Weekend routine

Some folks think that just because they’re dining out, they ‘deserve’ to be treated like royalty. What they don't expect is that some servers might try to put them in their place.

The wicked stepmother did everything in her power to make the stepdaughter's life difficult, but she got well-deserved karma after her death.

British comedian Joanna Neary shares online how her son was mocked by a teacher for waving goodbye to her at the school gate.

If you’re anything like us, you might randomly start daydreaming about just how awesome things would be if life were more like our favorite video games. The plotlines would be better, we’d feel empowered, and it’d be extremely convenient to see our stats and abilities whenever we want. And if things get too tough—our rent increases a bunch or we find ourselves frequently ill—we could simply type in a ‘cheat code’ and find our problems disappear, effortlessly.

Confidence and ignorance are a dangerous mix, and it can be especially potent when it comes to men who feel that they have the right to tell women what to do. On the /r/NotHowGirlsWork subreddit, moderators and contributors catalog the craziest cases of men (and, in odd cases, even women) sharing their most head-scratching takes on women’s minds, bodies and rights.

Hope this helps #morning#routine

Suddenly everything was a competition (that her kids always won).

Bland. Soulless. Generic. Robotic. Totally and undeniably fake. The last thing you want is to have someone waste your time with impersonal mass-marketing emails or messages. It’s bad enough having them fill up your inbox. It’s even worse when they’re not even proofread! If you don’t care enough to at least glance over your message before hitting [SEND], why should we care about what you’re offering?