Pfft. Like anyone listens to the warning.

Am I the only one who thought this tattoo looked like Where's Waldo at first?

It kills me to hear this happened to a 10 yr old living with Autism. I'm the oldest of three and my two younger brothers, 14 and 8, have Autism and attend regular schools. They both show completely different symptoms, but the one thing they do share is a pure innocence. They can't lie or do no harm to anybody, it's just not in their nature. Unless they are set off, which is typical with most Autistic children.  With the oldest in middle school, about to go into high school, I know it's getting harder for him. People just don't understand it, and make fun of it. They have no idea what this is doing to that child. Some days the oldest comes home from school, clearly something's wrong, but it takes us over an hour to pry the information out of him to find out what's wrong. There was a major incident last year with a teacher not helping him within his needs and failing him in a class. And to top it off, she would talk down to him and whisper to another teacher, looking and snickering in my brothers direction. He's not stupid. He knows when someone is making fun of him and demeaning him, all Autistic children do. Most are set off by this. Meeting after meeting with her didn't help until my mother approached the school board about it. She is still teaching in the same school today.  How can teachers, students, anyone treat a child like that, especially a special needs child. I know that my brothers will always have a kind innocent heart, and that's what makes me the most proud of them. I'm a sister of two Highly functioning Autistic brothers and damn proud of it!

No Pluto? They can keep their chocolates.

The greatest thing about this is hearing Jay-Z sing, “He just gotta give me that look, when he give me that look, Then the panties comin' off, off, uh.”

#16 looks like a condom and #31 looks like a vagina.

Deadpool is my favorite dino.