are you really an aficionado if you haven't solved the JonBenét Ramsey case

Coming home for the holidays is when being the cool aunt reaches its peak

I am a hopeless romantic. I'll say it loud, I'll say it proud, I LOVE love. I believe that every single one of us has that one person who is meant to love us forever. I don't know how or when I'll meet my mysterious man, but I know he's out there, and when the time is right, we'll cross paths, and if I'm wise, I'll realize that the person that I have been searching for is right in front of my eyes. The story below is of a person who met his person at the wrong time. Fortunately, through a stunn…

You think you know a person...

All aboard the good ship Memebase

Crushing on someone who doesn't even know you exist, eh?

I kind of wish that the film noir genre still existed today outside of Batman movies. Was I counting down the days until The Batman , starring Robert Pattinson, came out? Absolutely I was. But do I wish that we had movies like Mildred Pierce coming out today? Again, absolutely. In the modern mind, noir mostly exists as a parody. There's the detective who talks funny, there's the gorgeous femme fatale he's in love with, there's some kind of murder. These elements are easy to parody and exaggerat…

Dark, eerie, and full of magical creatures.

Imagine working hard all day, only to watch your boss goof off all day. That's what this employee had to deal with with their boss Shannon, who believed she was above everyone else at her job. Shannon had an ideal workday. As OP writes, Shannon spent most of her days slipping out of the office for “meetings." These weren't actual meetings spent with clients or colleagues, discussing strategy or planning for the future. No, instead, Shannon spent her time grabbing long lunches with her friends,…

We're done with hot girl summer, bring on spooky season!

Who Did It?

Ruh roh, Scooby-Doo memes

It's Scooby Doobie Doooo!

Good to know prehistoric cats were just as shady as cats today

Is it just me, or is the concept of an "unsolved mystery" redundant? A solved mystery is an oxymoron, which is precisely what we're going to get into. One of my favorite recently solved mysteries is the identity of the Zodiac killer. The fact that there was a guy walking around for years who looked so much like the sketches baffles me. My favorite part of this whole ordeal is that one of his friends posted a picture with him on Facebook with the caption “Zodiac?” and nobody even noticed. I know…

As far as viral campaigns go, this one was pretty awesome