Massive explosions! Sinking cities! Eliot Spitzer scolding Anthony Weiner! Those and more signs of the apocalypse in 5 Things You Should At Least Pretend To Know Today.
5 Things You Should At Least Pretend To Know Today — July 30, 2013
Censored: Love your new profile pic.
Censored: I feel so empty when you're not around.
I need a hug that results in wild sex.
May your performance on the bar exam make up for how boring you were while studying for it.
As a show of support while you study for the bar exam, I'll barely mention my many leisure activities.
The best part about drinking outdoors is we can't get thrown out.
Just wanted to wish you luck on the bar exam and remind you it's still my dream to marry a doctor or lawyer.
Hopefully two miserable days of taking the bar exam results in several torturous decades of being overworked.
Your birthday means so much to me I've taken time out of doing nothing to send this.
Every time you upload pictures of your amazing vacation to Facebook, I wonder how easy it would be to burglarize your empty apartment.
There's no better vacation than my boss being on vacation.
I hope our communicating only via Facebook and Gchat isn't impacted by you moving.
Here are all the vanity plates deemed too offensive or perverted by the New York DMV. Some of them might surprise you.
Sadly, this artist's rendering is the closest you'll get to such a pithy plate.
Have you been saving up the $60 (plus the $31.25 annual fee) to finally get buy that personalized "SEXHOG" vanity plate for your Jetta? If you live in New York, we're sorry to inform you that the DMV has preemptively crushed your dreams. Same goes for anyone hoping to let their fellow motorists know they're a fan of "HOTDIK," "B00BS," or anyone who wants to use their plate to get God's attention via the personalized exclamation, "HEYGOD."
The DMV has a list. They know how to use it to make sure the Lord above isn't distracted by your license plate.
A guy regularly took up two spots when parking his Jaguar at work. One day, his fellow parkers got revenge.
Next time, spring for the sunroof.
This video captures the slow-building exasperation of one sportscar owner who learned the hard way not to take up two spaces at his office parking lot. Per the YouTube description: "Sick of this guy taking up two spots every day, so we showed him you can actually still fit another car beside his."