Marriage Proposal of the Day: The planning! The dorkiness! The tears!
So imperfect it’s perfect.
[thanks, rob!]
Even though we’ve done a lot of shitty things as humans, I’m really happy that we also do stuff like this.
I can only hope the proposal I end up making is half as good as this. Certainly phenomenal, definitely inspirational and truly sweet. Thanks for recording it.
I’VE GOT A CASE IDEA!…. yeah baby.
Hey, it’s another episode of the show I love, (though I do think after this episode it should be renamed “This… This kitchen is… This kitchen’s drunk”).
Behind-the-scenes fun fact: I gave Hannah the Patron she’s using to get silly drunk for this episode! If I was a superhero, my power would be enabling.
That’s right! Everyone’s favorite Daniel sold a book! About fighting presidents! You’ll read it! When it’s available! Hey, everybody! Dog pile on Daniel!
I did WHAT!?
Looks you need to write a book now, so you don’t make that nice man look like a liar.
Nicki Minaj: I wonder if I can get all these fuckers to dance to the sound of a car alarm in a parking garage.
Amateur Night of the Day: President Obama sings the sultry opening line from Al Green’s “Let’s Stay Together” during a campaign event tonight at the Apollo Theatre.
Green, who was in attendance at the historic event (the first visit to the legendary Harlem landmark by a sitting president), has yet to share his thoughts on Obama’s loving homage.
[@alex_ogle.]
He’s… He’s just better. He’s more fun. Sure, he’s just a person and has his flaws. But he’s a better person.
All this time, I thought William Henry Harrison was the only president I’d want to hear sing songs I could fuck to. You’ve just joined a very exclusive club, Mr. President.
Tweets from kids trying to use Wikipedia for their homework—and failing. SOPA!
Everyone look at this.
I’m positive that some savvy teachers scheduled research-heavy assignments specifically because they knew kids were going to be relying on Wikipedia the night before. Were I in high school, I would have developed a begrudging respect for these teachers after figuring out a way around their clever scheme.
Then learned no lasting lessons.
Kids are freaking out about homework without Wikipedia.



![sorenbowie:
thisdanobrien:
cracked:
newsweek:
Tweets from kids trying to use Wikipedia for their homework—and failing. SOPA!
[h/t gangster curator Katie Notopoulos]
Everyone look at this.
I’m positive that some savvy teachers scheduled research-heavy assignments specifically because they knew kids were going to be relying on Wikipedia the night before. Were I in high school, I would have developed a begrudging respect for these teachers after figuring out a way around their clever scheme.
Then learned no lasting lessons.
Kids are freaking out about homework without Wikipedia.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxzcrtxnzC1qzs5cqo1_500.png)