Appeal Of 'How I Met Your Mother' Finally Explained
"A new study suggests that when something causes less pain than expected, it is possible for the experience of this pain to feel pleasant."
"A new study suggests that when something causes less pain than expected, it is possible for the experience of this pain to feel pleasant."
Dog farts + jet lag feels like the worst hangover I've ever had. Ouch.
— Neko Case (@NekoCase) February 9, 2012
Mmm, earlier today someone I follow on Twitter retweeted a famous comedian being dumb, and so I had the joy of blocking both of them. So delicious! Every time I see an ad on Twitter, I block the company. (So long, KmartDeals, StaplesUS, Walmart Specials.) Every time someone annoys me majorly, I don't unfollow: I just go the extra mile and block 'em. It's great! You're nuking them from your universe! Am I annoying you? You should block me too!
All the people who would be [...]

Bobster855's Flickr is a fascinating and weird ongoing collection of advertising history, things overtly or covertly gay, views of outer space, cigarette advertisements, pictures taken on subways in Asia, things raided from the Library of Congress and the New York Public Library and, of course, the occasional cat photo. It's the perfect Internet!