A Surprising Brouhaha Over the Use of the Word "Meh"
"Meh" is the online equivalent of saying to someone's face "whatever!" or my favorite variants, "whatevs" or the silent "W" formed with your thumbs and index fingers. The Daily Show correspondent John Hodgman complained about it on Twitter last week, claiming that it represents that the user has "missed the point," or worse — rejects joy!
I've gotta remember this idea for next Halloween. This awesome guy dressed up as Chairman Mao — framed in a picture, and carrying his signature little red book. I wish I'd run into him on the BART!
They may be young, but kids know a thing or two about love— or at least they think they do. Some of these answers are pretty darn insightful and others somewhat miss the mark, but they're all entertaining. But I'll give Bart my digits any day; he's my kind of date!
My friend has a running list that contains the names of men that under no circumstances will she ever date. (Yes, I'm completely serious!) When I heard that certain names, including Harold, Frank, and Bart, were her dealbreakers, I couldn’t help but laugh. I mean, what can a poor guy do about his awkward or geeky name?
I was out with a friend last night, and after some drinks, walking back to the BART, I thought, I need a snack—a trashy snack. Boy, I was not disappointed. Behold: Wasabi-flavored Funyuns.
Every morning when I get on the BART train, comatose people listen to music on their iPods, read novels, or studiously avoid one another's gazes. Boor-ing. What they need is these guys to narrowly avoid kicking them in the face Jackie Chan style to truly wake up and enjoy the day.
The Simpsons Movie will hit theaters at the end of the month and a number of 7-11s across the country have been temporarily converted to Kwik-E-Marts to promote the release and make good Springfield citizens of us all. Thirsty? Try a frosty Squishee!