Ai Wish Dey Had a “Disliek” Buttun 4 Dis…

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Teh wurld ob Facebook iz full ob menne FAILs!

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Global Corruption Index

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Historically Hardcore

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These made me laugh so much that I had to share.

Created by artist Jenny Burrows and copywriter Matt Kappler during school for their portfolios, these fake ads for a famous museum are spot on awesome. And well done. Unfortunately, that major museum was not a fan. Jenny had to change the text at the bottom to read “Museums” and change the logo. You can read all about that here.

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A Chair That Lets Your Girlfriend Sit on Your Lap Without Smushing Your Lap [Design]

A Chair That Lets Your Girlfriend Sit on Your Lap Without Smushing Your Lap [Design]: "

You know those cool guys who have their girlfriend sit on their lap? They're in pain. Maybe not that instant and maybe not tomorrow but when they get a bit older, they'll feel it. You can't move as freely, you get hot, and your leg goes to sleep. Romantic? Sure why not. Comfortable? No effing way. Laps should be a sit free zone! More »

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Infographic: How To Have A Rational Discussion

Infographic: How To Have A Rational Discussion: "

Via Brandon Scott Gorrell @ Thought Catalog

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Glue Yarn Ball Tutorial

Glue Yarn Ball Tutorial: "

This simple project might bring back memories of Elementary school, but it turns out to be not only a fun craft to do with the kids, but a darling Spring time decoration. Decorative balls like this can cost at least a few dollars each in the store, but if you make them yourself, you can make a ton of them for just a few bucks!

Supplies for Yarn Balls:

• yarn (I used 4 different colors)
• a bag of balloons: I used 5 inch round balloons to make smaller yarn balls
• white craft glue: I used Elmer’s

FYI – this craft is messy! Fun and messy!

Step 1: Make a mixture of glue and water (avoid making it too watery).

Step 2: Slightly blow up one 5 inch round balloon.

Step 3: Pull out a big bunch of yarn from the yarn ball itself. It is helpful to wrap it around your hand holding onto the end as to avoid tangling of the yarn (I learned this one the hard way – what a mess!) Dunk the yarn into the glue/water mixture making it all wet. Squeeze it out before wrapping.

Step 4: Begin wrapping the wet yarn around the small balloon. There is no method here, just wrap it in every which way.

Step 5: Once you have covered up a good majority of the balloon, cut off the yarn and tuck the end under.

Step 6: Roll the yarn wrapped balloon one more time in the water glue mixture, and then squeeze out any excess.

Step 7: Once all your yarn balls are completely squeezed out, let them dry with the balloons inflated inside overnight. This is an important step.

Step 8: In the morning of the next day, the yarn should be stiff and hard. If it is still damp, I would give it a second day. If it’s dry, you can pop the balloon! You should be left with a colorful decorative yarn ball.

That’s it! Now fill a basket or a large apothecary jar or even a big glass trifle bowl would be fun too!

With these bright spring colors, it’s bound to bring a little happiness indoors.

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