newyorker:

In this week’s issue, George Packer tells the stories of some of the Occupy protesters; Adam Gopnik explores “The Lord of the Rings,” “Twilight,” and young-adult fantasy books; James Surowiecki on Europe’s catastrophic stubbornness; Paul Slansky administers a debates quiz in Shouts & Murmurs; Lauren Collins on wireless network names [subscription required]; and more.

newyorker:

In this week’s issue, George Packer tells the stories of some of the Occupy protesters; Adam Gopnik explores “The Lord of the Rings,” “Twilight,” and young-adult fantasy books; James Surowiecki on Europe’s catastrophic stubbornness; Paul Slansky administers a debates quiz in Shouts & Murmurs; Lauren Collins on wireless network names [subscription required]; and more.

A diagram of the most high-maintenance dinner guest you’ll encounter at Thanksgiving.Hey look, someone made a Venn diagram that perfectly represents our last three insane girlfriends!Via Happy Place

A diagram of the most high-maintenance dinner guest you’ll encounter at Thanksgiving.

Hey look, someone made a Venn diagram that perfectly represents our last three insane girlfriends!

Via Happy Place



laughingsquid:

Chat and Cut

have seen it done.

laughingsquid:

Chat and Cut

have seen it done.


braiker:

I CAN SEE THE MATRIX!
dearvida:


Miss Universe Pageant 1954- Miss New Zealand passed out from the heat

braiker:

I CAN SEE THE MATRIX!

dearvida:

Miss Universe Pageant 1954- Miss New Zealand passed out from the heat



newsweek:

joshsternberg:

msfranceswithane:

flavorpill:

Because that’s what we really need: more advertising beating you over the head with antiquated gender roles. Thx, Dr. Pepper!

Just when you think advertisers couldn’t possibly be any more tone deaf.

You’d think CEOs (or at least advertising/marketing people) would be paying attention to all mistakes other companies make. 

It’s like the ‘boys only’ tree house for the soda industry. Root beer for life, y’all.

newsweek:

joshsternberg:

msfranceswithane:

flavorpill:

Because that’s what we really need: more advertising beating you over the head with antiquated gender roles. Thx, Dr. Pepper!

Just when you think advertisers couldn’t possibly be any more tone deaf.

You’d think CEOs (or at least advertising/marketing people) would be paying attention to all mistakes other companies make. 

It’s like the ‘boys only’ tree house for the soda industry. Root beer for life, y’all.