completely ridiculous. It was inspired by this article.
| My dad: | Lauren didn't leave me any hot water for my shower. |
| My mom: | Why do I care? |
| Me: | *Silent laughter* |
Harry Potter “FIREBOLT” Katy Perry Parody
Words. Do not have words. I’ve been up for half an hour and my day’s already been made.
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“Lately I’ve been asked a lot if I have any writing advice, particularly for young aspiring writers. This video contains about the only writing advice I feel that I can provide with any kind of confidence.
My publishing advice to teens is: Generally, don’t. What is the point of trying to publish now? There is so much to be gained from waiting and so little to be gained from not waiting. I think that not worrying about publishing a novel by the age of 16 will free young writers from the constraints of the literary marketplace. And if you write a novel that’s really wonderful, then you can always revise it and publish it later. (See, for instance, M. T. Anderson’s Whales on Stilts.)”
- John Green
This is the funniest video ever. I will definitely be checking out this YouTube channel. Watch. Even if you’re not interested in writing, it’ll make your day, I promise. And if it doesn’t, well, I don’t care. It wasn’t the real kind of promise.
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