Yahoo's question asking population quietly descended into madness when no one was looking.
The ruthless efficiency of a robotic police force will be first tested on the crumbling, crime-riddled streets of Dubai.
This ad scrapes the bottom of the barrel in terms of what it expects voters to throw a fit over.
If you wander around enough, the internet can still surprise you.
Is there anything truly new, or have we just been coming up with slight improvements in butt technology since the Stone Age?
We can't prove it, but knowing how to code makes you a thousand times sexier to those you're attempting to woo.
The broad concept of meds have evolved. Only not in the fun 'monkey to brain other monkey with a femur' kind of way.
Regardless of where you are on the political hypercube, we can all agree that fake news has become a real problem.
After a year when everything that could have gone wrong went wrong, it's not surprising that a few Nervous Nellies have gone into apocalypse mode.
We as a society tend to lose our minds over any crackpot idea, no matter how obviously flawed and ultimately unworkable it is.
If the DNC can be hacked with so little effort, we're all at risk.
Once we realized our phones were great for smartening up, we assumed everything else would work better with computers in them. We were wrong.
Being a YouTube celebrity sounds like a pretty awesome deal, right? Well ...
While we fret about the cloud and our emails, randos keep waltzing into 'secure' areas using all the criminal guile of blind toddlers on an Easter egg hunt.