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When you boil a funny bone it becomes a laughingstock.

Hate this, thank you

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🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

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I think we should bring back that thing everyone did in 2014 where you badly photoshop two characters from entirely different media together to look like they’re in love. This is my proposal for doc ock x glados please consider

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A quick orange themed painting for fun, based on a photo I came across online 🍊

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"I have so many questions and yet, none at all."

-Paladin after learning about how the rogue jumped off a building to try and talk to his god

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I think this is an incredibly important video to watch

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attempting to explain to your mother that she may, at some point in her life, have made a non-optimal decision

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I never thought about the doctor’s side of this! :O you’re right! you can’t trust ANYBODY!! It’s all just a waste of time, money, and resources for a stupid piece of maybe-legit paper.

somewhat off-topic, but I feel it’s relevant. My job is working at a call center, and I help oversee quality of communications. We used to have a system that allowed our call agents to leave notes on a customer’s account so that if the next agent needed to know what had happened already, they’d have easy access to it. For SOME reason, “product management” or whoever decided that was a waste of time or something? So they got rid of it. Of course, agents IMMEDIATELY started complaining because that was a really helpful tool.

You know what they’re trying to do now? They’re trying to decide if they should bring the note system back just as it was, OR... if they should let the AI of call recordings keep record of the call/summarize, and the agents would just review for errors. I immediately balked at the idea; these recordings are almost ALWAYS inaccurate/mishearing the customer’s words/tone and it’s just not reliable on its own.

This is a HUGE waste of time for the agents and a HUGE waste of money to the company (apparently), but they’d rather rely on impractical/inaccurate AI than their actual employees.

I guess my point is, companies want to make life more difficult for their employees in any way possible. Why? I have no idea. It seems extremely counter-productive to me....

facts

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what else related to bugs can radicalize a person? o_o

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i've experienced popping and cracking in all of the above so i wanna know how normal this is

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i think more people ESPECIALLY americans tbh need to get even just cursory knowledge of the protestant work ethic. there is a christo-capitalist reason you feel guilty when you are not working yourself to death. it isn’t just like, a common Symptom or whatever. it is from a deeply ingrained ideology in the west that affects pretty much everyone (even if you are not a WASP, ur still forced into this culture and will deal with its ramifications). 

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i’m losing my mind over this

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