So many things wrong with this ad for office supplies disguised as school supplies.
The national parks are seeing a resurgence, some never had a break. After reopening, Yellowstone broke all time visitation records in October.
To deal with this some national parks are requiring reservations to handle the crowds, and hopefully reduce the 911 calls when people can’t turn around on a crowded drive to see nature.
App company wants to be granted full police powers. We know this can only end one of two ways.
Does the editor have a problem or is it just a coincidence that pictures of girls have been covered and pictures of boys in speedos have not been altered.
After looking at that train wreck of photo editing it’s time to to twist the quote from Ratatouille, “anybody can Photoshop, but not everybody should.”
Coverup with the male models seems to apply to this.
You kids want to see the coolest new INSTAGRAM page where everybody is. Look for her new book, Instagram Success One Follower at a Time.
It probably looked pretty much like this.
No ads ≠ zero ads to Disney.
Not a surprise since Disney charges to avoid lines with fastpass, but doesn’t limit sales resulting in lines for fastpass.
The CDC has changed spacing from 6′ to 3′ to reopen schools. Add in the special rules and we’re going to need learn some new math to figure out the distance for every situation.
Most schools are encourage teachers to get vaccinated, most schools. Then again, most schools don’t get their health information from Facebook.
Wait until Centner Academy finds out about the microchips in the vaccine.
Lucky for the rest of us a cure has been found.
Before I open this catalog I need to figure out if I’m the resident or the current resident.
A summary of a summary of a book. Not just one, but over 800 and counting. I didn’t believe it until I saw the ad link at the bottom to read the full summary. I prefer to read whole books so I’m not the target audience, but if you’re looking to plow through your reading even faster there is a way. Maximize your time by consuming The four hour work week in 4 minutes.