Popular satirical newspaper The Onion is in trouble for trying a little too hard to promote their article in which John Boehner takes a group of children hostage. Although the article itself was clearly meant to be a joke, the first tweet about it (bottom) was oddly urgent-sounding devoid of humor. Needless to say, U.S.
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Watch Out, Your Beard Slipped Off Your Chin
I’ve seen neckbeards before, but this is the first I’ve seen that looks like its owner actually wants it to be there. It’s somewhat trimmed and its borders are well-defined, it’s just sitting several inches lower than it should
Approved By The Authorities
From the submitter: On the first day of a 3-day trip, I rear-ended this rental car into another car. Instead of trying to find a replacement rental on the 4th of July weekend, I (with the help of the local police!) “fixed” the bumper that was hanging off the car.
Ale to the Chief
Barack Obama has become the first president to brew beer in the White House. Encouraged by a chef with a penchant for DIY brewskies, Mr.
Needs Some Body Work FAIL
Some people clearly thought this was a bad idea, and others just couldn’t get passed the first hurdle…
Sent to the Slammer in Style
The lovely lady pictured above is the latest mugshot for singer Khia Chambers . I say “latest” because this isn’t the first time the police department has snapped her photo – she’s had 19 mugshots taken before this one
Good Idea/Bad Idea: PC Fans
Welcome to the first edition of Good Idea/Bad Idea ! (shamelessly stolen from Animaniacs) If you guys see any kludges that can be done better or worse, submit them for comparison and we’ll make this a regular feature! ~NSHA Submitted by: Unknown
Snug and Thug
I’d be the first to admit that Snuggies are among the best of guilty pleasure-wear.
At Least You’re Honest
New rule: If you see a piece of computer technology that predates the first time you turned on a PC, you are not allowed to touch it. ~NSHA Submitted by: Unknown Via: Reddit
Historical Thursday: Orville and Wilbur Who? The World’s Earliest Aircraft
The Wright brothers are often considered the fathers of modern flight. Their world-changing invention of three-axis control became the standard method of flight and remains as such today.