Guy With Face Tattoo Is Really Scared Of Puppies

I feel guilty laughing at this man's crippling phobia, but I was totally laughing at this man's crippling phobia. This is Marvin, and he runs away and starts weeping when confronted with a pit bull puppy. My Extreme Animal Phobia might be my new favorite show. Read More ›

Gavon Laessig 7 months ago 253 responses

The Smiths Sing An Ode To The Potentially Lost NBA Season

For as long as teenagers have been sad (or at least the last 30 years), The Smiths have been the go-to band when you just need to cry. Well with the first two weeks of the NBA season officially canceled, and it looking less and less like there will be a season at all, the league just needs a good cry. Read More ›

Jack Moore 7 months ago 10 responses

Dad Makes 4-Year-Old Yankees Fan Cry

The dad is a Red Sox fan and threatens his toddler with eviction if you he doesn't stop liking the Yankees. Do they make “Father of the Millennium” mugs? Watch Video ›

Gavon Laessig a year ago 6 responses

Britain’s Fattest Man Has A Tantrum

Paul Mason, formerly the world's fattest man, is still quite upset about having his government benefits cut. The sobbing seems a bit overweight…I mean overwrought. Sorry. Watch Video ›

Gavon Laessig a year ago 21 responses

Scooby Roo, The Coolest Dog Ever

Scooby Roo earned her name after losing her two front legs in a car wreck and learning to hop around like a kangaroo. Don't worry, though, she got a custom-made pair of wheels, most likely because she's F*CKING AWESOME. (via) Watch Video ›

Eliot Glazer 2 years ago 34 responses

The Face Of Disappointment

Gawker has a great gallery of the mopey faces of Chicagoans after they found out they were not getting the 2016 Olympics. It's like all of Chicago just found out their dog died. View List ›

Tanner Ringerud 2 years ago 67 responses

Art to Make You Laugh (and Cry) on nytimes.com ›

There is a particularly Philadelphian brand of hardy, low-budget, do-it-yourself, do-it-for-love creativeness evident in art and art spaces across the city.

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