Rhona Not Rhonda

dalmatianparade:

everyone was talking about the Supreme Court last week so I made a thing

BAHAHAHHA!!

rickyv:

Don’t Overpay for Shippingby Ricky Cheap Van Veen 
I learned this as a kid shipping packages from my dad’s lock shop. Passing it along because I still see people pay for overnight and two day shipping when they don’t need to.
Here’s a map of UPS Ground delivery times for packages sent from New York City. Any delivery destination in yellow will get there overnight by simply getting the basic ground service. Anything in orange will be a 2 day delivery, again while still just paying for basic ground shipping.
Before you pay for expedited shipping, just check their ground map system to see if it’s necessary.
YOU’RE WELCOME!!!!!!!!111


After working in shipping for 3.5 years…this could not be more true.

rickyv:

Don’t Overpay for Shipping
by Ricky Cheap Van Veen 

I learned this as a kid shipping packages from my dad’s lock shop. Passing it along because I still see people pay for overnight and two day shipping when they don’t need to.

Here’s a map of UPS Ground delivery times for packages sent from New York City. Any delivery destination in yellow will get there overnight by simply getting the basic ground service. Anything in orange will be a 2 day delivery, again while still just paying for basic ground shipping.

Before you pay for expedited shipping, just check their ground map system to see if it’s necessary.

YOU’RE WELCOME!!!!!!!!111

After working in shipping for 3.5 years…this could not be more true.

ilovecharts:

More Than Half of Women Voters are Feminists

Suck it, patriarchy!
ilovecharts:

via newsweek: wbez: verosays:
coolchicksfromhistory:

thirteenny:

“Judge women as people not as wives”
“MAKERS: Women Who Make America” premieres TONIGHT at 8pm. Watch a preview.  

About to watch this.

coolchicksfromhistory:

thirteenny:

“Judge women as people not as wives”

“MAKERS: Women Who Make America” premieres TONIGHT at 8pm. Watch a preview.  

About to watch this.

ilovecharts:

The Most Important Chart In American Politics
npr:

explore-blog:

The average earnings of young college graduates are still falling.

Sigh. — tanya b.

Who are these people making $54k a year?!!! I don’t know them.

npr:

explore-blog:

The average earnings of young college graduates are still falling.

Sigh. — tanya b.

Who are these people making $54k a year?!!! I don’t know them.

coolchicksfromhistory:

nparts:

Anne of Green Gables gets a sexy makeover, blond dye-job for new edition — and Canadian fans are not amusedA new image of Canada’s most beloved literary orphan has Canadians seeing red, but not where they’re supposed to.A new edition of Anne of Green Gables depicts the notoriously youthful and ruddy-headed heroine as a curvaceous blond teen, sparking a fierce backlash from scholars and casual readers alike.Critics derided the cover — which shows the heroine reclining against a hay stack, clad in a plaid shirt and smiling suggestively — saying it is a far cry from the feisty, 19th-century 11-year-old brought to life in the pages of L.M. Montgomery’s classic series of novels. (Amazon.com; Postmedia News files)

Blonde?  Blonde?  Blonde?  At least give her the raven tresses she wanted if you’re going to change her hair color.  
The non-reader who put together this CreateSpace copy is charging 52 cents more than the Laurel Leaf editions (which if you own the books are probably the ones you have).  Unfortunately the righteously angry reviews meant for the blonde cover are showing up on the page for the Laurel Leaf books with Edwardian, redheaded Anne.

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!

coolchicksfromhistory:

nparts:

Anne of Green Gables gets a sexy makeover, blond dye-job for new edition — and Canadian fans are not amused
A new image of Canada’s most beloved literary orphan has Canadians seeing red, but not where they’re supposed to.

A new edition of Anne of Green Gables depicts the notoriously youthful and ruddy-headed heroine as a curvaceous blond teen, sparking a fierce backlash from scholars and casual readers alike.

Critics derided the cover — which shows the heroine reclining against a hay stack, clad in a plaid shirt and smiling suggestively — saying it is a far cry from the feisty, 19th-century 11-year-old brought to life in the pages of L.M. Montgomery’s classic series of novels. (Amazon.com; Postmedia News files)

Blonde?  Blonde?  Blonde?  At least give her the raven tresses she wanted if you’re going to change her hair color.  

The non-reader who put together this CreateSpace copy is charging 52 cents more than the Laurel Leaf editions (which if you own the books are probably the ones you have).  Unfortunately the righteously angry reviews meant for the blonde cover are showing up on the page for the Laurel Leaf books with Edwardian, redheaded Anne.

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!

iamsosorry:

iamsosorry:

Rankin-Bass’ 1964 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer as sung by DMX

Sorry for reblobbling myself, but I just wanna say thanks for the love out there, buds. Made my spirits bright.

[HuffPostComedy]

[Vulture]

[EgoTripLand]

My cousin is Internet famous.