uproxx:

What If The Cast Of ‘Parks And Recreation’ Were On ‘Hollywood Squares’?

(via popculturebrain)

nevver:

We accept Walkens

ilovecharts:

Poorly Drawn Lines is one of my all-time favorite web comics. He makes a lot of great chart-themed jokes. This “What’s in the McRib” chart is a prime example.

amyvernon:

Is this the best Craigslist ad in the history of ever? Maybe. (1995 Pontiac Grand Am GT)

laughingsquid:

Haters Gonna Hate by The Internets

This is a great photo of Jay-Z eating dinner with a cat that looks like a tiger. 

cheatsheet:

jessbennett:

onetinyhand:

jay z. 

yesss

Hov. Related: Bey named “Most Beautiful” by People Magazine.

laughingsquid:

Pancakes, Butter & Syrup Quilt with Bacon Rug

popculturebrain:

hulu:

You heard Cartman: Start meme-ing!  (Just no coning please.  That is so 2000-late.)

This episode. Man.

theatlantic:

The Marketing Genius of TacoCopter

Some companies are born great, some companies achieve greatness, and some companies drop greatness on your face — in the form of a taco.

The latter certainly applied to one of the greatest fake startups ever: TacoCopter. The prank company drew headlines with its stated plan to use “flying robots” to deliver tacos to smartphone-ordering customers. Basically, they wanted to use automated helicopters to reign deliciousness down on people. It was genius.

It was also illegal. A short brainstorm of air-dropping tacos on customers uncovers a number of drawbacks, including but not limited to: What if the tacos hit somebody else? What if somebody steals your taco from the toy helicopter? What if the copter crashes into a building? What if the FAA opts to clear the skies of Mexican delivery? But all of this was besides the point. […]

Of course, it’s hard to know if people really want what you’re building when almost nobody knows about you. It’s what Y Combinator’s Paul Graham calls the “Trough of Sorrow.”

The Trough of Sorrow is where most startups meet their demise. It’s easy to give up when nobody’s paying attention. Anything that kicks the company out of the shadows during these lean months (or years) is by definition good. Even if that means floating outlandish plans to parachute tacos down to customers.

Read more. [Image: Tacocopter]

This is relevant to my interests. 

Awesome shark is awesome. 

apsies:

A shark gives a diver a high-five. Eli Martinez was interacting with the lemon shark in the balmy waters off the coast of The Bahamas. Eli, who works as the editor of Shark Diving magazine, said: “This particular shark I had encountered before. She is very laid-back so I knew if I held my hand out she would come over. At first she was swimming straight towards me, but I didn’t expect her to turn at the last moment. She tapped my palm with her fin like we were high-five-ing.” Picture: CATERS NEWS