We dare you not to laugh.
This innovative masturbator:
All aboard the struggle bus.
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These...twins?
This evil genius:
This sleepy teen:
Dog: "Abort!"
26 Filipino Words Now Officially Part Of The English Langauge
“Halo-halo,” “balikbayan,” and “comfort room” are among dozens of new Filipino words in the Oxford English Dictionary.
"Mabuhay"
The Oxford English Dictionary used this Filipino salutation, literally meaning "long live," to greet readers in a blog post today announcing that dozens of Philippine English words are now officially in the OED.
English has been spoken in the Philippines since it was first introduced to the archipelago by US colonial government in the early 1900s, explained Danica Salazar, the Filipina author of the post who's been pushing to include Filipino-coined words into the OED.
"Throughout the years, Filipino English speakers have been adapting the vocabulary of this once foreign tongue, using it to express their own identity and way of life," Salazar wrote. "Some of these unique lexical innovations have found their way into the OED for the very first time in this latest update."
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"Balikbayan"
Meaning: A Filipino visiting or returning to the Philippines after a period of living in another country.
A balikbayan box is a carton shipped or brought to the Philippines from another country by a Filipino who has been living overseas, typically containing items such as food, clothing, toys, and household products.
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"High-blood"
Meaning: Angry, agitated.
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"Miss Todd" Delivers The Feminist Heroine Of Your Dreams
Miss Todd is a brilliant short, stop-motion, musical animation about the first woman to build and design an airplane.
Miss E. L. Todd was the first woman in the world to build and design an airplane, but you've probably never heard of her.
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20 Things You Might Have Missed Watching "Game Of Thrones" For The First Time
Contains spoilers for those who are yet to catch up with Season 5, obviously.
Let's start at the very beginning. Remember the dead direwolf that had been killed by a stag in the first episode?
This was, though you may not have spotted it at the time, a pretty good analogy for the first few seasons of the show. The direwolf (Ned) was killed by the stag (Joffrey Baratheon). Not only that, but the direwolf left six pups behind – as did Ned.
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And the whole thing didn't end too well for the stag, either.
Whether you take the stag to be Robert or Joffrey, the analogy works either way. Both the Starks and the Baratheons have a rather tough time of it, while the Lannister lions are there to take advantage.
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And that's not the only time we see real animals used as analogies for the houses of Westeros.
In the same episode that King Robert is killed in a hunting "accident", we see Lord Tywin skinning a stag.
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J.K. Rowling Just Announced There Will Be A Harry Potter Play In London Next Year
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will tell the untold story of the boy who lived.
THIS IS HUGE!!!
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J.K. Rowling Had The Cutest Response To A Reader About Fasting For Ramadan
That’s how you keep your fans.
Fasting during Ramadan can be a struggle if you're surrounded by food, and sometimes it catches you in places you don't expect.
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These Amazing Bed Sheets Will Change Everything
Making the bed just got so much easier.
