Posts tagged as LOLs
Thought for the Day
Exceptalism or decline.That is the choice. Maybe too late but can we gather forces to return social cohesion?Close the divide. READ MORE
A Tumblr Devoted to Fashionable Hulks
From the Internet that brought you everything else that is awesome: please welcome Clubberin Dot Tumblr Dot Com, an online catalogue of "pro wrestling fashion."
"'Who is Newt Gingrich?' Asked Skrawberry, a 26-year-old Miami Stripper"
Lol ok RT @doug_hanks: @Skraw_Berry Thanks Skraw_Berry. Check out tomorrow's People page in the Herald for the final write-up. READ MORE
"Sh*t Gay Guys Say to Their Cats"
If you missed the "Shit X Says To Y" semi-meme, it's fine, it's all over now, for real.
"Extremely Loud": "Like 'Jason Takes Manhattan' But With More Bloodshed"
A moment of holiday joy for you: The A/V Club gives "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" a straight-up "F"—in three short paragraphs. The comments are also enjoyable.
The Greatest Photo of the "End" of the "Iraq War"
Ha ha, here's the greatest picture of the end of the Iraq War, by Al-Jazeera's Gregg Carlstrom: the assigned seats at the "Yay The Iraq War Is Over" ceremony also informed attendees in which bunker they should take shelter, in case they were all bombed or shot at or whatever. Enjoy your war zone with no war (sort of)!
"I literally looked at every site related to ugly Christmas sweaters"
“Laurie Abkemeier, a literary agent with DeFiore and Company, decided a couple years ago that the world needed a book about ugly Christmas sweaters.... 'I literally looked at every site related to ugly Christmas sweaters to see who would have the biggest platform for this book.'" READ MORE
Die Huffington Post (Or, Das Huffington Boot)
"The Huffington Post has just signed a deal with Spanish newspaper El Pais to produce... El Huffington Post. 'I'm really excited about this partnering model,' said Huffington, who also recently signed off on a French site (Le Huffington Post), with the Paris-based paper Le Monde." READ MORE
Sad Playwright Dot Com
From the very same Internet that brought you everything else weird, here is Sad Playwright Dot Com, which features pictures of playwrights looking sad, which is their usual affect. Pictured: Awl pal Chris Shinn, who would still rather you didn't simply disappear after hating one of his plays. (via)
