She got bored

Deer Lord, let there be laughter

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Free money or felony waiting to happen?

It's almost always disturbing to hear parents talk about “the old” days and their naughty exploits. But sometimes, they do it in a way that's so funny we can let it slide.

If you were a fan of All Gas No Brakes and haven't watched Andrew Callaghan's new series Channel 5 yet, you really need to start with this recent special on the Utah Rap Festival. In this 15-minute highlight from Channel 5's full episode on Patreon, the youth of Salt Lake City impart us with invaluable wisdom, such as 'f-ck the mormons b-tch!' The chaotic energy in this video is agitating and addictive at the same time—at times it hurts to watch and yet you can't look away. Channel 5 is a gratif

Mind the step…

Pop punk’s not dead

Birthday drama.

The book stroller really helps with shoulder pain.

Hope they have home insurance.

There’s nothing like the unique brand of stress that comes with using a store’s self-checkout . Not only do you have to scan and bag everything by yourself, you have to deal with the whims of a temperamental retail robot and sometimes stand there for minutes at a time waiting for an actual staff member if things go wrong. Mistakes happen often, but they’re not always unwelcome. When @reecebrierley1 went to get groceries, he probably wasn’t expecting any of his items to be alive. Yet in a video …

Budget at its best.

There are few tougher roles out there than being a good parent , and that can be especially true when dealing with the troubles of adolescence. Having to pull up your kids on bad behavior can be a difficult task, but it isn’t half as bad when you can enjoy yourself with it. This was the logic used by @rhythmlessman when he realized that his son had snuck out with friends that evening. Instead of waiting up to reprimand him, he let technology do the talking for him. Rigging his Amazon Echo to tu…

From grand romantic gestures to classic 3am “u up?” texts, there’s no telling the lengths that some people will go in the pursuit of getting laid . There’s a reason that sex is at the bottom of the Hierarchy of Needs, and it relates to the fact that there’s an entire genre of memes out there dedicated to being horny. Now, they have a new entry which acknowledges how tryhard we can be in the talking stage. ‘Me Tryna Hit’ has emerged as a popular format on TikTok , with users miming to the sound …

No healthcare for you sir.