If you’re most people, you just found out about the FCC’s internet privacy rules by way of their untimely demise. Thanks to the FCC’s new chief, Congress, and Donald Trump, ISPs are now free to track you like crazy and sell your data to the four dire…
Some babies won’t sleep unless they get a nighttime cruise around the neighborhood, as many parents (my own included) can attest. That’s why Ford’s latest creation isn’t a car at all – it’s a small cot for babies called Max Motor Dreams (via CNET) that simulates a drive using sound and motion, along with LED lighting designed to mimic yellow-hued… Read More
Last month, Republicans put your internet privacy on the chopping block and on Monday, Trump dropped the axe on it. That seems like not a small thing to do, but then the U.S. bombed Syria and now that everyone is muttering “nuclear war” between panic attacks at work and contacting stress ulcers the size Trump’s head.…
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In the animal kingdom, pretty much everything wants to fuck and/or kill. But puffins—those flying penguin-looking things that live in regions around the North Atlantic—are special in the sense that they typically mate with the same partner for life. They’re even called “soulmate puffins,” which is so mind-numbingly…
On Friday, less than 24 hours after the Trump Administration launched a volley of Tomahawk missiles at Syria, Sean Spicer held an off-camera press conference to bring White House reporters up to speed. Naturally, the off-camera briefing was partially filmed, mockumentary style, and broadcast across America.
Earlier today, NASA announced funding for 22 projects as part of its Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program. From a planet hopping laser-driven sail and a solar powered Venusian weather balloon to an autonomous rover on Pluto, the future of space exploration looks incredibly bright.
King, the company behind hit mobile game Candy Crush, is making a Call of Duty game designed specifically for mobile. The news was revealed in a grandiose job listing on the company’s website; in it, King seeks individuals to fill four positions, including an art director, level designer, senior-level systems designer, and a senior-level UX/UI designer. Whomever the lucky individuals … Continue reading
“I dreamed of a little fat baby,” Natashia Corrigan told Australian network 7. “I’ve always wanted a little fat baby and I’ve got a big one!”
Back in January, the Melbourne mom gave birth to a 13.36 pound boy ― without an epidural.
Instead, Corrigan was given “laughing gas,” according to BuzzFeed. That was probably necessary considering “little” Brian was twice the size of the average Australian baby when he was born.
Before he was born, doctors told her Brian would be on the large side ― around 11 pounds ― but she posted on Facebook that she was still in shock that her child exceeded that goal.
Brian, who was named after his father, is Corrigan’s third child. One daughter weighed 8 pounds, 4 ounces while the other was 7 pounds, 12 ounces.
Corrigan credits the hospital staff and hubby Brian with helping her give birth to her baby.
“They kept me strong and calm when it seemed like chaos was happening around me,” she said, according to News.com.au. “Because he was so big it was a bit hard to get him out, and they had to get a few extra staff members to come in and help.”
“This is the first pregnancy I’ve got to experience with a natural labour, the longest I’ve ever been pregnant and I’ve got the fat little man that I wanted,” she added.
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“Riverdale” actress Madelaine Petsch (a.k.a. Cheryl Blossom) released a comical video in collaboration with TV Guide, debunking the many myths of being a redhead.
“Redheads throughout the ages have been subjected to myths and misinformation, and these tales of redheaded fiction have gone on for far too long,” she begins.
What follows is a hilarious list of ridiculous ginger stereotypes, which Petsch shuts down. She claps back at stories of redheads going extinct, redheads having bad tempers, and redheads having no souls. In fact, to prove redheads do in fact have souls, Petsch references Amy Adams, the Weaseleys, and Ed Sheeran.
Amen to that. Gingers aren’t the problem. As far as Petsch is concerned, the true enemy is blondes.
Oh and one more thing.
Check out the full video below, and don’t forget to #SaveTheReheads.
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