Only fate can decide.
33 Two-In-One Products That Will Make Your Life So Much Easier
Here’s to the overachievers.
A ring that's also a bottle opener.
Fashionable *and* functional.
Price: $36
Trying To Remember What Happened On Season 4 Of "Game Of Thrones," Illustrated
Never go to a wedding, everybody dies, and also there are boobs.
HBO's Game of Thrones returns this Sunday! To prepare for a new season of adventure and subterfuge, we asked several BuzzFeed staffers to draw what they remember from last season.
Because there's no better way to refresh your memory than to barely – barely – recall something you watched over a year ago.
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Some staffers were more helpful than others.
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We saw the Purple Wedding, which is called that because...everything is purple?
Why DO we call it that?
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Dwarf fight! Very memorable, vaguely homoerotic and offensive dwarf fight.
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What Book Would You Recommend For Your Book Club?
Your book choice is just as important as your wine choice.
So you want to start a book club.
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Because reading by yourself is great, but reading a book with others is even better.
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You can share your excitement with others and let your nerd flag fly.
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Of course, it's all about the book you pick. You don't want this to happen.
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11 Empowering Portraits Of Women On Their First Day As Mothers
“When I became a mom, I felt a real responsibility to go up to pregnant women and say you’re going to be OK.”
Her new book, One Day Young , compiles over 40 of these beautiful portraits that show what Jenny describes as "the extraordinary bonding, warmth, and strength between mother and infant."
Xanthe and Louie
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Theresa and Thomas
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This Diabolical Prank Birthday Card Will Play Music For Hours Until The Receiver Destroys It
This is the song that quite literally never ends.
Travis and Nick Peterson have designed a truly evil musical birthday card: Once it starts playing, it won't stop for at least three hours.
It won't stop until the battery dies, or the receiver manages to destroy it. So cruel.
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The whole idea began when Nick and Travis were discussing how much they hated musical cards.
"Nick claims to be the first to say, 'What if it played forever?'" Travis told BuzzFeed Life, "but I actually went searching for someone to manufacture the card and did all the leg work."
Nick and Travis Peterson
The brothers are funding the hilarious idea on Kickstarter, already raising well more than their original $7,500 goal and becoming a Kickstarter staff pick.
After He Puked In A Bookstore, A Boy Sent The Staff An Adorable Apology Letter
He addressed it “Attention barf cleaners” and even threw in a Ben & Jerry’s gift card.
One afternoon in late March, a boy named Jack visited Powell's On Hawthorne, part of a well-known independent bookstore chain in Portland, Oregon. And he puked there. A lot.
"It was gigantic in diameter," manager Jennifer Wicka told BuzzFeed News. She guessed the mess might have spanned 10 or 12 feet.
Wicka and her assistant manager, who had just walked into work, were left to clean it up.
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"I don't know their names but I thank them alot [sic] and I'm sorry again for throwing up," Jack wrote. "And I hope you enjoy your ice cream."
It was lovingly signed: "Jack, AKA the kid that puked right next to the bathroom."
Jack was in the store with a couple of friends during spring break. He was tall, so Wicka thought he might be about 13 years old, though she quipped that from the note you might guess he's closer to 5. He did not seem intoxicated, she said, and had been complaining about a local eatery making him sick.
In 16 years at Powell's, Wicka said she's rarely had to clean up puke. Never once has she gotten a note like Jack's.
"I opened it up and read it and it totally made my day. I'm pretty grumpy about people and humanity," Wicka said. "Oh man, some people are good."
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