She thought that sense she had a personal relationship with this person that they would gladly screw over their other patients to fit her kid in, but as it turns out, things don't work that way. How is it that all these entitled people think they can destroy someone's professional reputation over a pretty common inconvenience?
The chaotic world of TikTok can feel overwhelmingly insular to anyone who doesn't live on the app, and outsiders tend to assume that few over the age of 25 use it. But despite the fact that TikTok is heavily associated with Gen Z, the young cohort only makes up about 20% of the social network's user demographics. So why has Gen Z seemingly conquered TikTok? Maybe it's the sheer volume of content they're somehow able to churn out. Or maybe it's their idiosyncratic and ever-changing coded language they rapidly adapt to as it morphs in realtime with the latest trends and viral phrases. Whatever they're doing on the internet, it's either impossibly cringe or some brilliantly nuanced satire. We've collected some perplexing screenshots from Twitter account @genzmoments—take a gander and decide for yourself.
Fox's new fall fantasy show, Sleepy Hollow premiered last night with 10 million viewers. Looks like this one's going to be a hit! If you missed it, check it out above, then let us know what you thought:
Sleepy Hollow: Hit or Miss?
The Cheezcake ladies are generally all about laughing our butts off and having grand times together. But sometimes, we just need a good cry We have a lot of feelings, and we need to let them out. On an AskWomen thread, women shared the movies they watch when they just need to release the waterworks. As expected, we got some Disney and Pixar representation on the list, because those movies are just designed to make us cry. If you're having an emotional day and need to have a good cry, these are what the ladies of Reddit recommend.
Every school worth its salt has that story of "the kid who convinced a substitute they were the janitor" or "the guy who rode a bathtub through assembly." Some of the wild things students did to become legends is completely unadvisable, but that doesn't mean it's not memorable. For instance, don't be remembered for pooping your pants real bad.
If we're being honest with ourselves, the weather is probably the dullest part of most TV news broadcasts. These days, our phones can tell us everything from whether it's time for a light jacket or a hurricane is fast approaching. It's not like we need some dude pointing at a map to hammer home the point.
It would appear that no one is more aware of this than the reporters themselves, at least when it comes to one Canadian station. When @dianekoko1 watched the weather forecast recently, she was pleasantly surprised by an unexpected addition of the canine variety. While the weatherman was in the middle of explaining the forecast, a dog wandered on-screen and remained there for the duration.
While at first the presenter appears to take no notice of his companion, he eventually orders the dog to move when he stands in front of the part of the green screen showing the temperature. The cherry on the cake? His name is Storm, fitting in with the meteorological theme. Clearly, it is a career path he has been groomed for.
A whole lotta sh*t could go down in a marriage, and a whole lot of sh*t can go down at work. But what about when the two collide and create an explosion of cringe and awkwardness? That's exactly what happened on the well-known Reddit thread 'Am I The Asshole?' this week. A man posted about how his wife felt it was completely okay to invade his privacy and break into his personal Facebook account in order to fire a coworker that she had a problem with. Scroll down to hear about the drama that ensued.
Hello to all of our friends near and far. We gotta let you in on something. Unfortunately, the motivation to get out of bed today is purrty much nonexistent. Today's one of those days where everything is just "meh." We're trying to get out of this funky slump, though! Good thing we have stock piles on stock piles of everything wholesome and good in this world, saved right onto our handy dandy computers.
There's nothing like a bit of wholesome animal humor to give us that extra pep in our step. We have compiled for you a series of hilarious goodness. We've got cats, we've got doggos, we've got a little bit of everything! There's a little something here for absolutely everyone. Because everyone deserves to laugh and be happy!
We've all had the thought "all of these officially licensed toys and products are fine, but what I really want is an off-brand SpongeBob named "Spongey Roy" that transforms into a train." And with uncredible bootleg products, we can have just that and also forty different off brand knockoff variations of Adidas called "abibos" and "aidodos" and "asdasdasdasdasd."
It's impossible to articulate the magic of memes. It's really just a vibe. Maybe that's part of why memes are so special—they transcend conventional language. Don't get me wrong, straightforward jokes are pretty sick, but there's something about a damn good meme that just hits differently than other forms of comedy. Coincidentally, we've got a bunch of quality memes right here. Take a scroll and let us know if you agree.
Fetishes come in all shapes and sizes... and safety levels. It's hard to know where they come from. There may be no reason why somebody likes to be smacked, or whipped, or licked. And with the porn industry growing quickly it becomes easier and easier for people to discover what really gets them going. If you think you're into something weird, there's probably a platform for you somewhere that will show you how there are actually thousands of people just like you. As long as somebody's fetish is not going to put someone's life at risk, there's usually no harm. Though it's probably best for you to warn your partner before because they may not be into dressing up as animals, or Hilary Clinton.
Doggo owners and lovers, we came across a discussion today that you might just relate to! Daily walks are a big part of the doggo training process. You give your dog both verbal and physical cues to help explain what you expect from them. A big part of dog training during these walks also come from you, the doggo owner, managing your dog's behavior by leading the walk.
Reddit user and OP has decided that he's had enough with attempting to lead his dog on walks, and has decided to just allow his dog to do his thing and lead the walks. This involves lots of long sniffs, a good amount of roaming time, and exploring the neighborhood at doggo's pace. This works well for them, but OP is wondering if he is hindering his dog training process by allowing this behavior. Folks took to Reddit to discuss this dilemma.